Well, while not as underrated as stuff like Hours, it still is very underrated. Huge shame, too. I still can't understand why anyone would give this album any poor reviews!
@@jackbrown4697 Very true. I guess people were not yet accustomed to this type of music coming from Bowie himself. We only really got a lighter taste of this type of music from 1. Outside.
There will never be another bowie. I was in my early teens during the ziggy stardust era. Bowie on top of the pops was an event on its own. I can truly say i was heartbroken when i heard he died. I was due to actually go for heart surgery shortly after but that news nearly finished me.
Something about this era really sticks out to me. He seemed so happy and yet still his usual weird creative self, he looked like he was having a lot of fun. This era suited him so much.
Many factors I would theorise; - He got clean of drugs(, aside from still smoking tobacco), he said in an interview on TFI Friday in circa 1999/2000 up until Scary Monsters...And Super Creeps his drug use had been recreational and not influenced any of his creativity - it was afterwards he felts, the drugs informed his creative process instead of his imagination and exterior inspiration and so he was not as proud of his work of that decade as he was before or after the 1980s in retrospective. - He was now happily married to Iman. - His time with Tin Machine re-inspired him to just find and be himself more so all over again and he started experimenting with other genres and working with guys like Placebo and Trent Renzor, and in doing so helped raise their profiles in the music game. - He stopped caring about critics and mainstream appeal like he felt he had done throughout the 80s.
@@michavandam You're welcome dude! I suggest you to searching the works from Wax Doctor, Alex Reece, LTJ Bukem, Dj Peshay, Tom & Jerry, for name some exponents
Absolutely Agree ... its great to be able to play & sing his songs and thanks to YTube for giving me the channel under my picture icon ... Bowie fans are ace.
@@ellameyer8151 Stinky weather, fat shaky hands DOPEY morning DOC, GRUMPY gnomes Little wonder then, little wonder You little wonder, little wonder you Big screen dolls, tits and explosions SLEEPY time, BASHFUL but nude Little wonder then, little wonder You little wonder, little wonder you Intergalactic, seeming to be you It's all in the tablets, SNEEZY Bhutan Little wonder then, little wonder You little wonder, little wonder you Mars HAPPY nation, sit on my karma Dame meditation, take me away Little wonder then, little wonder You little wonder, little wonder you
And, also Manson and Bowie both released these shock videos around the same time. There's no way they would copy each other. But, later, Manson would make 'Mechanical Animals', inspired from Bowie's 'Diamond Dogs'.
floria sigismondi directed this video and mansons "torniquet" and "the beautiful people" videos. she also made "fighter" for christina aguilera and "blue orchid" for the white stripes
@Steve Keebler Only the Omega persona was borrowed from Ziggy. The name Omega and the Mechanical Animals was meant as a deliberate homage to the stage persona of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, given that Bowie's record and band adopted an alter-ego to further the alien nature of the performance, and similarly, Manson and band were the alien 'Omega', and his Mechanical Animals (multifaceted reference). The Omega and Ziggy logos both have stars included as part of their design, the stars fall over the top layer of Ziggy's logo as the two stars are used as points on the I's of Mechanical Animals. The Omega logo is close in design to a good number of "futuristic" Seventies typographies that subsequently looked very 'of-their-time' in retrospect. This I also feel to be deliberate. Everything else, including songs were inspired from Diamond Dogs. Speaking of Ziggy, listen to his recent album 'We Are Chaos', that has extreme ziggy vibes.
In 1997, the year this video came out, David told a reporter, "I'm not a nostalgic person." This video tells a different tale, though. First he has 3 "Ziggy-ettes" running around throughout. The Ziggy forehead disc is prevalent at 0:15 and especially at 1:05. The Alexander McQueen jacket from "Earthling" pops up throughout, at 0:06 and 0:56, etc. (I know this song is from "Earthling," but still...) At 1:37, Bowie wears an eyepatch. "Rebel Rebel," anyone? Then he wears the contact lenses that represented Thomas Jerome Newton's "real" eyes in "The Man Who Fell To Earth" starting at 1:48. A better shot of the eyes is at 2:35. Finally (lol), there are vampire teeth at 1:56 and 2:07. Perhaps a nod to the movie "The Hunger" starring our favorite Starman? But I may be imagining things, 'cause Bowie wasn't a nostalgic person. Ha! He's so sly, I love it!
