Actually it was Angie who sold the idea of getting this concert on film to RCA when DeFries couldn't get another penny from them. So we have her to thank for this.
I think people usually forgets how important was Mick Ronson for David Bowie reaching stardom. He created an amazing sound that was critical for their success and became a trademark of that era. I know David was always thankful for this. RIP Mick Ronson
Nope we do not forget. The big crowd never knew who Mick Ronson was anyway. The ones who do know his work will never forget his work & his wonderful human being.
The whole band were incredible. Trevor Bolder's bass in this track is gargantuan. You only catch a brief glimpse of him in this entire concert film, but he had the best sideburns in the game at the time too.
I can’t put my finger on it, but he’s a time traveler, alien or something. Too many of his songs are starting to make more sense as we move deeper into the future
Of course David has stage presence in every song he does. But look at Mick! The tone, the physicality, the fierceness. He becomes one with the guitar and is a monster!
Simply amazing! Bowie was a genius that changed music forever! I really consider this version, with Mick Ronson’s guitar solo, the best version for this song!!
I do appreciate Bowie. Peter Gabriel was also way ahead of his time for theatrics. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was maybe the first Live Rock Broadway Show.
We grow up in time when rock was so far ahead anything today. I grew up SF CA bay area Winterland & the Fillmore in SF,CA was cheap even if you had a fair job. I would go every week unless I went camping in the Sierra/Lakes.
im a teenager now and i can say this song and this perforcmance is so incredible to me, that nasty bass player, mick on guitar, bowies vocals. its such a great song.
The kids in this footage are pure rock. Eternally. I love these girls so much! They make the show. Bowie knew this. He WAS the show. Perfect synch. For all to enjoy for eternity.
Yes! I love her! Wish I could interview her and ask her what that concert that song that performance meant to her. She was channeling something that night. I so agree.
This live version of Ziggy Stardust is great, Mick Ronson's guitar gives me chills every time I listen to it, he borders on genius. Ronson is for me one of the best guitarists of the 20th century.
It took me a little to see that this song is one of the greatest ever. The "presence" on stage of Bowie was tremendous and this solo is simply crazy ... look at the transe people are into !!! just because the intensity of song starts at the first note and ends at the very last, without a drop during 7+ minutes ... AMAZING
I was thinking the same and tuned in to the bass, too... the pounding bass made me think of Yes - Chris Squire. Bowie and Ronson were obviously phenomenal, but the rhythm section was too. The energy was just amazing
There Are Certain Songe That Are True Perfection They Launch You Into A Different Dimension They Carry You Out of Your Body Without Drugs or Alcohol This Without Question Is One of The Top 3
I love David Bowie in this period he was unique and 30 years ahead of everything else. But. He was with Ronson and never better after. They worked together perfectly and for me defined the sound of the 70s.
I just have to shout out the bassist and drummer on this. Ronzo and Bowie get all the love and mostly rightfully -but the drums and bass on this are fucking stellar and deserve more praise.
For 1973, Ronson easily won the GOLD for the best live performance. For eternity, easily in the top 5!! Ronson was the single biggest force in helping in reviving Bowie's career in the early 70's.
Best live performance (for me). Finally on the official channel! Mick's solo is amazing and David is mesmerizing. And the fans are totally... enthralled.
Wow!!! Just WOW!!!! 👍 Mick Ronson! ! The emotion he could conjure up from a guitar, just blows my mind! And in platform boots and catsuit! That took some massive balls to do!!! Rest easy Mick! 😁💕🌈xx
Mick Ronson is the unsung hero of British music: Wrote/ play the piano, string arrangements on "Perfect Day" and co produced Lou Reed's Transformer's album. Among other things.
Bowie's best ever song in my humble opinion & this absolute killer live take is just perfect & Mick Ronson's guitar work is awesome & not forgetting the other Spiders who were a top rank outfit...... Music making taken to another level here
Gracias al que invento la guitarra, la bateria, el bajo, la cancion, la videocamara, el microfono, el celular, el internet ,al que la produjo, a bowie, y a todos los que hicieron posible que yo pueda ver y oir canciones como esta aunque haya nacido tarde para verlos con mis propios ojos... Me siento muy afortunado ❤
Kel Rhoads took little Randy to a Bowie concert at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium on this Tour. After Randy Rhoads saw Mick Ronson play this Song , Randy became a Mick Ronson Doppelgänger. Randy Dressed like Ronson, Cut his Hair like Ronson, got a Guitar like Ronson’s. The rest is History. I must say this remastered version of Moonage Daydream is Absolutely Fantastic
Randy stated it several times that Ronson was idol and most importantly his influence to adopt the style he had- hell he even incorporated his looks into his style . Your so right.
