David Bowie: No Plan EP

2017-01-08 by CzechyGuy | 26 Comments
Late musician, actor, and songwriter David Bowie - who'd celebrate his 70th birthday today - released the first of his series of posthumous albums/EPs entitled No Plan. This extended play contains the eponymous track 'No Plan', along with 'Killing a Little Time, 'When I Met You', and 2016's 'Lazarus.' Every track was among the last of Bowie's recordings.

A series of similar posthumous albums and EPs are set to be released over the course of next five years.

Check out the video for 'No Plan' here:



You can also download and stream the EP below:
http://smarturl.it/NoPlanEP?IQid=NoPlanVideo

Tagged: David Bowie

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danielcardoso
January 8th 2017
11770 Comments


Such a good song, love it.

trackbytrackreviews
January 8th 2017
3469 Comments


cash in

Sowing
Moderator
January 8th 2017
45532 Comments


Hate the greed behind these types of moves, love additional music from Bowie

SandwichBubble
January 8th 2017
13965 Comments


[2]

CzechyGuy
January 8th 2017
179 Comments


If I remember correctly it was Bowie himself who planned that.

Keyblade
January 8th 2017
30810 Comments


I think posthumous would be a word than post mortem lol

SandwichBubble
January 8th 2017
13965 Comments


@CzechyGuy So he did have a plan.













Faraudo
January 8th 2017
5389 Comments


Great EP. No Plan is becoming one of my favorite Bowie tracks.

theBoneyKing
January 8th 2017
24890 Comments


Sounds neat, def gonna listen to this soon. I don't see why they had to tack Lazarus onto it though, kind of annoying if you're gonna purchase this.

Titan
January 8th 2017
26462 Comments


if I said I love it, I'd be lying.....hope it's a grower

Bromero
January 8th 2017
296 Comments


No Plan is an awesome song

DrMaximus
January 8th 2017
12896 Comments


Never thought I'd say it, but agreed with Sowing 100%

rabidfish
January 8th 2017
8999 Comments


gimme gimme gimme

finnmmcd
January 8th 2017
1 Comments


Perhaps they put Lazarus on the EP as the songs are from the Lazarus musical?

TVC15
January 8th 2017
11384 Comments


Yeah these are all bonus tracks from the Lazarus musical. Glad that there is now a more convenient way to listen to these songs even if the musical itself is great

DatsNotDaMetulz
January 8th 2017
4514 Comments


New EP aka family and record labels milking his legacy for all it's worth

DatsNotDaMetulz
January 8th 2017
4514 Comments


Isn't it widely accepted that anything that's unreleased is stuff Bowie straight up didn't want released? So why release it?

Frippertronics
Emeritus
January 8th 2017
19720 Comments


this was planned already

Bowie had plans set in place for these releases before he died. This was authorized.

DatsNotDaMetulz
January 8th 2017
4514 Comments


Ah OK but I know his producer's said there's a treasure trove of stuff Bowie never wanted released, but might come out now.

Frippertronics
Emeritus
January 8th 2017
19720 Comments


Yeah, the plan set in place was to steadily release stuff over a five year period, which included this EP (and the five demo tracks that were meant to lay the groundwork of another album)

tommygun
January 8th 2017
27148 Comments


sweet as

Frippertronics
Emeritus
January 8th 2017
19720 Comments


tbqh No Plan really overshadows the other two new songs

they're not bad, but they aren't exactly fantastic either

owen
January 8th 2017
5146 Comments


When I Met You sounds like Country Teasers and Killing A Little Time like Zu

LepreCon
January 8th 2017
5482 Comments


Everyone saying this is a cash in or that he didn't want this music released need to wise up and do what is literally a minimal amount of research before mouthing off- he actually DID plan a series of posthumous releases that he authorised himself. He himself never- to my knowledge- spoke publicly about a body of music he absolutely did NOT want to be touched after he died- you're confusing the situation with Prince.

Veldin
January 9th 2017
5875 Comments


Glad to tracks are finally being released on as a Bowie release. Easily just as good (some better) than the tracks on Blackstar. Would love a deluxe Blackstar CD with all 11 tracks. 6/5

TecumsehGargoyle
January 9th 2017
71 Comments


RIP Bowie, a big guy with a plan



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