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@ytthrowaway4584 and you are from? The land of the disposable 👉 🇺🇸 where English language is quite poor. Where you're unable to point to the correct country on a world map. I'm not British by the way. Had a wonderful education there, only in your wildest dreams

@ytthrowaway4584 Precisely. The English are the problem, two faced and insular.

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Be Near Me is a superb track from 1985 but I recall it did not go very high in the chart even though I thought it would.

Lowest common denominator muzak, artists not listening to the music and voices that those who emerged in the 1970s and 1980s did, lack of creativity through technology as in the eighties, impatience of record companies not allowing bands time to develop their craft before dumping them from labels and listening to music on phones or via rubbish head phones. Music has diminished in importance to so many people partly due to the lack of quality on offer and more forms of entertainment competing for their attention. A venn diagram of all the reasons for the decline of music would have a lot in the middle and there are various other factors in addition to those cited. We never knew we had it so good in the eighties, it was taken for granted that while music would evolve, it would remain of a consistently high quality.

You do realise Roxy were given all those songs? Analyse the lyrics, it's mostly Tavistock mind control stuff

@@pierremchughes9917 it’s how the great man himself manages to put a melody to his interpretation of a song Bowie was similar just my opinion pal