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But what's his favourite colour? Does he like The Monkees?

I keep coming back and back to this. "The greatest thing that we could do...was create the bomb. This is what WE were good at doing." Chilling. "Nothing has changed / Everything has changed."

I could listen to David talking philosophically all day long...it's so fascinating and soothing at the same time ❤

Bowie himself on his death bed said to a nurse, do you know what my favorite thing in this world is, he put his hand on what was round his neck, a crucifix, I only hope he found God in the end

I would hive anuthing to travel back in time and sit with him and set the world to rights over a cuppa. He was sp articulate so intelligent so keen to keep learning and growing. Hes helped me so much in discovering myself and whay i stand for and not being afrid to be me.

A great man and fine artist - RIP David!

3:23 And about 13 years later, he would record 'No Plan'.

newly acquired status as parent? that's strange didn't he have a whole adult son before this? he wrote kooks for him too

Can someone tell me what tv show this video clip is from?? How can I see the whole thing?

He was smart a genius

I cannot believe I never saw this before. Bowie blessing my algorithm 💜

SHOULD HAVE RULED THE WORLD, THINGS WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH MUCH BETTER.

A NATIONAL TREASURE, THANKS FOR THE MUSIC DAVE, R I P 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Как я завидую людям которые его близко знали. Просто поговорить с ним уже счастье!

Newly acquired status as parent??? He's just gonna forget his son like that lmao

The world started to die when man replaced God with his own ideas of morality.

All my respects for the starman who felt to earth. Miss you so much Thin white duke

Mais quelle perte...😭

Love him. He’s the reason I was inspired to learn anything out of a book at all

"There's NO PLAN, no gift of immortality at the end," oof.

3:23 I love how he mentioned ''no plan'' in this interview some 15 years before the EP, the fact he was thinking of that song before he even know he was gonna write it.

Quite limited on philosophy. He should read Greeks philosophers or J. J. Rousseau. Freud has nothing to do with bombs and thecnology. The matter is about industrial revolution and financials english philosophy : market replace God. Nietzch was very sceptic about what gonna replace classics religions, not so simple.

Finally someone who knows what he's talking about..it's not genius..he just has a brain that works..David can think..too bad the press is full of people that can't...

I lost my dad yesterday after a 3 year battle with cancer, Bowie has always been a source of guidance for me and so I came here, this interview was something me and my dad would watch often. Although tragic, his death was peaceful and beautiful, I’d like to share the thoughts I wrote this morning; I’m not sure why… perhaps as a form of coping and also in the hope of someone else needs to see it. Big love to all. “I’m writing this paragraph, sitting in my front room the morning after my dad passed away. Me and Dave are watching some bullshit on TV, teetering back and forth between reminiscing on the old times but being too emotional to discuss them and silently just supporting one another. There’s a million thoughts running through my mind, Dave just cracked a joke and I’m laughing, which feels refreshing and a little bit guilty. Should I even be writing at a time like this? Could I not maybe leave it a week? Writing has always been a great way for me to rationalise my thoughts, in the good times and the bad, maybe some of this makes it into the book, maybe I think it’s all a bit too much and these thoughts are confined to the trash section of the notes app. Dad died peacefully, in the end. After his three years of fighting and battling relentlessly, prolonging his time by twice what he was told he had. Everything was as fine as it could’ve been, he’d been texting us all, annoying us as the usual, although we’d just released a song and he was sharing the shit out of that, like he always did, in fact, he constantly played my music, volume off, on repeat, thinking it helped with our streaming numbers. There was a sudden turn, ambulance was called and a few hours later we were told that nothing could be done. They say moments like this in life are impossible to deal with due to how heart-breaking-ly sad they are but dad’s passing was so heart-breaking-ly beautiful, that’s what’s so overwhelming, I guess if he had to die, I find peace in knowing he did so gracefully and surrounded by those he loved. I found out from Mum later on that day that during their last conversation, he said he knew that this was the time; which means a lot to me as he’d often express the wish to be able to face death full-on and accept it before it happened, he shared that overall he had no regrets and said “we got a lot wrong, but we got a hell of a lot right”. I’m eternally grateful we all arrived in time. We all said our goodbyes, Dad was conscious; managing to crack inside family jokes, his eyes had become a little blood-shot so he was adamant he wanted his sunglasses on, to him, style was everything. So there he was, shades on, cigarette in hand, playing bowie in the background, in his final act of strength, he lifted the oxygen mask off his face unassisted to grab us all to give us a kiss. My dad had his flaws, of course he did, we all do and the child-adoration of viewing your parents as flawless people had long passed through years of bemoaning the state of my room and the tattoos on my body. My dad stood for for choosing to live life. With compassion, excitement and fun. Most days were spent with sarcasm, satire and sponge-Bob quotes. With his illness he was brave; always choosing to worry about how we were dealing with his condition than how he was. It’s a funny thing, death, cause it just sort of happens doesn’t it? It’s an impossible thing to imagine and then there you are, continuing to live, even though the whole world has stopped. If there was one positive that came out of his illness, it allowed a window into having conversations that you’d never normally have. It takes a cancer diagnosis to make you speak about death, dreams and everything in-between. The conversations we had will stick with me forever and have given me a closure and a peace, knowing where he was at and how he felt; those parts, I will keep between us. I’ll take everything my dad stood for forward with me; the gratitude for our relationship and the memories of these first twenty-three years on this planet we shared will stay with me for however long I get on this floating rock, making sure while I can, to live a full life, which is maybe why I’m writing this now. So why am I sharing this? Well, more than anything I suppose the lesson my dad taught me was that life is for the living… in this ridiculous, crazy world, it is our responsibility to ourselves to fill our life with purpose and adventure, regardless of what’s going on, it’s in our hands to crack a joke, light a cigarette and play some hard-rock tunes around the ones we love, in the end, that’s what makes life special. “We’re not here forever, so don’t chase ghosts of the future, enjoy your todays as your tomorrows will take care of themselves”. - Stephen Abrams”