La versión de estudio es bellísima, pero esta es para mí, la versión definitiva de la canción. La potencia de la banda, la energía de Bowie y sobre todo el impresionante solo de Mick Ronson la llevan a otro nivel. Y ese final...teatralidad pura. Tengo encargado el paquete con Blu-Ray y no puedo esperar a recibirlo para disfrutar del concierto completo en casa.
a mi en lo personal me gusta la manera en la que canta en este show, por un lado las pequeñas variacones a la de estudio y por otro lado como en algunas partes canta unas partes con mas fuerza pero en otras pareciera cantar casi sin ganas.
There will never be a better version of this song ever. This is a perfect example of how to do so much with a guitar solo with so little. Just transports you
Love the beautiful girl who's miming to the song at 0:53. Every rock and roller should aspire to seeing that level of emotion when they're peforming.What a great "space face"!
Imagine at the time being a fan of David...the impact he had was huge, he was pop,rock,icon...everything a rock star needs ..this song and this exhibition it's absolutely larger than life❤ I miss you always David
Legend!! And look all those young girls...listening good old rock 'n rool!!! All people down there are in extacy!! Respect!!! And what young people listening today?? Dont wanna know
David’s chance meeting with Mick was the catalyst that set the foundation of Bowie’s future success. These two had and continue to have a profound influence on my life. Thank you both so much RIP.
The only reason that human beings evolved on Earth was so that on 3rd July 1973, Mick Ronson would play those glorious sustained notes from 5.13 and then go back into the riff. Not only the greatest moment of Bowie's career, but the very pinnacle of humanity's entire cultural achievement.
i could barely keep myself from crying whilst watching this whole performance in july. absolutely phenomenal. i really hope its possible to restore some more concerts of his because i will surely be there trying to keep my tears in.
Seeing Moonage Daydream and the Ziggy Stardust film in theaters was absolutely incredible, I can’t imagine how amazing it was to actually be there. I wish I was old enough to have had the privilege to see him live, unfortunately I was just about a month old when he did his very last performance😭💔
This song. Snaps me out of any funk. I dunno almost a zen feeling and I am lost in the music the words. The journey. And my stress melts away as this song washes over me like waves......
This is what glam rock is, nothing else. Not even other songs on the album, just this video. This was glam rock's moment, nobody else is going to reach that climax.
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Does everyone realize this may be one of the best guitar solo endings ever in the history of rock n roll
yup
without a doubt
All to give Bowie time to do a costume change! 😂
Sure.
And a couple of bumps, no doubt. @@john8451
Stage Presence!!!! ❤
The earth is 7 billions years old, and we have been the lucky ones who shared the earth with David Bowie.
Totally agree.
Agreed. We are so lucky. Love him forever. ❤
Yes bro
4,6 billions :)
@@pawepacek9662 The universe is always expanding so we’re up to 7B. 😝
To whomever's decision it was to record this on film, the whole universe thanks you
I don’t think digital was even an option back then
@@FF-ch9nr there were video tape at the time though it was kinda the early days of that technology
nope not me!
Ditto
Actually it was Angie who sold the idea of getting this concert on film to RCA when DeFries couldn't get another penny from them. So we have her to thank for this.
In my opinion David is the greatest rock artist of all time
He's definitely up there
Moonage Daydream is my first intro to David Bowie ❤🤘🏽🎶⚡
Arguably the most important solo artist of the 20th century
For me too!! 👏👏
@@Sin-cere90 Welcome aboard the Bowie train, love hearing about new fans! You’re so lucky to experience someone~thing that’s fresh and new! 😊
I think people usually forgets how important was Mick Ronson for David Bowie reaching stardom. He created an amazing sound that was critical for their success and became a trademark of that era. I know David was always thankful for this. RIP Mick Ronson
Nope we do not forget. The big crowd never knew who Mick Ronson was anyway. The ones who do know his work will never forget his work & his wonderful human being.
The whole band were incredible. Trevor Bolder's bass in this track is gargantuan. You only catch a brief glimpse of him in this entire concert film, but he had the best sideburns in the game at the time too.
