Everyone has a right to express his / her personal opinion about someone of course, Steffan, but then allow me to say that I find your reaction a bit silly (in order to avoid the word: stupid). Maybe you yourself could try to re-invent death. Who knows?

@@ceesvanede3398 I never professed I could; unlike that gents idiosyncratic statements. He changed direction like the wind, depending on who was interviewing him. A charlatan in my opinion. I'm certainly not stupid; and far better educated than Mister Jones, I assure you. The Let's Dance phase, brought him to the general public. He'd outgrown the use; of the arty type. He'd become David Vegas. It was detrimental, as his follow up "Tonight" bombed. He never fully recovered; and probably regretted it. His Tin Machine phase tried to recover it; and I liked that. However after that; he just was appraised, for his legacy. A greatest hits package indeed. He'd dried up. His last 2 efforts were bloody awful.

@@ceesvanede3398 Looking at your interview again, to see if I am somewhat stupid. I would say I'm not. I understand your behaviour towards him. Similar age group; just a few months apart. However like other interviewers before; or since, you get drawn in by whichever character he likes to play. Jonathan Ross, years later, was probably the biggest fan boy, however I'd say he's not that clever. I'll discount 🇺🇸 interviewers if I'm allowed to, for reasons I'll not say. (I might get a warning bla de bla) In this interview, he was soft and gentle, understanding David. Understating his importance. We tend to forget, do we not, he was high on something or other; before he met Iman. Don't be offended, that I think he conned you. After all, you are somewhat famous also. So perhaps I hurt your ego. What I've never seen from interviewers, is to challenge him. 1. Who did he copy? ((Syd Barrett etc up to Space Oddity) Syd being out of the way etc. 2. Why does he not give credit for his plagiarism? Instead accept false accolades, about uniqueness. 3. Why did Mick Ronson propel him to fame? (Because for years he was getting nowhere) 4. Does he think without Brian Eno, he'd not have progressed to the next phase? 5. Does he think he's a good actor, as most reviews thought he wasn't. 6. Why does he take over all his interviews, with various characters, not really listening properly. I'll leave it like that. But you get my drift. Nonetheless, I'll wish you a good day. 🇬🇧 🤝 🇳🇱

@@steffanhoffmann Your just a common Troll,who thinks he is clever

@@jasonmee3374 And you're not as you said your instead of you're. 😂 Now sod off

Helaas moet ik je teleurstellen. Ik heb zelfs nooit iets van dat Anubis gezien. Dat neemt niet weg dat ik die Cees van Ede dolgraag weleens zou willen ontmoeten. Ik zag alleen een schilderij van Ewout WH; heb jij wellicht een foto van hem?

@@ceesvanede3398 Ik heb verder ook geen informatie. Misschien was het wel een fout en staat er perongeluk de verkeerde naam er staan wel vaker de verkeerde namen bij de verkeerde acteurs op het internet. Ik denk dat als je gewoon de naam van het karakter intypt en Het Huis Anubis intypt dan krijg je foto´s te zien.

I didn’t know this about a flexi-disc. Cool! Funny to hear about it almost forty years later!