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**yurawerj** · 10-31-2011, 03:48 AM

It's really interesting how the woman who wrote such a bunch of terrible songs for the very same album (Ireland, Hoochie woman, Jamaica Inn, Witness, Card and guitars, the list goes on) wrote this song at the same time.
The anger was there, the emotion was there, the rush, the urge for expressing something in the most powerful and direct way. And she focused that in Not David Bowie. Thank god she didn't include it on TBK, because it would be lost between all that boring elevator music.

10-31-2011, 03:48 AM	#7
yurawerj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	It's really interesting how the woman who wrote such a bunch of terrible songs for the very same album (Ireland, Hoochie woman, Jamaica Inn, Witness, Card and guitars, the list goes on) wrote this song at the same time. The anger was there, the emotion was there, the rush, the urge for expressing something in the most powerful and direct way. And she focused that in Not David Bowie. Thank god she didn't include it on TBK, because it would be lost between all that boring elevator music.
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