"Warszawa"Mmmm-mm-mm-ommm Sula vie dilejo Mmmm-mm-mm-ommm Sula vie milejo Mmm-ommCheli venco dehoCheli venco dehoMalioMmmm-mm-mm-ommmHelibo seyomanCheli venco raeroMalioMalio
8 years ago
TheDoheneydrive
Does anyone know the real answer to this question ?Info on the net is confusing. Did Bowie get off the train at Warsaw Gdanski or Warsaw Zachodnia ?..Most info suggests he got off at Warsaw Gdanski and then walked to what is now named Plac Wilsona and bought a Polish vinyl record.However, it is not clear what road he walked along to Plac Wilsona. I walked up the steps and over the bridge from Warsaw Gdanski along the main road all the way to Plac Wilsona, walking by a tram track. It takes about 20 minutes.Other reports suggest Bowie turned right from Warsaw Gdanski and walked about 5 minutes up to what is now the Arcadia Shopping Centre. From there he walked a different route to Plac Wilsona.I made enquiries at both Arcadia and Plac Wilsona but none of the locals could be precise. Infact hardly anyone knew about Bowie's visit at all.One guy suggested that the record shop, now demolished was in what is now the Arcadia Shopping Centre.
8 years ago
Miguel Silva
The Greatest Song Of All Time.
8 years ago
ThreeDog963
It sounds like socialism
8 years ago
A Englund
Beautiful, strange and good to listen to.
8 years ago
The Abhorred Dread
Anyone know of any other songs by Bowie or other artists that have a similar feeling to this or Subterraneans?
9 years ago
Wes Geesman
kick the coke, get low with David, you can do it!
9 years ago
lucia villani
It leads to another dimension..............................
9 years ago
Angela Frascaria
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9 years ago
Am Ma
Bowie copied the part of main melody from the "Helokanie" by Hadyna, which he heard on the vinyl he bought in Warsaw - watch?v=WPAOkWDxz7U
9 years ago
Dustshoe
Perhaps these instrumentals or near-instrumentals reflected the contemplative nature of the bigger stars of the 70s. This one was from 1977. Elton John had Song For Guy around the same time. And Abba had done Arrival in 1976, being the title of their album in that year. Sometimes the music comes before the words, in the song-writing process. But just occasionally, the music alone suffices.
9 years ago
Patrick Wilshen
Polished! Hahaha!!
9 years ago
lednails
I bet Alex from Clockwork Orange would masturbate to this
9 years ago
lucia villani
The day that brings me here...........Sula vie milejo
9 years ago
Lidoniko hight
se le vee el conejooooo lol
9 years ago
PaliTtrokes999
Se le ve el conejo!!!!! xDDD
9 years ago
lidia garcia del pozo
Se le veee el coneeeeejoooo
9 years ago
kelvinkloud
this song seeps into your bones like cold steel. Orwellian soundscape. an echo chamber of absolute authoritarism framing & suffocating a culture. think of a steel crucible Face w/ a melancholy cello inside. murmoring ever so faintly Chopin. this is the impressionistic reflection wh/ will stand thru the ages for anyone who wants to understand the psychic wreackage that eastern europe endured the cold war.