I think it's different when it comes to your own work/creations, especially when so many others are heavily invested in your older work, I'll bet it feels restrictive to someone so eager to constantly push boundaries (and do it almost flawlessly each time) these scenes could equally reflect everyone else's perception of who David is... was, RIP.
Of course he loves nostalgia. He also messes with Interviewers, and sometimes in a way thats very sarcastic, and sometimes, some people actually take him that seriously when in that particular moment, he's just being funny.
Brit Pop was nostalgic. Meanwhile Bowie was energised by the likes of Prodigy, Tricky, Goldie. Post Tin Machine, from 'Black Tie White Noise' through to 'Toy' he was obviously exploring/absorbing his very substantial 1970's artistic legacy.
Mine too, I was (and still am) a hardcore Junglist, imagine my surprise when this came on the radio 23 odd years ago, Bowie with some cantenkerous Rydim's
Bowie once said in a promo for the Earthlings, "my best album", or something like that - don't know if he meant it, but this album is amazing. This song is just striking in regard of the sound and vision.
I remember... I was invited to a party in '97, I dressed like him (album cover), I dyed my hair red, bought contact lenses (2 different colors of course) ... Sweet memories but unfortunately, I'm still in mourning ... My little Bowie, I miss you so much!
as an 11 year old boy in the year 2000, this album changed the course of my wee life. David Bowie was a trusted name in our household so it seemed like a harmless endeavor to sneak this cd to my room. Little did I know what I'd be hit with! David Bowie is phenomenal in all eras but this album transformed the kid that I was and the music I was into at the time. I had never heard such sonic sounds and landscapes that this album delivered. Earthling will always be held close to the heart!
Ivy Kennedy you mean the music industry raping his discography with unnecessary live albums for money? the song and video are from 1997... pretty sure Bowie would not approve :( unreleased songs would be a different story though
Wonderful. It's amazing how well Bowie's work stands up over time. The timelessness of his work is the perfect opiate to deal with his loss. So even though this particular song is more than 20 years old it sounds as fresh as ever. It's like he never left. God bless David Bowie in all his incarnations. And God bless Bowie's estate and family for continuing to share David's gift.😀
@@JimiLaPointe this wasn't unrealised previously you had this video all around the internet way before, they even used it in a documentary while bowie was still alive. I remember seeing this video as a kid on one music channel and it scared the shit out of me
@@JimiLaPointe It also was nominated for the 1998 Brit awards for best music video so I don't really think it was unreleased, idk you maybe didn't see it untill now which is more than ok
Absolutely Agree ... its great to be able to play & sing his songs and thanks to YTube for giving me the channel under my picture icon ... Bowie fans are ace.
Bowie one of the alltime greats but to come up with music so fresh, after 30 years in the biz is nothing short of genius. And he kept doing it. Blackstar some of his best work.
Since David Bowie's influence on videogames has been long recorded... I wonder if Oblivion's design of Sheogorath, Dedric Prince of Madness is based on this music video...
En 1997 lo vi en el Estadio Ferro, en Argentina. Yo soy fan de The Beatles y Radiohead. Vi muchos recitales en mi vida. El mejor? El de David Bowie. Esa es la medida de su grandeza.
I honestly thought this was a soundtrack to a possible sequel to Labyrinth, in a timeline where Jareth never recovered from being defeated by Sarah and he went fully insane. Now he and his henchmen will just grab anything percived of value
One of my favourite David Bowie songs. It’s very underrated and different from his other songs. The “Earthling” album the best David Bowie album released during the 1990’s in my opinion. 😊👍
If you mean of this level of quality then there absolutely is, you simply have to look. Artforms don't really decline as human creativity is what drives them, they simply change. If you mean this style of music I'm not sure on that front. There are probably some musicians who make new songs in that style but none that I've yet found.
