
Golden Years
Song by David BowieWikipedia
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Nov 5, 2026
The wonderful Camille O’Sullivan was in studio!
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17:21Camille O’SullivanGUEST
So he recorded all those.
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17:23Camille O’SullivanGUEST
That was his, all those great Golden Years fame.
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17:27Camille O’SullivanGUEST
And you see,
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17:28Marty WhelanHOST
I wonder about you and David Bowie and the German thing and all that clubbing thing.
Deadies 2026 and Coroners
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27:24MikeHOST
I know what you're talking about now, yeah.
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27:26JeremyHOST
But as they're moving him in, they're playing David Bowie's Golden Years.
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27:31JeremyHOST
Oh, that's
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27:32MikeHOST
very fitting.
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27:41MikeHOST
Hey, you don't want to get old.
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27:42MikeHOST
No, nobody wants to get old.
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27:43MikeHOST
You don't want to hear David Bowie's Golden Years as a theme to your life.
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27:50MikeHOST
No.
Romantasy and The Wycherleys with Annaliese Avery
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47:20Annaliese AveryGUEST
Yeah.
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47:20Annaliese AveryGUEST
And obviously David Bowie, Golden Years.
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47:23Julia GoldingHOST
Yeah.
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47:24Annaliese AveryGUEST
So there you go.
Clayface (2026)
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66:12Keith BlissHOST
don't know.
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66:13Keith BlissHOST
Golden Years
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66:14Charles SkaggsGUEST
by David Bowie.
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66:15Charles SkaggsGUEST
And then you get Gold Fraps, Ooh La La.
Clayface Movie Review
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10:31ArnieHOST
David Bowie.
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10:32ArnieHOST
My response was, were there other songs in this movie beyond Golden Years? I couldn't think of any.
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10:38ArnieHOST
And then as I'm leaving and theater employees just chatting to random dude in front of me and said, how was it? And the guy's like, oh, this movie was great.
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10:46ArnieHOST
And the theater's employees like, yeah, I'm going tomorrow morning.
6 MINS LATER
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17:09ArnieHOST
Matt is now impersonating a homeless man, though when he returns to his underground lair, he reverts to his hulking, melty form of Clayface, longing for a love he cannot have,
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17:20StuartHOST
as credits roll.
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17:22StuartHOST
As we get started to David Bowie's golden years, as you point out, I always think it's helpful to think about a beginning of any movie, that first time you see someone, it really is a good idea if the screenwriter or director are doing their job to try and tell you in an image or a moment what this character is about.
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17:39StuartHOST
I think it's really telling that we have a pampered...
Clayface
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10:31ArnieHOST
David Bowie.
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10:32ArnieHOST
My response was, were there other songs in this movie beyond Golden Years? I couldn't think of any.
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10:38ArnieHOST
And then as I'm leaving and theater employees just chatting to random dude in front of me and said, how was it? And the guy's like, oh, this movie was great.
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10:46ArnieHOST
And the theater's employees like, yeah, I'm going tomorrow morning.
6 MINS LATER
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17:09ArnieHOST
Matt is now impersonating a homeless man, though when he returns to his underground lair, he reverts to his hulking, melty form of Clayface, longing for a love he cannot have,
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17:20StuartHOST
as credits roll.
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17:22StuartHOST
As we get started to David Bowie's golden years, as you point out, I always think it's helpful to think about a beginning of any movie, that first time you see someone, it really is a good idea if the screenwriter or director are doing their job to try and tell you in an image or a moment what this character is about.
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17:39StuartHOST
I think it's really telling that we have a pampered...
Music IQui #180 - Time in Music
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11:56Anna BurckHOST
The answer here was yeah.
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11:59Anna BurckHOST
This song is called Golden Years.
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12:11Anna BurckHOST
Question number eight is Robbie Williams and his track Millennium.
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12:17Anna BurckHOST
And, of course, a millennium is a thousand years.
Emma Power & Graham Smyth - Trainspotting Turns 30
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6:09Graham SmythGUEST
However, David Bowie turned it down.
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6:12Graham SmythGUEST
Golden Years was supposed to be used for the toilet scene, but it wasn't in the end.
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6:15Graham SmythGUEST
But they wanted to be in that Bowie kind of world, at least for a scene in the film.
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6:19Graham SmythGUEST
So Lust for Life by Iggy Pop was co-written by David Bowie.
10/20/2026 Ochsner Novant Health 65+
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0:18David BowieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Don't let me hear you say life's taking you nowhere
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0:25MegHOST
good morning this is pep talk Pensacola's expert panel are you getting ready for your golden years well if you are don't despair because there is a place that you can go to that's pretty awesome it's Ashton Avant health 65 plus our guests this morning we have Jessica Ayers she's the community relations specialist and Seth Durko who is community relationship specialist also is that correct did I get the titles right so Seth and Jessica are here to tell us all about our auction revanche 65 plus and as i've mentioned before in this show i always let my guests pick the song so i'm going to start with a very serious question seth why did you pick that song for golden years
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1:08Seth DurkoGUEST
Simply because we are 65 plus, so that's the golden years, right? I mean, that's what everybody says.
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1:14MegHOST
That's right.
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1:15MegHOST
Living out the
Trainspotting (1996): Choose Life, Choose Heroin
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39:55Ben GrovesHOST
No,
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39:57Rob MacfarlaneHOST
they wanted to use Golden Years for the worst toilet in Scotland.
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40:02Rob MacfarlaneHOST
And he was like, you know what? I'm only a few years out from Labyrinth.
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40:09Rob MacfarlaneHOST
Before he got to the outside era and he was still in his quite happy, quite vibes-y.
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40:16Rob MacfarlaneHOST
And Golden Years is a special song.
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40:20Rob MacfarlaneHOST
Danny Boyle genuinely believes that David Bowie was instrumental in securing them the licenses for Iggy Pop and Lou Reed.
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40:27Rob MacfarlaneHOST
Because the executive literally the week later was like, never guess what we've managed to get.
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