why do you people care about that post in which for some unkown reason told about a night. It makes no sense to as why you dwell on it. If you could tell me where the other seven volumes of my posted life are I'd love to see them. And no - I am not Jewish, i was meerley guessing what would be said in an angry response against such a comment - for the Jews have always been targeted. I have no religion.

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You got your dates mixed up, I think (not that it really matters too much).

It says on my EMI re-issue the rerecorded Space Oddity was done in 1979, and Alabama Song was released as a UK single in February 1980.

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Yes, but let us not confuse the concepts of 'release date' and 'recording date'. Bowie's Alabama Song was recorded in 1978 but released only in 1980.

For the record, I also immensely like the re-recorded Space Oddity.

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Wish they would release the third track from the Space Oddity/Panic in Detroit session.

Believe everything I say,especially the lies.

I'm not 100% sure but that's my recollection. I read Brecht's biography but that was nearly 20 years ago, so i could be wrong about the exact term they used.

I'm happy, hope you're happy too

The Space Oddity recording was pretty good, yeah, but as for Panic In Detroit....the re-recording makes me cringe

It is an interesting re-recording. Not as good as the original, obviously, but different.

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http://www.campusprogram.com/reference/en/wikipedia/a/au/aufstieg_und_fall_der_stadt_mahagonny.html

Actually thinking about it, I'd have liked it if the P-A-N-I-C thingymajig was used in the original. I just can't stand the way his voice sort of goes "Panic In Deeeeeeeet (now high pitched) roiiit"

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give me a P...

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Give me an O, give me an O, Give me an R...

U Got The Look? Isn't that a Gary Numan song?