About time. The entire 95-99 era of Bowie is criminally underrated and his sense of adventure, optimism, excitement for what he was doing is legit TANGIBLE on this stuff. 'Earthling' is Bowie at his most future-focused and energetic and I love, love, love it. It's amazing that people will go on about Bowie's boldness and this and that as why he's their hero but then at the tribute concerts, it's always the same 20 songs you expect. Cover fucking 'Earthling' songs!
UP TO THE VERY END OF HIS LIFE, DAVID BOWIE HAD BEEN CREATING AND PERFORMING TRULY MARVELLOUSLY ORIGINAL.SONGS----- HE HAS LEFT BEHIND ALL THOSE MASTERPIECES AS A MUSICAL LEGACY THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED THROUGHOUT.THE AGES!
For those of you comparing this video to that of a Marilyn Manson music video: that is because it’s directed by Floria Sigismondi, who also directed the music videos for MM’s ‘Tourniquet’ and ‘The Beautiful People’
@@agustinnavarra4407Reznor didn’t produce the album, Bowie did himself. Reznor just remixed the song “I’m Afraid of Americans” and was in the music video.
One of only two albums produced by Bowie, the other being “Diamond Dogs” - some of his hardest music on this album, bordering on metal! Some really good songwriting and playing (Gail Ann Dorsey was his best bassist - so creative), and for some reason “Earthling” has a terrible reputation as a mid life crisis drum and bass album, when its actually rock songs with a jungle flavour. A lot of hardcore fans love this album, it really is uber Bowie.
I only found this song recently and my god, its a hidden gem! I love the use of the train in the song and the chaotic feeling this video gives it! Also that hair style is so incredibly 90s, its unreal!
I lived in Hollywood around the time this album came out! I would blast this song over and over again when I would drive around town! Great memories and fantastic song!
It's so cool how every generation has their Bowie they discovered and grew up with. My dad's was the Ziggy Stardust era Bowie. My Bowie was the Outside/Earthling era Bowie.
I woke up 1 hour ago singing this song, I open RUclips and the first video I see is the Little Wonder music video on the official bowie page posted exactly an hour ago. I'm connected with the spirit of david! love you, my love ❤❤
Rare artists from Bowies generation would experiment with modern genres like drum and bass , Bowie was hip with the youth even into his dying years ....RIP David
I have this on CD single & it doesn't have lyrics, lol😅 So, I'm just gonna say, in my "George/kid who called into A&E Live By Request" voice: Thank You David Bowie. 😊💗
@Maia CrawfordYeah lol, poor Brian ! I was supposed to see them in live for the second time this month, but Corona grrrrr !!!! Hope that it's still okay for Elton in October
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From one of his most underrated albums
Well, while not as underrated as stuff like Hours, it still is very underrated. Huge shame, too. I still can't understand why anyone would give this album any poor reviews!
@@lemonbreadsf3828 David Bowie never failed to amaze his fans
@@jackbrown4697 Very true. I guess people were not yet accustomed to this type of music coming from Bowie himself. We only really got a lighter taste of this type of music from 1. Outside.
Un album brillant qui a reçu lors de sa sortie d’excellentes critiques. Disque d’or en France dès sa sortie.
I think the most underrated album was Outside
I love how you can pretty much tell what year it is by looking at Bowie's hair
#timetraveltips
2077
The man's a veritable calendar
or his teeth
Frosted tips and hair gel😅
You have to admire the way Bowie produced some of his best and most experimental work well into old age.
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
There will never be another bowie. I was in my early teens during the ziggy stardust era. Bowie on top of the pops was an event on its own. I can truly say i was heartbroken when i heard he died. I was due to actually go for heart surgery shortly after but that news nearly finished me.
@@davidcorcoran9959Sounds like you are a very weak person.
in his 50's you call it ''old age''? STFU
❤ لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله
Something about this era really sticks out to me. He seemed so happy and yet still his usual weird creative self, he looked like he was having a lot of fun. This era suited him so much.
