Originally Posted by gagaluv:
“I didn't vanish from the topic. Unfortunately, I didn't keep up to date with that particular thread.
Bowie influenced her hugely. Obviously not musically but in terms of style and dress/costume in her more experimental periods. Also the idea of playing a character, which Bowie made famous, was touched upon in much of her output and videos. The whole "Erotica" period felt very much like a persona rather than Madonna herself. The way she conducted herself in interviews felt very Bowie-like.
More singificantly, Freddie Mercury's performance style is almost a blue print for the hyperbolic, grand, OTT performances that Madonna did on tour. But the artist who I think she borrowed from most was Debbie Harry. The attitude, the style and some of the concepts in the eighties felt very Blondie-esque.”
“I didn't vanish from the topic. Unfortunately, I didn't keep up to date with that particular thread.
Bowie influenced her hugely. Obviously not musically but in terms of style and dress/costume in her more experimental periods. Also the idea of playing a character, which Bowie made famous, was touched upon in much of her output and videos. The whole "Erotica" period felt very much like a persona rather than Madonna herself. The way she conducted herself in interviews felt very Bowie-like.
More singificantly, Freddie Mercury's performance style is almost a blue print for the hyperbolic, grand, OTT performances that Madonna did on tour. But the artist who I think she borrowed from most was Debbie Harry. The attitude, the style and some of the concepts in the eighties felt very Blondie-esque.”
PLEASE
This is grasping at straws and could be applied to any artist! lol






- something tells me you might have predicted what you were getting your thread into as you were putting it up, didn't you?
