Mr. Equinox, a proud supporter and silent, reclusive participant in the Glam Rock movement, takes his hat off to the White Duke of Rock, Mr. David Bowie.

Bowie is simply the king of Rock, according to Mr. Equinox. There are times when he will start to waver about how fun Bowie is... quesitoning whether or not Mr. Jagger may indeed be the more playful. But Equinox' love for Bowie will never fade.

The Equinox approach to Bowie is going to be comprehensive, availing all visitors the opportuntiy to learn about all things Bowie. Simply select topic and take the plunge into a world of Equinox filtered information.

Slowly, Matthew J. McCue is creating a database of all Mr. Bowie's lyrics-- to see that work in progress, click here McCue has also been buying a couple of Bowie discs to flesh out his collection. That will all be integrated very shortly...your patience is appreciated.

Bowie Music: An intricate look at the McCue Bowie Album collection--currently 17 discs. Commentary on each album, a timeline tracing Bowie's progression as an artist and plotting the turning points in the sound of the Great Re-Inventor.
Bowie Books: Analysis on the content of various Bowie oriented books, including Bowie biographies, e.g. Loving the Alien (shown left), lyric compilations, fashion analysis (Turn to the left!), Rock history texts, and GLAM! a history of the world of Glam Rock with an introduction by Toddy Haynes, director of Velvet Goldmine.
Bowie Films: All that and he acts, too. Over the years Bowie has not only acted in many feature films, but he's done what so many rockers can't: he's acted well. In this section of Eqx-net find reviews of Bowie's various narrative (Labyrinth, Last Temptation of Christ) and documentary (Serious Moonlight) films.
It was in Junior High School that McCue realized how incredible Bowie is. For a while, he owned only BowieChanges. It was because of this disc that McCue claimed that Bowie is God (he shouted this in the summer of 1994 in Vienna, Austria). In 1997 or 1998, McCue got this disc jammed in a 7-Disc AIWA stero. In rescuing the stero, the disc was destroyed. Thank God for the good people at Empire Discs in Garden City, without them and their daily bins of used CDs, McCue would be without Changes.
Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine: 1998's Velvet Goldmine is the perfect salute to David Bowie and the world of Glam Rock. For a Bowie fan, the film is bound to raise an eyebrow or two and plunge you back into the early era of Bowie, back when spacemen were going to bring the "Pretty Things" to the next level of evolution (Long "e"). For a non-Bowie fan (be that possible) this is bound to be the catalyst to a long lasting aural love affair with the Laughing Gnome himself.

For the true authority on all things Bowie, click on the above image and visit BowieNet. Bowie's site is maintained by himself and his son. The site offers e-mail, Bowie related souvenirs, and is one of the best sites on the internet, earning Bowie the cover of a number of computer publications. Should you decide that you would rather stay in the Equinox realm, with a simple click, you can return to Ground Control!