Many factors I would theorise;
- He got clean of drugs(, aside from still smoking tobacco), he said in an interview on TFI Friday in circa 1999/2000 up until Scary Monsters...And Super Creeps his drug use had been recreational and not influenced any of his creativity - it was afterwards he felts, the drugs informed his creative process instead of his imagination and exterior inspiration and so he was not as proud of his work of that decade as he was before or after the 1980s in retrospective.
- He was now happily married to Iman.
- His time with Tin Machine re-inspired him to just find and be himself more so all over again and he started experimenting with other genres and working with guys like Placebo and Trent Renzor, and in doing so helped raise their profiles in the music game.
- He stopped caring about critics and mainstream appeal like he felt he had done throughout the 80s.
Yeah the one who has put Drum and Bass, Jungle and Rock together....still timeless. Love Bowie's music forever.
What's the difference between Drum & Bass and Jungle? I always thought they were the same.
@@michavandam Jungle is more tribal, even like reggae but with the classic & energetic drum base
@@jambi1 Thank you!
@@michavandam You're welcome dude! I suggest you to searching the works from Wax Doctor, Alex Reece, LTJ Bukem, Dj Peshay, Tom & Jerry, for name some exponents
Absolutely Agree ... its great to be able to play & sing his songs and thanks to YTube for giving me the channel under my picture icon ... Bowie fans are ace.
90s Bowie is my favourite. Not saying the best , just my favourite.
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
90s Bowie underrated, honestly I think earthling is just Ziggy stardust for the modern age
Indeed
for me it was the 70-s for sure - what a treasure.
I was definitely obsessed with the 1. Outside album from 1995 for quite a while!
After thirty years as a recording artist he released this track. His creativity was limitless. Love it.
You might even call him a Little Wonder…
I love how David Bowie sneaks all the names of the seven dwarfs in the lyrics of this song.
Yes he did!
@@ellameyer8151
Stinky weather, fat shaky hands
DOPEY morning DOC, GRUMPY gnomes
Little wonder then, little wonder
You little wonder, little wonder you
Big screen dolls, tits and explosions
SLEEPY time, BASHFUL but nude
Little wonder then, little wonder
You little wonder, little wonder you
Intergalactic, seeming to be you
It's all in the tablets, SNEEZY Bhutan
Little wonder then, little wonder
You little wonder, little wonder you
Mars HAPPY nation, sit on my karma
Dame meditation, take me away
Little wonder then, little wonder
You little wonder, little wonder you
I never noticed that. That’s awesome.
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
It was just a stunt.
Bowie looking like an anime villain as usual
jojo reference😒😒😒
@@hh-qm5it whats with the emojis
he literally IS an anime villain
@@creepyskulldini581 idk
Metal Yoshikage Kira…
For all of you saying Bowie's like Marylin Manson, no Marylin Manson was like David Bowie
To be fair, this specific music video was supposedly partially inspired by Manson's one.
And, also Manson and Bowie both released these shock videos around the same time. There's no way they would copy each other. But, later, Manson would make 'Mechanical Animals', inspired from Bowie's 'Diamond Dogs'.
*Nine Inch Nails
floria sigismondi directed this video and mansons "torniquet" and "the beautiful people" videos. she also made "fighter" for christina aguilera and "blue orchid" for the white stripes
@Steve Keebler Only the Omega persona was borrowed from Ziggy. The name Omega and the Mechanical Animals was meant as a deliberate homage to the stage persona of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, given that Bowie's record and band adopted an alter-ego to further the alien nature of the performance, and similarly, Manson and band were the alien 'Omega', and his Mechanical Animals (multifaceted reference). The Omega and Ziggy logos both have stars included as part of their design, the stars fall over the top layer of Ziggy's logo as the two stars are used as points on the I's of Mechanical Animals. The Omega logo is close in design to a good number of "futuristic" Seventies typographies that subsequently looked very 'of-their-time' in retrospect. This I also feel to be deliberate. Everything else, including songs were inspired from Diamond Dogs. Speaking of Ziggy, listen to his recent album 'We Are Chaos', that has extreme ziggy vibes.