Most people can Hum starman or ziggy but can't tell you too many lyrics... That's cus of Mick...
The Spiders from Mars were a truly Gr8 band. Mick Ronson was a fantastic guitarist. Bowie would not have been the same without him. Bless them both!!
I agree.. Never ever forget Mick,only true fans knows importance of him❤
I can’t put my finger on it, but he’s a time traveler, alien or something. Too many of his songs are starting to make more sense as we move deeper into the future
He’s not a time traveler or an alien. He’s a dude from England who made some really good music
@ thank you your majesty, and you know this because?
watching this in honour of David Bowie’s birthday:)
Of course David has stage presence in every song he does. But look at Mick! The tone, the physicality, the fierceness. He becomes one with the guitar and is a monster!
The spider’s from Mars - definitely enhanced David’s career.
Love when they do the walk~stance together in perfect unison, Mick’s outfit is da bomb…whew, such a gorgeous man! 😅
I think he invented fierce!
Mick Ronson "Ronno" underpinned Walk On the Wild Side with Lou Reed and John Mellencamp's Jack and Diane 🤌
Of all the guitarists that worked with Bowie over the years, Mick Ronson and Robert Fripp are my favorites
It's not often David Bowie gets upstaged, Mick Ronson completely nails that
Absolutely monstrous guitar playing.
David planned it!
@@johnjohnson3709 hey John, happy to see you commenting again after your previous one being 7 months old. I'm always here too, dear. :P
@@93CarpeDiem thank you but I’m not exactly sure about what you mean.
Simply amazing! Bowie was a genius that changed music forever! I really consider this version, with Mick Ronson’s guitar solo, the best version for this song!!
Same
Same
Always in his creative element
I do appreciate Bowie. Peter Gabriel was also way ahead of his time for theatrics. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was maybe the first Live Rock Broadway Show.
To say nothing of those BACKGROUND SINGERS, they're really good too.
Mick Ronson is one of the most underrated guitarists ever. This will always be in my top 10 favorite songs of all time.
51 years later this song still kicks major ass. There will never ever be another Bowie.
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!!
amen man
JUST IMAGING - BEING AT THIS CONCERT IN LONDON IN 1973. I WAS IN LOVE WITH HIM AT THIS TIME AND WAS ONLY 11 YEARS OLD. STILL AM AT 62.
One of the best solos in rock n roll history, no doubt.
Mick Ronson so underrated
Anyone listing in December 2024 who is still loyal to David Bowie
Of course, a true legend
It's December and! I'm a alligator ❤
I'M HERE
12/08/24
Loyal? lol
I was a teenager when this was happening. I thought it was so magical. Now I’m 68 years old and it still is pure magic!! ❤
We grow up in time when rock was so far ahead anything today. I grew up SF CA bay area Winterland & the Fillmore in SF,CA was cheap even if you had a fair job. I would go every week unless I went camping in the Sierra/Lakes.
it's pure magic & pure legendary
im a teenager now and i can say this song and this perforcmance is so incredible to me, that nasty bass player, mick on guitar, bowies vocals. its such a great song.
The kids in this footage are pure rock. Eternally. I love these girls so much! They make the show. Bowie knew this. He WAS the show. Perfect synch. For all to enjoy for eternity.
Eternity.
Agreed 100% they are poetry in motion too
Great music lives forever. Forever Bowie. ❤
Those ladies would be getting close to 70 years old!! Rock and Roll, will never die!
@@DADSSTUFF Yeah. I hate time so goddamn much much! All my teenage girlfriends are well over 50 now.
Common David Bowie W
The Best first 3 minutes in history.
@evie0oo61W means win
@evie0oo61W stand for win, and they're basically saying david bowie's like a winner
@@sonjapetrovic19263:13
Nothing ‘common’ about it! Don’t fake it baby…lay the real thing on me…
How sad is this, when Mick plays THAT solo, I could cry. One of my all time favourite guitar solo and player.
Agreed. It is beyond amazing. And cool as hell.
Indeed
As hell
I’m 64 and going to see this show in Blackburn in May 1973 was the best experience of my whole life ❤❤❤
I’m 64 and feel the same 🇬🇧😂
I'm 64 and seen him many times over the years but not this one unfortunately
You are all so lucky!
On behalf of all the Bowie fans in their 40s I'd just like to say..... you lucky bastard !
