SENSE OF DOUBT

Hand is a wonderful tool, so that all of your dream. It greatly depends on you, but you must note that it has begun to show the subtle sway. You have to ignore this growing wave of suspicion and completely focused on your quest. Your rights are restored.









*Special acknowledge great Hadis G.

ABDULMAJID

The magic word there is sound new, dream of exotic locales, the spectacular ancient neon busy. Set fire to the city shine appeal and the metropolitan area and the landscape arid and remote-hour strike age.

Through the summer the sun is your hair can feel the cool breeze drifting that warms your face. They know the beauty of your noble grace. It is the tip of your tongue, your lips, say the syllables that form word.... It is Abdulmajid.

AS YOU TURN TO GO

*Magic of birth days to Nina H.

AS YOU TURN TO GO

Vince Guaraldi Trio - O Tannenbaum

ANYWHERE BUT HERE

You want to hide, to escape, disappear entirely from the tired and does not mean that you are familiar. Friends become enemies and your world seems against it. Although the new identity to charm them melt into a pool of cold wax. No fear break your imagination. Sailing and visa as a positive surprise summer faded into a cold and stormy seas.



David Bowie - Yassassin



David Bowie - Fantastic Voyage

CRYSTAL JAPAN

David Bowie - Crystal Japan



See colour of version here.

Hello Kansai Yamamoto

"Will you just look at those incredibly insane clothes-I just don't believe it." The chick flashed a smile and said: "Yeah, he carries most of his street clothes when's he's touring and most of his stage costumes-like his spacemen's suits. He's going to be on the road about two months, you see. Didn't you see that Time Mag picture of David with that beautiful black suit of his? Well, he brought that one too.

All his suits are custom-made by this fabulous Japanese designer, Kansai, " 

-David Bowie in Hollywood, by Annie Tipton (June 1974)

"He has an unusual face, don't you think?  He's neither man nor woman.  If you see what I mean; which suited me as a designer because most of my clothes are for either sex.  I love his music and obviously that has influenced my designs but most of all there's this aura of fantasy that surrounds him.   He has flair." - Kansai Yamamoto (June 1973)

"Yamamoto is Kabuki in his overt theatricality, flamboyant sense of gesture and design, and brilliant colorful design as much to be read from afar as admired at close range. Leonard Koren, writing in New Fashion Japan, (1984) said, "For Kansai, fashion means creating a festival-like feeling using brightly colored clothes with bold design motifs inspired by the kimono, traditional Japanese festival wear, and military clothes." Gaudy by desire, larger-than-life by theater's intensity, and virtually to Japanese culture what Pop style was to Anglo-American culture, Yamamoto has consistently cultivated a fashion of fantastic images, extravagant imagination, and sensuous approach to both tradition and a view of the future."

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"Unabashed entertainer and impresario (long a familiar product spokesman on Japanese television), Yamomoto achieved cult status in the 1970s for his worldly transmission of Japanese culture. His work has often been controversial in Japan inasmuch as it is thought to promote and exploit images of Japanese vulgarity internationally. Is Yamamoto creating an "airport art," expensive exoticism for the West that still thinks of an East Asia of bright colors, lanterned festivals, Kabuki masks, and fabulist stories with dragons and tigers? Yamamoto seems poised between traditional Japanese culture, the Pop sensibility of the late 20th century, and a longing for a millennial future."

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1980 FLOOR SHOW OUTAKES I

David Bowie - 1984/Dodo Live

GOODBYE 2008

To turn over the sand glass and to begin again:



Nilsson - Don't Forget Me