In 1997, the year this video came out, David told a reporter, "I'm not a nostalgic person." This video tells a different tale, though. First he has 3 "Ziggy-ettes" running around throughout. The Ziggy forehead disc is prevalent at 0:15 and especially at 1:05. The Alexander McQueen jacket from "Earthling" pops up throughout, at 0:06 and 0:56, etc. (I know this song is from "Earthling," but still...) At 1:37, Bowie wears an eyepatch. "Rebel Rebel," anyone? Then he wears the contact lenses that represented Thomas Jerome Newton's "real" eyes in "The Man Who Fell To Earth" starting at 1:48. A better shot of the eyes is at 2:35. Finally (lol), there are vampire teeth at 1:56 and 2:07. Perhaps a nod to the movie "The Hunger" starring our favorite Starman? But I may be imagining things, 'cause Bowie wasn't a nostalgic person. Ha! He's so sly, I love it!
I think it's different when it comes to your own work/creations, especially when so many others are heavily invested in your older work, I'll bet it feels restrictive to someone so eager to constantly push boundaries (and do it almost flawlessly each time) these scenes could equally reflect everyone else's perception of who David is... was, RIP.
And... the projected faces turn up again in 2013 on the Where are we now? video. He never ceases to surprise me, even now he's gone. What a wonder!
Of course he loves nostalgia. He also messes with Interviewers, and sometimes in a way thats very sarcastic, and sometimes, some people actually take him that seriously when in that particular moment, he's just being funny.
Brit Pop was nostalgic. Meanwhile Bowie was energised by the likes of Prodigy, Tricky, Goldie.
Post Tin Machine, from 'Black Tie White Noise' through to 'Toy' he was obviously exploring/absorbing his very substantial 1970's artistic legacy.
1997
Very underrated song, definitely one of my favourites!
The Bricker « HEROES » was underated in 1977 and now it is a mondial anthem.
@@danielemilegeorges7373 It was? Cool information. I didn't live in the seventies, so I don't know a lot about that period.
Mine too, I was (and still am) a hardcore Junglist, imagine my surprise when this came on the radio 23 odd years ago, Bowie with some cantenkerous Rydim's
1997
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I love his Earthling period
The Amen Break definitely was the 90s sound xD
Even a god like Bowie used it!
Its back..care of Yurufuwa Gang's See You
You never fail to amaze me Starman!
Miss you every day!
⚡⚡⚡
@@rebelstardust2309 what was very cool?
@@lordrathut he was too cool for your little mind to understand
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
One of his best, for sure. The “…so far away” part is heavy af. Feels like a Tin Machine bridge. Excellent
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
@@waynenorthspacebuoy3529 dude, your covers are awesome! Subbed 🤝
Bowie once said in a promo for the Earthlings, "my best album", or something like that - don't know if he meant it, but this album is amazing. This song is just striking in regard of the sound and vision.
Sound and vision, eh? That a pun? 😉
apparently the vinyl is worth around £750 now?
1996
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
yeah he did say that
Marilyn Manson: makes weird music videos
David Bowie: hold my Starman
hold my milk and peppers
Hold my Earthling
Because of Floria Sigismondi
@Sara I like Marilyn Manson a lot too. Each artist has his universe
Manson was a huge fan of Bowie. That’s where some of his inspiration came from. He’s said in interviews💙
I absolutely adore Earthling, the 90's where an amazing and creative time for him!
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
The start is full like The Prodigy! 🙏
R I.P. David 🕯 R.I.P Keith 🕊
But Bowie is a higher starter.
@@davidcopson5800 Fact.
This is one of my favourite Bowie songs.
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I remember... I was invited to a party in '97, I dressed like him (album cover), I dyed my hair red, bought contact lenses (2 different colors of course) ... Sweet memories but unfortunately, I'm still in mourning ... My little Bowie, I miss you so much!