❤
This solo is like the blueprint of the essential electric guitar! Distortion, delay, bending, Tons of raw sound! This is pure Sex!!
Listen to his album Live at the Tower Philadelphia 1974. In my view, that's it.
Really? I think it's quite unexceptional. The delay is overused to the point of ridiculousness. Sorry, not a great guitar solo at all.
@@brianinglis3805overused? Lololol calm down dude. Absolutely exceptional solo. Sorry
@@Krookedeyezz Sorry about your hearing loss. Get well soon.
@@brianinglis3805 thanks man, appreciated. Sorry it’s not some boring, soulless, tech dribble I’m sure you love. Hahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahah
THIS is how to transcend a song. The studio version was already great, the live version is a masterpiece!
A masterpiece!!
I RUclipsd the live version, I somehow knew he’d have emphasised the euphoric guitar at the end
The live version is definitely a master class of rock ‘n’ roll
who ever remastered this video needs a award. this was more than fifty years ago and the quality is 👌
No illuminated phone screens , everyone is digging the music. Love Bowie
It was ‘73 😂
No phone screens to be illuminatef they didnt exist lol
If I could see any show in history, this would be it.
Every time I listen to this song on Spotify I have to come back to this because this version is truly amazing
The young lady doing the very emotive dance moves at around 1 minute has always been my personal choreography to this ineffable song ❤
Hard to believe she will be in her sixties now.
@@patrickcordall4803 yeah it’s crazy
Yes! I love her! Wish I could interview her and ask her what that concert that song that performance meant to her. She was channeling something that night. I so agree.
BEAUTIFUL woman too. It looked like she was doing pantomime. Bowie was one of those himself.
Yes it would be great to meet her in person
This video blows my mind, can’t imagine what the atmosphere would have been like
OMG what a guitar solo from rono…goose bumps….
I love that girl at 0:51 Glad they kept the camera on her. You're part of history now bae.
I am happy that these videos are remastered, long live the great Ziggy Stardust ❤
Thank you. 🤣♥️🤙
😮💨 me too!! 😘
@@ziggysawdust5407 😝 your name is too crazy cute…I hope you like Bowie too!
@@ziggysawdust5407❤
They Sound and Look Absolutely Amazing 🔥🔥
No phones. Amazing musicians on stage. Amazing performance.
How lucky this crowd is
No Face✡️book 😊. No YT 😊
Probably cause it’s 1973
@@user-ve3gh5xg9qSo if Facebook was made by WASPs, would it have been okay?
Et je rajouterais jeunes midinettes qui comprenaient le Rock'n'roll respect1🎛🪕🎶🏴☠️📣🎼👙🍀🛸🎸
And it probably cost £1.75
This live version of Ziggy Stardust is great, Mick Ronson's guitar gives me chills every time I listen to it, he borders on genius. Ronson is for me one of the best guitarists of the 20th century.
This one is for the ages. It doesn't get better than this!
It really doesn't.
Possibly the greatest performance in the history of modern music, if not music in general
The guitar solo on headphones is aural ecstasy
Don't take any music enhancing stuff before you put on your headphones or the solo will melt your brain 🧠
@@kraz007 👍😆🫶
the last shadow puppets did it better 🎉
@@saraibrahim4145 good one…..
It’s a good version, but it’s not him, or Ronson quality
@@brianmmacu Indeed. It's like trying to copy God.
Back then, we didn’t have a clue that some bands would be musical legends! Thank you Cleve for having so many great bands visit us.
It took me a little to see that this song is one of the greatest ever. The "presence" on stage of Bowie was tremendous and this solo is simply crazy ... look at the transe people are into !!! just because the intensity of song starts at the first note and ends at the very last, without a drop during 7+ minutes ... AMAZING
IMO Bowie was the best rock n roll artist he was a genius R. I. P Ziggy 💫🙏🏻🕊
Mick Ronson always gets all the shout-outs for this (quite rightly!), but Jesus Christ, the drumming!! Amazing stuff from Woody.
The bass player ain't bad either. 🥰
An amazing band at their prime. Maybe something to get scared of.
The Whole Band was on fire, Omg!!😅
Woody & Trevor killing it As Always 🔥🔥🔥
The bass was really pounding. Loved it. Reminded me of Chris Squire.
The world is missing you Mr. Bowie!
Everyday 😢
Mick and David deserve props can we also give a shout out to the bassist and drummer? That shit's amazing, the whole band is on point.
