Most of those records that make their musicians noticeable again tend to play to their strengths. Well, Bowie's Black Tie White Noise might be an outlier here. Sure, Bowie returned after his 80's pop wilderness, yet no one really guessed he would've done a record like this. The platter should be seen as a dare, if you ask me. Bowie was always savvy, so Black Tie White Noise challenged what he represented at the point. He conversed with the modern times, though the disc seemed so homely alien with the mix of R&B and art rock. True, he sounded like throughout his career, but the platter shocked those who assumed he would've kept doing his 80's under a different guise. Thus, he staked his claim for the 90's, yet few saw this as his intention, he became another veteran losing the plot.
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With you 'till the end, imaginary friend
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The 7th Voyage of Sinbad - art by William Stout (2003)
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Revenge for Lobсo!
Warning!Blood!
And since then no one has kidnapped Lobco again ^^
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Redrawing my old comic idea Paper People. I don’t know if I’ll ever finish their story. But I love these characters.
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Roc VS Zero, but this time Zero wins, congratulations to this boy! 🎉🎉 (He deserves to win, because roc is a little shit. And I hate him)
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THERE IS NOT ENOUGH WHEEL ART. ive come to try and remedy that a tiny bit
this is sort of. a redraw? whatever of the voting icon. but. well you know :)
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