I don’t get the different colored lenses seeing as his eyes were the same color (just one permanently dilated) but very cool.
Bowie incorporating jungle breakbeats in his music really enshrines how much of a visionary and genius he was.
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I still miss you so much David, you might be so far away but you will always be right here in my heart.
be elusive but don't walk far
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Beyond-grave is the best Bowie persona
Ya can’t nor couldn’t beat him.
RIP, Davey,
Jane Russell
as an 11 year old boy in the year 2000, this album changed the course of my wee life. David Bowie was a trusted name in our household so it seemed like a harmless endeavor to sneak this cd to my room. Little did I know what I'd be hit with! David Bowie is phenomenal in all eras but this album transformed the kid that I was and the music I was into at the time. I had never heard such sonic sounds and landscapes that this album delivered. Earthling will always be held close to the heart!
Such a good surprise! I was listening to "Sweet Thing" from *Diamond Dogs* and then this appears! Today's a good day ✌
You little wonder 😉 I love the Bowie too 👨🏼🎤
I LOOOVE Sweet Thing omg
ThinWhiteAxe we meet again 😂
I have been listening to sweet thing this month and it is more addictive than coke! I love it!
@@jmel4693 _exactly_
David Bowie: casually drops a record out of the grave
Ivy Kennedy you mean the music industry raping his discography with unnecessary live albums for money? the song and video are from 1997... pretty sure Bowie would not approve :( unreleased songs would be a different story though
@@Stephuzz if I recall correctly, he said something in his will, what he wanted done with his Music after his demise
Jaiden DePrez yea he left a 5 year plan
@@Stephuzz my man's deadass came back from the grave to drop this absolute banger
@@ouijaturtle269 I’m sort of expecting something in between 7- 10th January then- five years!
Love the prodigy influence here.
Glad the Earthling videos are coming back to RUclips. Floria Sigismondi did a wonderful job on this and the Dead Man Walking films.
There's never enough love for Floria Sigismondi. She's a wonder!
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
RIP Little Richard....Bowie’s Idol
and RIP David Bowie...everyone’s idol... cool pic btw
please tell me Bowie has unreleased songs from the Blackstar sessions, we need them
There are indeed! Search for 'Blaze', 'When Things Go Bad', or 'Wistful'.
James Kubik thank you so much, just looked them up and there are even more. Hope they release them on a Blackstar anniversary or whenever
I agree, that would make my day, and make me question it
Help i can't find them
@@jameskubik8804 where can I find?
DAVID BOWIE FOREVER!
Wonderful. It's amazing how well Bowie's work stands up over time. The timelessness of his work is the perfect opiate to deal with his loss. So even though this particular song is more than 20 years old it sounds as fresh as ever. It's like he never left. God bless David Bowie in all his incarnations. And God bless Bowie's estate and family for continuing to share David's gift.😀
I bought Earthling cassette in 1999...memories
Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
he was a genius.
R.I.P. Legend
This is one of the best songs of this Era. This takes me back to high school.
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Right? Like a time machine. Thanks, David. ❤️💙
@@couplakooks OH ... WISH UPON WISH ... I've just released Heroes for Ukraine interpretation ... I don't understand why we allow this to happen.
So many great songs ... I've just released Heroes for Ukraine on my YT Channel ... Crazy times ... thank God the USA is the USA.
some people can tackle any genre
David Prodigy Bowie
There's One Bowie for every season of our Life, Great Wonder
David forever
Earthling is one of Bowie's best albums, probably the best since Scary Monsters and on par with it.
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
This video scared me as a kid, but now I just vibe with this so hard
It’s previously unreleased
@@JimiLaPointe this wasn't unrealised previously you had this video all around the internet way before, they even used it in a documentary while bowie was still alive. I remember seeing this video as a kid on one music channel and it scared the shit out of me
@@JimiLaPointe It also was nominated for the 1998 Brit awards for best music video so I don't really think it was unreleased, idk you maybe didn't see it untill now which is more than ok
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Absolutely Agree ... its great to be able to play & sing his songs and thanks to YTube for giving me the channel under my picture icon ... Bowie fans are ace.