All these young people in the crowd, so beautiful
I was at that tour… Newcastle City Hall, went to see Bowie… Ronson did it for me. I was a Gibson Man after that. Utterly awesome.
OMG those DRUMS, those fills!!!
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like David Bowie
I was thinking the same and tuned in to the bass, too... the pounding bass made me think of Yes - Chris Squire. Bowie and Ronson were obviously phenomenal, but the rhythm section was too. The energy was just amazing
There Are Certain Songe That Are True Perfection
They Launch You Into A Different Dimension
They Carry You Out of Your Body Without Drugs or Alcohol
This Without Question Is One of The Top 3
This has to be one the best ever live performances of all time
I love David Bowie in this period he was unique and 30 years ahead of everything else. But. He was with Ronson and never better after. They worked together perfectly and for me defined the sound of the 70s.
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Ronson was good without Bowie
Ps you are very welcome x
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Ronson was also good x
Fifty years later, this still stands up as a fine, fine piece of work - at least in my opinion.
David Bowie was a fashion icon
I just have to shout out the bassist and drummer on this. Ronzo and Bowie get all the love and mostly rightfully -but the drums and bass on this are fucking stellar and deserve more praise.
For 1973, Ronson easily won the GOLD for the best live performance. For eternity, easily in the top 5!! Ronson was the single biggest force in helping in reviving Bowie's career in the early 70's.
Best live performance (for me). Finally on the official channel! Mick's solo is amazing and David is mesmerizing. And the fans are totally... enthralled.
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like David Bowie
Cool 😎 😊❤
Wow!!! Just WOW!!!! 👍 Mick Ronson! ! The emotion he could conjure up from a guitar, just blows my mind! And in platform boots and catsuit! That took some massive balls to do!!! Rest easy Mick! 😁💕🌈xx
Such a good version of the song. Mick’s solo is peak music
Bowie always did "versions" of his songs. they were never the same as on the record.
Mick Ronson is the unsung hero of British music: Wrote/ play the piano, string arrangements on "Perfect Day" and co produced Lou Reed's Transformer's album. Among other things.
Best song ever. Best artist ever. Best guitarist ever.
j kinda like "Heroes" ?
It’s great too. With Robert Fripp on guitar.
Mr Trevor Bolder exceptional bassist. RIP
The bass was so driving here. It was thunderous and reminded me of Chris Squire from Yes. I wish this video showed the bassist and drummer.
Ya,T.B never gets a lot of notice,but Cat could play!!
Best live rock performance ever
Glad I found this. Saw Bowie in the 70's. The show was sold out here so a bunch of us drove 200 miles and it was more than worth it. Memories galore.
Bowie's best ever song in my humble opinion & this absolute killer live take is just perfect & Mick Ronson's guitar work is awesome & not forgetting the other Spiders who were a top rank outfit...... Music making taken to another level here
Gracias al que invento la guitarra, la bateria, el bajo, la cancion, la videocamara, el microfono, el celular, el internet ,al que la produjo, a bowie, y a todos los que hicieron posible que yo pueda ver y oir canciones como esta aunque haya nacido tarde para verlos con mis propios ojos... Me siento muy afortunado ❤
Eres muy afortunado.
Kel Rhoads took little Randy to a Bowie concert at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium on this Tour. After Randy Rhoads saw Mick Ronson play this Song , Randy became a Mick Ronson Doppelgänger. Randy Dressed like Ronson, Cut his Hair like Ronson, got a Guitar like Ronson’s. The rest is History. I must say this remastered version of Moonage Daydream is Absolutely Fantastic
He sure did, loved Randy Rhoads fantastically talented and so handsome still miss his brilliance
Randy stated it several times that Ronson was idol and most importantly his influence to adopt the style he had- hell he even incorporated his looks into his style . Your so right.
La versión de estudio es bellísima, pero esta es para mí, la versión definitiva de la canción. La potencia de la banda, la energía de Bowie y sobre todo el impresionante solo de Mick Ronson la llevan a otro nivel. Y ese final...teatralidad pura. Tengo encargado el paquete con Blu-Ray y no puedo esperar a recibirlo para disfrutar del concierto completo en casa.
a mi en lo personal me gusta la manera en la que canta en este show, por un lado las pequeñas variacones a la de estudio y por otro lado como en algunas partes canta unas partes con mas fuerza pero en otras pareciera cantar casi sin ganas.
