Spoon - "I Can't Give Everything Away" (David Bowie Cover) 

Me too, number 4.

True but maybe not now, can't chance a second Transference flop album. They need to capitilize off the popularity of Lucifer I think

@@CasperVanderlyle I hear you on Transference, that was the only time I was disappointed by a Spoon album, which says more about their consistency than anything.

I loved the cover of Petty’s “Breakdown.” Also, don’t know what these other two guys are smoking, Transference was a good album. It also got good reviews and was on Rolling Stones top 30 that year.

Ever heard his "Let Me Roll It" (McCartney)? That was back on the Drake Tungsten album. Actually, on my old YT channel I posted one of the three songs DT did at a Cure hoot night, which also reminds me that Spoon have a cut on the CD that accompanied a Prince hoot from around then... So there's probably enough covers for a compilation album already...

@@bryanosorio5345 As well as a grammy nominee

@Bryan Osorio In my country (Russia), no one seems to know about them, and there are few auditions on the conditional Last fm, but this doesn’t make the group worse, yes

Spoon is absolutely just good enough. I deserve for Spoon to exist. lol ❤

yeah, this one and Lazarus gets me every time I listen to his farewell album. Lost a legend with that one. 😢

I’ve been meaning to listen to Bowles last album but I’m not ready yet. Yes it is hard to believe that it’s been seven years. It’s still too sad for me.

Such a brutal fucking year. Not only did I go 36 years without anybody I cared about dying only to lose an extraordinary 17 people that year (I am not kidding, and god, how I wish I were), we also lost more songwriting legends in about an 11-month period than at any other time in music history. Bowie. Leonard Cohen. Prince. Guy Clark. Merle Haggard. Literally half of the finest songwriters on Earth fell like fucking dominoes. I don't think I will ever get over 2016.

​@@asianguy6174I also couldn't listen to Blackstar for a long time. But one of my friends said: Listen! There's so much life there! There's so much music there! And now I live with Blackstar like all the other Bowie masterpieces.

Concordo stupenda.

They're the only two performers on the song so it makes sense to me. But I get your point. Alex seems to be 2nd in command now.

Nope. This is lacking literally nothing. Honestly, what would Jim or the others add that wouldn't just be an unnecessary distraction? This isn't just my favourite cover to have come along since Bowie's death, it's one of the best I've ever heard. Get caught up on something else.

It was previously on amazon music as an exclusive. It is only now coming to RU-vid and other streaming services.

Spoon covering bowie is a treat, we absolutely need it.

Your loss.