Can anyone please explain the significance of the neckties being over the left shoulders please?




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Can anyone please explain the significance of the neckties being over the left shoulders please?

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Drugs.


"I'm simply not clicking on a link to foreskin.org. No, I'm not." - Emil

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Drugs.

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My goodness he started young!

Incidently I have managed to purchase both this photograph



And this one...



For the grand sum of $25.00 with shipping from a store in Canada and I am most proud


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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1593&item=4736462586&rd=1#ebayphotohosting




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

£163.88 that has to be rediculous

Actually although Im not a fan of Let's Dance the album artwork was much better than this rather silly Bowie with umbrella cover, It's just way too average and quite naff for a Bowie album cover, the original Let's Dance was very more Bowiesque IMO.

Still someone has money to burn and Im NOT jealous



A truly horrid cover


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It is not for Let's dance, it is for DANCE, the remix album that was shelved in 1985.




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It is not for Let's dance, it is for DANCE, the remix album that was shelved in 1985.

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Opps! I see, anyway Im glad the cover artwork was shelved it reminds me of some horrid Rick Astley album cover YUK!

So the Dance mixes were released on what please?


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They weren't. whether the mixes of Blue Jean, Shake it, dancing with the big boys, or loving the alien were the commercially released on the 12" singles of the time is uncertain, but there was never remixes done of Let's Dance, China girl or Modern Love. This album was shelved and the material never released. Apparently both sides of the album (not sure whether Blue jean is on the end of side one or begining of side two) were going to be sequenced continuously. This was a common practice of the time, with remix albums by Euryhtmics, Human League, Pet shop boys etc. Considering I liked a lot of the remixes on the 12"s, I would have enjoyed this album had it been released.




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Considering I liked a lot of the remixes on the 12"s, I would have enjoyed this album had it been released.

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I too love the 12" remixes from that time and would have liked to have heard them, I also would have loved this album to have been released but please with a different cover




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There is a bootleg of it.

Let's Dance(disconet mix)
Blue Jean(ext dance mix)
Dancing with the Big Boys(ext dance mix)
Tonight(ext dance mix)
Tumble and Twirl(ext dance mix)
Loving the Alien(ext dance mix)
Don't Look Down(ext dance mix)
This is Not America(disconet mix)
Underground(ext dance mix)
Magic Dance(ext dance mix)
Bowie Megamix (Fame/GY/Fashion/Let's Dance/JG/Rebel Rebel)