@@drumscovertercermundista8246 correcto, en algunos breves momentos se nota que ya era el último concierto de una larga gira.
@@LauraGonzalez-fq5pk tienes razón, se nota el cansancio tan solo en ese inicio 0:24
I love the people in the crowd just Absolutely and Completely and so Gracefully LOSING IT with this whole song
This riff is lowkey fire 😩 5:00
David was so far ahead of his time, that humanity will never catch up.....
Anyone November 2024 still listening to this
Yeah I am November 24
Yes i do
Yes and till death
December
Décembre et encore et encore 💫💖
What a masterpiece, so glad that I grew up in the 70s, what a time to be alive!
Same....
There will never be a better version of this song ever. This is a perfect example of how to do so much with a guitar solo with so little. Just transports you
Love the beautiful girl who's miming to the song at 0:53. Every rock and roller should aspire to seeing that level of emotion when they're peforming.What a great "space face"!
👍👋
Lovely indeed. Amazing shot! 🤘
Imagine at the time being a fan of David...the impact he had was huge, he was pop,rock,icon...everything a rock star needs ..this song and this exhibition it's absolutely larger than life❤ I miss you always David
Legend!! And look all those young girls...listening good old rock 'n rool!!! All people down there are in extacy!! Respect!!!
And what young people listening today?? Dont wanna know
David’s chance meeting with Mick was the catalyst that set the foundation of Bowie’s future success. These two had and continue to have a profound influence on my life. Thank you both so much RIP.
The girl at the beginning singing along in her own world , just gets me
what a performance!!!! Saw it myself in 73 at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby PA. Blew me away....still does!
The only reason that human beings evolved on Earth was so that on 3rd July 1973, Mick Ronson would play those glorious sustained notes from 5.13 and then go back into the riff. Not only the greatest moment of Bowie's career, but the very pinnacle of humanity's entire cultural achievement.
Now I am 65 jears old. Thats my music for all time. RIP David i see you.
I grew up listening to Bowie This music brings back so many great memories of my life groing up in LA, California!
Santa Monica Civic and other SoCal venues were so much fun to go to a concert at! Everyone eventually played in LA.
He looks and sounds absolutely wonderful here! Love it
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like David Bowie
Bowie+Ronson..the best of 70's
Mick Ronson ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Yeah a great play guitar Mr Mick Ronson RIP
1:24
While on shrooms mick guitar 😮🤯🤯💥💯
Totally!!!
I love hard rock
Mic Ronson underrated guitarist
The guitarrist almost own the stage on the presence of Bowie. You need to be a legend to do that.
If anyone was to ask why Bowie was considered a rock god this would be the answer.
HOLY FUCK, THIS IS AMAZING
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like David Bowie
@@MassiveFish-hp4pm thank you bro, I’ll check them out
The song that made me a fan of his at 6 in late 1972 1st grade art class. It blew my mind I'd never heard anything quite like it.
I'm 65 years old and when I listen to "Moonage..." I get as moved as I did then.
1 of the best artists to grace this planet r.i.p. dave
He’s my favorite for sure!! 🎉
i could barely keep myself from crying whilst watching this whole performance in july. absolutely phenomenal. i really hope its possible to restore some more concerts of his because i will surely be there trying to keep my tears in.
This had made me cry while I’m playing along with it on my Les Paul. 😢 RIP DB ❤
Yeah it is really emotional
Me too
Seeing Moonage Daydream and the Ziggy Stardust film in theaters was absolutely incredible, I can’t imagine how amazing it was to actually be there. I wish I was old enough to have had the privilege to see him live, unfortunately I was just about a month old when he did his very last performance😭💔
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like David Bowie
The age bit is so real to me bro
What a amazing live version
Наш чудесный космический Зигги и его необыкновенная музыка 💫💫💫
This song. Snaps me out of any funk. I dunno almost a zen feeling and I am lost in the music the words. The journey. And my stress melts away as this song washes over me like waves......
This is what glam rock is, nothing else. Not even other songs on the album, just this video. This was glam rock's moment, nobody else is going to reach that climax.
Miss you David
As much as Dave was the force, it's Ronson who captures my attention in this number
One of the best songs, artists and performances EVER, god damn thank you GOD
What a better time to have been alive in.
I was one year old then. I would like to go back in time and see this show, but as a twenty something year old.
If I had been the right age I would have been such a huge fan of Bowie I would have followed him on tour.😍