Shades of Lellow Sumbarine.

It's quite fascinating how this kind of material presages so much his later stuff, but how at the same time it was stylistically more-or-less ditched permanently after 'Man'.

Plodding junga-junga guitars like off of Oddity.

Is that an harmonium?

Quote :

David Bowie used a child's Rosedale Electric Chord Organ, obtained from Woolworths, on both LP and single versions of the song to give a "classic Ivor Cutler/harmonium feel"

Is this the first album where we all reviewed it at different times?

I like the sing-a-long ending of this track.

Get your lighters out!

Hey Jude meets After the Goldrush.

Well, that that done and dusted.

If it'd been by someone else it'd probably be held in higher regard, but since it's D. Bovvie it falls under a more harsh, unforgiving light.

Still, compared to what came before it, it's a triumph of reinvention so, thus, deserved a fair degree of credit.

In many respects it's no worse than "The Man Who etc" and people bot that like mad (I think it's a bit overrated).