Sysiyo (acolyte)
11/04/02 03:40 AM
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Re: I don't see that Bowie really has many "gay" songs
[re: twister]
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In reply to:
If the narrator of the song was supposed to be gay, why would this girl be turning him on so?
He might be bisexual? Just as a point...
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jennjenn (mortal with potential)
11/05/02 06:12 PM
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the only reading i've had into john i'm only dancing is the bisexual way. wouldn't it be kind of dangerous if they were both straight guys? a bloody fight would most definately have broken out.
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ZiggyZane (kook)
11/06/02 10:44 AM
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Not really.. They could be best friends, or gentle men.
"MAKING LOVE WITH HIS EGO!"
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Starlite (kook)
11/06/02 01:50 PM
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Well of course, if they were friends, then the only thing that'd happen would be a permanently damaged eye. :)
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Satal (absolute beginner
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11/12/02 04:22 PM
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Nice one....
Of course this is an excellent topic, and of course we're stating the obvious. However, think about all the poor, pitiful new Bowie fans who want to know? With that in mind, I'd like to make a distinction between:
Bowie's songs that CAN be interpreted as with a homosexual context
and
Bowie's songs that ARE written with a homosexual context
So...?
~Satal de Rihannsu~
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Queen_Bitch_101 (grinning soul)
11/13/02 06:03 AM
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I'd like to know, about "Scream like a baby", in what can it be interpreted in an homosexual way? some said it could, I don't agree at all. He's talking about this Sam guy whom he says to be "just like him", right, and then? I might be stupid but I don't see where is the sexual metaphore in this song.
I know that people think That I'm a little crazy Ohh, better sex is fun I think I like fascination
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Emil (cracked actor)
11/13/02 09:54 AM
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Hm, this man love thing? I was under the impression that "man-love" is a biblical (or just old) term for loving all fellow humans. In a non-sexual way. Now am I wrong about that??
On the other hand, in the context of the lyric of Moonage Daydream any love is more likely to be of sexual (or at least romantic) nature. So I don't know.
Then I'd like to promote She's got medals which is of course not homosexual at all, but still Bowie's first song about crossing gender boundaries. Pitt must have loved it.
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Satal (absolute beginner
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11/13/02 01:42 PM
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Re: What's with this man-love
[re: Emil]
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I had always interpreted it in two different ways (I'm good at doublethink):
1. "...Church of Man, love..."
and
2. "...Church of Manlove..."
For the first, I tend to take it in the idea of, "Okay, Ziggy's an alien. This is the new church, he is the new priest, etc etc."
For the second, that's just my own dirty little brain that gets a kick out of all innuendos and oddities. If taken as case #2, it makes a great opening quote for naughty slash-fics.
~Satal de Rihannsu~
"I used to be into S&M, necrophelia, and bestiality, but I realised that was just beating a dead horse." -- Uknown
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theodora75 (absolute beginner
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11/15/02 09:26 AM
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Would I be mistaking if I would call "Sweet thing" from Diamond Dogs a gay song too?
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bowiefanpeter (acolyte)
11/15/02 01:48 PM
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Cracked Actor
"...Suck baby, suck. Give me some head..."
"...show me your rear..."
Could both of these tow lines be construed as gay lines?
BFP
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