Ask me again when I hear the full song.

I Like it. Sort of reminds me of beaty and the beast crossed with something from lodger. I imagine that the 30 second clip is prety representitive of the whole song. Good vocal sound. I am feeling optimistic today!

I like holding stuff.

I actually like it, reminds me a bit of the BTWN era, particularly Lucy Can't Dance; I think the vocals are pretty similar, and the general upbeat feel of the song, I think it would be a pretty good single also, very commercial sounding but also very Bowie. (But in a good BTWN way and not a bad 80s way).

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My first impressions were that it reminded me of that era too, not a wholey bad thing, and a bit more interesting than the basic rock of Reality.


You should not underestimate people, not everybody is as thick as you.

it's trying very hard not to go into the chorus of the maccarena.

lyrics sound like another song i can't quite place...

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Go here and right click on Plo to get a 30 second snippet of the new Bowie track.

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Many thanks Alan, do I like it? well lets just say (he can) do that and has done it! yes I like it very much

Just been trying to access Bowient for this exclusive for the last 20 mins I guess its busy or acting up yet again.


London Bye Ta-Ta...

Yeah, the vocals on that last 10 seconds are very reminiscent of his 78-80 vocals and that ain't a bad thing.

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GBBD 2005 !!!!

I like the shoutout to "Keith Kool" at the end of the snippet.

The KK snippet also got used at some mid 90's shows - DDogs at Loreley 96?

bfp

I was expecting something akin to Gary Numan's I Can't Stop (the title '(She Can) Do That' would fit perfectly, "she can, do that / she can, do that again / she can, do that")... The only problem is... it's worse. Sounded like the american Hamtaro theme.

Rabbit, would you mind letting me throw a few lollipops too?

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Sounds like he's having the fun we're not garnering from listening to it.

Fun, being the operative word here.