What's In The Shop? (Ep.32) 1977: Bowie, his pal Iggy, and their pals, Kraftwerk.
"There's Old Wave. There's New Wave, and there's David Bowie" was the slogan used to promote Bowie in 1977. It's like punk rock never happened!!! This is a look at two key albums from Bowie and Kraftwerk, and how they influenced each other and how they became friends and what happened because of their influence on one another. Two albums that are undeniable classics and two albums that changed the face of music. Let's take a look into how these two records are linked and take a peek behind the scenes as to inspirations for songs, titles and artwork. Let's not forget those pastries!!!!!

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