Ok, he says 'newly acquired status as a parent'. He was 24 when his first child was born. When was this interview held?

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I don’t get the praise. For someone who is reading a lot, especially philosophy lit, Bowie’s thinking is very plain. He didn’t say anything new or complicated here. I mean, haven’t you thought about life not having a purpose and stuff at least once in your life? And the rest of his rant was ideas of other people from the books. Where’s the intellect and wisdom yall talking about? Fans will be fans.

I love you David Bowie, come to me tonight in my dreams.

Such a smart and classy man. I've loved him for 47yrs. Rest Peacefully Starman⭐

do people realize that these interviews were made to promote his albums and instead of talking about that he talked about everything else? how rare.

Per scrivere capolavori ci vuole cuore e cervello....e lui aveva entrambi.....love Bowie forever

Such an amazing mind; beautiful Soul.

.. egg-shelly th fRitzi quote goes even deeper, as it continues ' .. died from com-passion for Humanity! " ...

A complete genius and intellectual. Anyone who doesn't realise this doesn't really know a thing about him. His lyrics are the most sublime poetry and worthy of being considered again and again, there is always more to be found in them, there is such depth to his work.

I dip in and out of Bowie clips and interviews, and the more I see, the more I'm certain I really would have liked to have known him, although I'm not all certain I could've actually kept up. He reminds me of the very few people I've know that I've been friendly with, almost friends, but for the fact that I never got past the feeling of being somewhat awestruck. A very bright shining object, not quite within reach.

Such a intelligent limey

Our world is the bastard child of all these false ideas and look were it has led. Man cannot save man, only God can save man

Im pretty sure god is dead was thus spake Zarathustra

You don't find spirituality living in your head wondering about man's glory in a state of hubris.

3:28 - He says "No plan". And before dying, he wrote the song "No plan".

You hear his AA background in that one day at a time comment.

David has always been right on time in time....He was absolutely koo people

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Waow, enfin une rock star qui était un être vraiment accompli intellectuellement, spirituellement! Il en avait dans le cerveau. Chapeau Mr Bowie!

He's quite young here - it's a pity rejuvenation biotechnology is still in its infancy (still 10-25 years from full fruition) otherwise he and many others would have benefited from it

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Bowie Fandom be like: 240p 5 minute interview I haven't seen before? perfect!

This guy is a fool...Satan is his father .Jesus is the only way

So glad he mentioned Tiepolo, my city´s painter.