Childhood is idolizing David Bowie
Adulthood is realizing Scott Walker is the GOAT
Childhood is idolizing David Bowie
Benjamin Torres
Carter Diaz
he's a man, not a goat
Ethan Sanchez
Cooper Turner
Eli Anderson
Bowie agreed with you
Wyatt Nguyen
Whyyyy do they call him Scott Walker?
If he gets into car, does that make him Scott Driver?
Bentley Harris
kek
Oliver White
no, it does not
Brayden Collins
He was Bowie's idol youtube.com
Angel Barnes
Unironically yes. Although that isn't dissing Bowie at all (who was also quite fine.) After all - there is only one 30th Century Man.
James Walker
At what stage does one realize that Scott Walker is just discount Jacques Brel?
Nathaniel Bell
Heat, the final song on The Next Day (Bowie's penultimate album) could be considered an homage to late-period Scott Walker; it's done very much in his style, lyrically and musically. It also demonstrates the differences between the two artists: Bowie was experimental but he always orientated himself toward an audience. Scott Walker is venturing out towards god knows what. You can trail after him if you want.
Luis White
Interesting recommendation, although he hasn't made avant-garde music in his later career. A good site for translations?
Noah Fisher
only the first two albums are like that
Daniel Russell
this. Walker was his idol.
Nathaniel Edwards
I'm a huge fan of his early solo career, Scott 3 and 4 are extremely touching and romantic albums, I'm very fond of them. can't really into his avant garde stuff but on him for making something new and different instead of just resting on his laurels.
Luke Perez
Why can't I like both
It's Raining Today is one of my favourite songs of all time
I don't speaking belgianese why can't I just listen to Scott Walker
lol that was my first thought when I head Heat. Bowie also did a (terrible) cover of Nite Flites on Black Tie White Noise
Robert Sanchez
The stage right before you realize that Brel's music was largely the creation of two other people (Gérard Jouannest and Francois Rauber to be exact.)
Jaxson Butler
very good
Gabriel Harris
brian eno>both
Jackson Ward
Ever seen the 30 century man documentary? Bowie and Eno both spend the entire time blabbering about how Scott is the greatest thing to happen to modern music. I'm not OP, but Scott blows both of them out of the water.
Jack Bell
Very happy with all the Scott threads recently.
Now I'm preparing for the daily thread where someone posts a Scott album and says "i dont get it lol"
Eli Jones
If only he'd release something like Tilt and the Drift again.
Brody Harris
yes!!
Matthew Davis
did you listen to Bish Bosch and Soused? both pretty much expand on the same sound.
hopefully scott still has at least one more album left in him
William Sullivan
>tfw it still freaks you out after multiple listens
Adrian Clark
I have, but it wasn't as caustic as the other two. His vocals are impeccable, even for a 70 year old. It's a shame he's old now.
Jaxson Nguyen
The Drift was the most intensive, caustic and anti-human album I've ever listened to. I was so overwhelmed that it left me grasping for air after listening to it. I'm not sure if I'm willing to experience that ever again.
Elijah Ward
>it left me grasping for air after listening to it
ok its a pretty scary album but calm down
Nathaniel Turner
best male singer ever imo
Angel Long
Childhood is idolizing Scott Walker
Adulthood is realizing that Arsen Dedić is the GOAT
Adrian Sullivan
fuck you jew
Mason Perry
Hes the greatest living musician
Jonathan Jackson
lMAAAO