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Adam Lambert "For Your Entertainment" Ten or twenty years from now, when people are reflecting on the defining albums of the current pop-synth-glam moment, For Your Entertainment will undoubtedly be at the top of many lists.

" Bowie: A Biography " by Marc Spitz isn't just about David Bowie. After the Beatles, there was David Bowie.

Glen Phillips' 2008 album "Secrets of the New Explorers" may be one of the best musical compositions I have ever experienced.

's "Space Oddity" to the short list of albums significantly enhanced by a bonus disc.

Parents have it tough: it's a fact they'll keep reminding you of until their dying day.

LABYRINTH: Fifteen-year-old Sarah is so resentful of her baby brother Toby that she hopes he will just disappear.

On Wednesday's show, journalist Declan Cashin was in studio discussing alter egos , from Katie Price/Jordan to David Bowie/Ziggy Stardust.

Thrifty Tunes 11.15.09: Slade - Slayed Posted by Paul Hollingsworth on 11.15.2009 Marc Bolan created it, David Bowie made it famous, the New York Dolls made it trashy and Kiss made it a circus, but the English band Slade may have perfected it.

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"David Bowie isn't here," said Peter Murphy, with a condescending flick of his wrists, as audience members begged for a rendition of the singer's famous cover of Bowie's "Ziggy Stardust." "That's old s**t now." Murphy, the so-called "Godfather of Goth," graced Lebanon with his presence at the opening night of the Beirut Rock Festival at the Forum ...

Just before recording The Bushpilots' latest album Seven Ways To Broadway, frontman and creative catalyst Rob Bennett thought about the albums he's always loved.

AFI Where: The Pageant With: Gallows Sounds Like: Post-everything -- hardcore, punk, electro, rock, pop and goth.

Active: 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's Born: January 8, 1947 in Brixton, England Influences Similar Artists Followers Biography The cliche about David Bowie says he's a musical chameleon, adapting himself according to fashion and trends.

Check out more photos in Erin Broadley's "Grimm Fairytale Ball" slideshow. Some photos in gallery are NSFW.

It's rock'n'roll Reviewed by Zoe Anderson Step back in time: Michael Clark draws on the glam rock era enlarge Rock music is good for Michael Clark.

Our reviews of The Hunger and The Hunger: The Complete First Season are also available.

Tom Jones has gone though more career reinventions than Madonna and David Bowie put together, but on his apparently endless tour to promote last year's 24 Hours album he seems finally to have accepted his age.

'Warning: this performance contains loud music' say the signs in the foyer. Pumping Warm Leatherette into the Theatre in anticipation of curtain up on the return of Michael Clark Company to the Barbican last night kicked an already excitable vibe up a level and confirmed that yes, the music really is brilliantly loud.

Hearkening back to the days of David Bowie and his androgynous Ziggy Stardust persona, American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert on Wednesday displayed the cover of his latest CD, For Your Entertainment, in which he resembles a glamorous chanteuse.

Gil Evans brought Sting a touch of jazz credibility through their 1987 collaborations.