412:, so it was good timing to hear a tune partly about him. I'm a Heads fan, like lots of people, maybe you too. Never managed to see them live but I did see Byrne twice in the 90s and both were amazing shows, especially the first one. "Rain" is great stuff as well. I like "Young Americans", good song for sure. When I was in high school a friend asked me what my favourite Bowie song was, and I gotta say my answer is the same now: "Modern Love"! It may be glitzier than some of his classic 70s work but it's irresistible. That's cool you grew up with Dolly in the house; I'm sure there'd be warm, fuzzy memories around that. My mom never listened to her when I was a kid. In my wee years, at home there'd be a lot of reggae (Marley, Tosh,
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348:, ha, you flatter me with all your talk of stalking. :-) I'm well, thanks, hope you are too! I enjoyed that song you linked to, including the drums. I hope I don't sound like a boring one-interest pony always posting about this guy, but I absolutely adore the drums here
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