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Mega64 Record Club Ep. 64 - David Bowie - Scary Monsters(#443).mp3 (Patreon)

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2024-05-30 13:00:11
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2024-05-31 22:19:15
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Oh hi friends! Today we are once again talking about David Bowie, but this time it's about his 14th album, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). There are a bunch of connections to past records we have covered with this one, so let's see if we can find them all.

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Mega64 Record Club Ep. 64 - David Bowie - Scary Monsters(#443).mp3

Oh hi friends! Today we are once again talking about David Bowie, but this time it's about his 14th album, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). There are a bunch of connections to past records we have covered with this one, so let's see if we can find them all.

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MikeOShay

Few things in this show have been more entertaining than Shawn mocking the Fallout Boy song. I don't even dislike the song but it was just a really amusing response

Paul LoBue

I cannot stand for this fallout boy slander!!! Lmao anyways the Bowie album was decent. Nothing blew me away about it but I love the Bowie sound so I enjoyed this. 3/5 for me

Beltz Roth

It's funny that this album popped up, because a few weeks ago on the podcast, they talked about SNL, and specifically artists playing songs that weren't planned to be played and the artist getting banned from SNL- I can't find an original source, so it could be ancient internet bullshit (earliest source I find is from 2000), but Bowie was apparently briefly banned from SNL in the 90s for singing the song "Scary Monsters" as opposed to a different song from his 90s album "Earthling." He did it specifically to antagonize Lorne Michaels, who was mad at him for last minute dropping out of a sketch. Michaels previously admitted to Bowie about how much coke he used to do while listening to the album, and how he paired the album with coke a lot (apparently sometimes off of the cover's sleeve) during the darkest period of his life. Sorry for the wall of text. This album is a top 10 Bowie album, but to me, not a top 5 just cuz it falls in the trap of the A side completely dominating the B side too much that his greatest albums aren't a victim of.