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The Quietus Features Tome On The Range. Here are two extracts from Peter Doggetts excellent new book The Man Who Sold The World David Bowie And The 1. For details of a free literary event including a reading from the book by Peter Doggett at Foyles on Charring Cross Road tonight, go to the end of the feature. The Unmaking of a Star 3 Cocaine and the Kabbalah. I just wish Dave would get himself sorted fucking out. Hes totally confused, that lad. I just wish he could be in this room, right now, sat here, so I could kick some sense into him. Mick Ronson, 1. 97. Cocaine was the fuel of the music industry in the seventies. Audiences were still more likely to have smoked dope, or swallowed the downers known as Mandrax in Britain and Quaaludes in the USA. Rock stars in search of a cure for the burdening necessity of sleep could rely on the artificial energy of amphetamines with the attendant risk of psychosis. Where casual sex and the dance floor collided, there was likely to be amyl nitrate or, in America, PCP alias angel dust. But the drug that kept rock n roll buzzing, sealing deals, deadening sensibilities and providing a false sense of bravado and creative achievement, was cocaine. Bowies arrival in America in 1. Colombia, which within two years had corrupted that nations political structure to such an extent that the most notorious traffi ckers such as Pablo Escobar Gaviria were effectively beyond prosecution. Like heroin at the start of the decade, cocaine flooded into America, despite the efforts of federal law enforcement agencies to stem the tide. Bowie was, and has been, more candid about his drug use during this period than most of his contemporaries, and various associates have fleshed out the picture. Ive had short flirtations with smack and things, he told Cameron Crowe in 1. I like fast drugs. I hate anything that slows me down. So open was his drug use that the normally bland British pop newspaper Record Mirror felt safe in 1. Bowie as old vacuum cleaner nose. His girlfriend in 1. Ava Cherry, recounted that David has an extreme personality, so his capacity for cocaine was much greater than anyone elses. Id found a soulmate in this drug, Bowie told Paul Du Noyer in 2. Sam Crescent Free Ebook Download. Well, speed amphetamines as well, actually. The combination. The drugs scarred his personal relationships, twisted his view of himself and the world, and sometimes delayed recording sessions, as Bowie waited for his dealer to arrive. As live tapes from 1. Yet the effect on his creativity was minimal cocaine took. Give cocaine to a man already wise, wrote occultist Aleister Crowley in 1. Alas the power of the drug diminishes with fearful pace. The doses wax the pleasures wane. Side issues, invisible at first, arise they are like devils with flaming pitchforks in their hands. Bowies side issues were rooted in his unsteady sense of identity he talked later of being. When he described the Thin White Duke of. Station To Station, he was effectively condemning himself A very Aryan, fascist type a would be romantic with absolutely no emotion at all but who spouted a lot of neo romance. Michael Lippman, Bowies manager during 1. Bowie, he added, wanted to rule the world. It was not entirely helpful that a man who was bordering on cocaine psychosis should choose to immerse himself in the occult enquiries that had exerted a more intellectual fascination over him five years earlier. The sense that his soul was at stake was exacerbated by the company he kept in New York at the start of 1. Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, a fellow Crowley aficionado and occult film maker Kenneth Anger. In March that year, he moved to Los Angeles, where he was reported to be drawing pentagrams on the wall, experimenting with the pack of Tarot cards that Crowley had created, chanting spells, making hexes, and testing and investigating the powers of the devil against those of the Jewish mystical system, the Kabbalah. He managed to survive the fi lming of The Man Who Fell To Earth by assuming the emotionally removed traits of his character in the movie. But back in California, as he tried to assemble a soundtrack for the film and also create the Station To Station album, he slipped back into a state of extreme instability. Michael Lippman remembered dramatically erratic behaviour on Bowies part. Everywhere I looked, the singer. Angus Mac. Kinnon in 1. That was the emotional landscape against which he wrote the songs. Station To Station in retrospect, it is surprising that the results were not more extreme. By the time the album was completed, Bowie was suffering severe, sometimes nearly continuous hallucinations, which ensured perhaps fortunately that his memories of this period remain sketchy. The impact on those around him was more immediate when the singer left the Lippmans residence at the end of December and quickly. Bowie attributed his survival to an unnamed friend, who pulled me off the settee one day, stood me in front of the mirror and said, Im walking out of your life because youre not worth the effort. This jolted Bowie enough to propel him through a major tour, still flirting with the worst of. Berlin, and offload all his burdens, nightmare by painful nightmare. STATION TO STATION BowieRecorded SeptemberNovember 1. Station To Station LP. Much of The Man Who Fell To Earth was filmed in Albuquerque the so called Duke city. And it was there that David Bowie, who was unmistakably thin, and white, began to write a book of short stories entitled The Return of the Thin White Duke. It was, he explained, partly autobiographical, mostly fiction, with a deal of magic in it. Simultaneously, he was telling journalist Cameron Crowe Ive decided to write my autobiography as a way of life. It may be a series of books. Or, as printed in Rolling Stone magazine at the time, it might be the briefest and most compressed of autobiographical fragments, which suggested he would have struggled to extend the entire narrative of his life beyond a thousand words. Instead the Thin White Duke returned in this song, which it would. But. Bowies landscape was more oblique than that not least because, in the tradition of The Bewlay Brothers, this was a song with lyrics that suggested more than they revealed, as if they had been written in a strictly personal code an occult language, then, in every sense of the adjective. Even if Bowie saw himself as the Thin White Duke, another duke. Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan, exiled on an island in Shakespeares The Tempest. It is Prospero whom Bowie misquotes in the song, Shakespeares original line being We are such stuff as dreams are made on. The same speech refers, as does Bowie, to thin air. Prospero, like Bowies Duke, is a master of magic, who can command the elements while lost in my magic circle. And he can also cast a spell throwing darts, perhaps over lovers eyes, as he does with his daughter Miranda and her paramour, Ferdinand, during the course of the play. Shakespeare, however, was only one source for a song rich in. This ranged from the vaguely ridiculous compare Bowies drinking stanza to the chorus from The Student Prince made famous by Mario Lanza to the deliberately hidden or occult. Only the keenest of occult scholars would have recognised White Stains as the title of a slim volume of verse by Aleister Crowley Bowie may have owned a copy as early as 1. Crowleys poem Contra Conjugium TTB in Cygnet Committee.