David Bowie Identified Hitler As The First Rockstar. Here's Why
2020年7月23日 · In a Playboy interview, he referred to Adolf Hitler as an early rock star: "Think about it. Look at some of his films and see how he moved. I think he was quite as good as Jagger. It's astounding. And boy, when he hit that stage, he worked an audience. Good God! He was no politician. He was a media artist."
Did David Bowie Say He Supports Fascism and Call Hitler a 'Rock …
断言: In an interview that published widely in 1976, David Bowie said he believed in fascism and that "Adolf Hitler was one of the first rock stars."
· 已被 snopes.com 证实The shocking moment David Bowie called Adolf Hitler a rockstar
2021年5月31日 · Revisiting the shocking moment David Bowie called Adolf Hitler a rockstar during his Thin White Duke era, and aligned himself with the fascist movement. Music Film
Was David Bowie a fascist in the mid-1970s? - Far Out Magazine
2024年6月22日 · However, one “character” Bowie adopted led to a stream of public scandals, the likes of which rock music had never experienced before. His ‘Thin White Duke’ , the protagonist of his 1976 studio album Station to Station and its accompanying world tour, was far removed from the pop icon Ziggy had been.
10 Musicians Or Bands That Flirted With Nazism - Listverse
2017年7月17日 · Bowie’s actions were one of the main catalysts for the establishment of the campaign Rock Against Racism in 1976, along with Eric Clapton’s drunken racist rant at one of his shows in Birmingham. Bowie, at one time, also collected Nazi memorabilia, including Hitler’s Mein Kampf , and was said to have been photographed outside of Hitler’s ...
When Eric Burdon called Frank Zappa the “Adolf Hitler of rock”
2023年11月26日 · But to best knowledge, Eric Burdon has continued to stand by his assertion that Frank Zappa was the “Adolf Hitler of rock”. He certainly stood on the outside of society and refused to play ball with his peers, but likening this to the behaviour of the most despicable scourge in human history does seem a little strong.
That David Bowie ‘Nazi Salute’ And Eric Clapton’s ‘Wogs’ Created Rock …
2014年2月23日 · That David Bowie Nazis Salute and Rock Against Racism. In 1976, David Bowie was at London’s Victoria station. A rockstar catching a train might be an extraordinary event, but something else caught the eye of the NME .
Golden years: David Bowie and the Third Reich - Medium
2018年4月14日 · In David Bowie’s case, something that came up a lot (which I was hitherto unaware of) was his flirtation with fascism and his admiration of Adolf Hitler, whom he once compared to a rock...
Bowie once praised Adolf Hitler… but he was always changing his tune
As far as the BBC was concerned, this made Bowie a sort of combination of Harvey Milk and Peter Tatchell rolled into one: a fearless fighter for LGBT rights, pushing back the barriers of...
Queen: “It was all like a fantasy to see how far we could go”
2013年9月6日 · It was David Bowie who, in 1976, posited the view that “Adolf Hitler was the first rock star”. It’s tempting to dismiss this as the facile ravings of a coked-up rock star. But Bowie was...