#Sterling Campbell

[duran-duran-media]

Duran Duran: I Don't Want Your Love (Big Thing Live)

[duranduratulsa]

90's Fest Duran Duran pic 📸 of the day! #duranduran #simonlebon #nickrhodes #johntaylor #warrencuccurullo #sterlingcampbell #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas4thannual90sfest

[twixnmix]

Duran Duran during a photocall for the Big Electric Theater tour on the Isle of Dogs in London on April 13, 1989.

Photos by Rudi Keuntje

[nobitchesformissquinn]

[mitjalovse]

Most of those records that make their musicians noticeable again tend to play to their strengths. Well, Bowie's Black Tie White Noise might be an outlier here. Sure, Bowie returned after his 80's pop wilderness, yet no one really guessed he would've done a record like this. The platter should be seen as a dare, if you ask me. Bowie was always savvy, so Black Tie White Noise challenged what he represented at the point. He conversed with the modern times, though the disc seemed so homely alien with the mix of R&B and art rock. True, he sounded like throughout his career, but the platter shocked those who assumed he would've kept doing his 80's under a different guise. Thus, he staked his claim for the 90's, yet few saw this as his intention, he became another veteran losing the plot.

[mychameleondays]

David Bowie: Reality

Music On Vinyl/ISO/Columbia MOVLP875, 2014

Album originally released: September 2003

[thejoyofviolentmovement]

New Audio: Cindy Wilson Shares Trippy and Motorik Groove-Driven "Delirious"

New Audio: Cindy Wilson Shares Trippy and Motorik Groove-Driven "Delirious" @CindyWilsonATH @TheB52s @killrockstars @sirenscallpr

As a founding member of The B-52s, Cindy Wilson is a pioneer of the New Wave sound that redefined rock and pop music in the late 70s through much of the 80s. And if you love the legendary Athens, GA-based outfit as much as I do, you know that Wilson has one of the most distinct, melodic voices in rock — and that she’s known for her ability to deliver powerful emotions throughout her work. Back…

[idonthaveacontract]

[madmensideblog]

Mad Men + The Major Arcana (Part 1)

[homoqueerjewhobbit]

Remember when Matt Weiner got so uptight about Mad Men spoilers that every episode promo in the later years was just:

"on the next Mad Men"

Don: *stares pensively*

Peggy: *looks thoughtful*

Pete: *closes a door*

Don (to no one): are you sure about that?

Roger: *lights a cigarette*

Joan: *frowns contemplatively*

Don: *stares pensively but in a different room*

[miss-lauryn-hill]

STARSTRUCK (2010)

[gyavaforradalmar]

the numerous love affairs of don draper

[duranduratulsa]

My Antarctica

Duran Duran song 🎵 of the day: My Antarctica from Liberty (1990) #duranduran #liberty #myantarctica #duranduranliberty #SimonLeBon #nickrhodes #johntaylor #warrencuccurullo #sterlingcampbell #andytaylor #90s

[augment-techs]

Matt Cook and Kimberly Hart's relationship Timeline: Part III; Now Including Tommy's addition: Part I

[nobitchesformissquinn]

[mitjalovse]

We must stress some musicians follow their unintentionally perfect finales later on. For instance, Bowie's Reality might be an example of such a finish asc we know he returned. Moreover, Reality might be in the top tier of his albums, yet nothing on the record screams the end. Sure, there are some hints on him dealing with his advanced age, but the entire LP seems like a breezier affair than the predecessor. However, him taking a long time to get to The Next Day caused many to see the disc as his finale and I have to admit we could've been pleased with the way Bowie finished his career despite Reality not being beholden to such a task. Of course, I still ask myself – how much did the final two discs lower the rank of Reality on the list of Bowie's platters?