Bowie one of the alltime greats but to come up with music so fresh, after 30 years in the biz is nothing short of genius. And he kept doing it. Blackstar some of his best work.
How can he be so cool 😭❤🔥 live love laugh Bowie
Bowie's jungle is a very different universe
Since David Bowie's influence on videogames has been long recorded... I wonder if Oblivion's design of Sheogorath, Dedric Prince of Madness is based on this music video...
this is so odd but i adore it
2:01
Back when Dave had a bank heist at 3 but was due to be fighting Solid Snake at 4.
Screams Goro Majima from the Yakuza series to me.
@@Panzer0 that also works. Can imagine Bowie popping up in various disguises and insisting on a fight 😂😂
@@grahamcammack479 Now I need a mod where all of Majima's outfits are replaced by Bowie's different personas.
@@Panzer0 THIS PLAN CANNOT FAIL
@@Panzer0 I need this right now
It would be epic
En 1997 lo vi en el Estadio Ferro, en Argentina. Yo soy fan de The Beatles y Radiohead. Vi muchos recitales en mi vida. El mejor? El de David Bowie. Esa es la medida de su grandeza.
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Oyeeeee bueno preferencia de musica 🔥 hola desde el UK 👋🏼
This was the time when artists were creating music. RIP David
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I honestly thought this was a soundtrack to a possible sequel to Labyrinth, in a timeline where Jareth never recovered from being defeated by Sarah and he went fully insane. Now he and his henchmen will just grab anything percived of value
Earthling is such a banger album!
This could have easily been on the sequel album to "Outside" if it ever became a thing.. but awesome visuals & pure creativity
Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
That's the best Bowie's music video
Remember I had a friend in school that been listening to David Bowie almost nonstop, uh, what a memories
One of my favourite David Bowie songs. It’s very underrated and different from his other songs. The “Earthling” album the best David Bowie album released during the 1990’s in my opinion. 😊👍
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
This is such a grower, god bless David for taking this leap back then
Simplemente hermosa 😍 Maravillosa música hermosa 😍
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
There is no music like this anymore.
If you mean of this level of quality then there absolutely is, you simply have to look. Artforms don't really decline as human creativity is what drives them, they simply change.
If you mean this style of music I'm not sure on that front. There are probably some musicians who make new songs in that style but none that I've yet found.
This is one of the best last songs he made, and also for me, proof that David Bowie was on the cusp of Soul and Punk.
so perfect so rocking your bigger wonder bowie
God damn, he was by far one of the best. And I miss him! ❤️
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
About time. The entire 95-99 era of Bowie is criminally underrated and his sense of adventure, optimism, excitement for what he was doing is legit TANGIBLE on this stuff. 'Earthling' is Bowie at his most future-focused and energetic and I love, love, love it. It's amazing that people will go on about Bowie's boldness and this and that as why he's their hero but then at the tribute concerts, it's always the same 20 songs you expect. Cover fucking 'Earthling' songs!
I remember watching this video on MTV when I was a teenager. I didn’t recognize the visual callbacks to Ziggy Stardust then but holy hell I do now!
Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
David Bowie faz muita falta, grande artista, para mim o numero um, e sempre será!!!
Luv 90's Bowie!
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Yes he is mine too! One of my favrite albums by him is outside!
This one does send me so far away.
Incredibly funny and sinister at the same time. Love that combination.
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
R.I.P. Legend X
One of his warmest songs
This song will be forever in the future
The drums in chorus really lift song to a new height.
Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
90s Bowie is my favorite
I hope they upload Hearts Filthy Lesson too
The best tune no one knows about
Nobody knows about anything actually.
This is one of my all-time favorites that really rocks so hard.
Criminally underrated
I love this song so much !
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Waking up to Bowie,ahhhh could there be a better way?
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Manson trent reznor y no sé quién más siempre tuvieron como referente musical a David Bowie ❤
UP TO THE VERY END OF HIS LIFE, DAVID BOWIE HAD BEEN CREATING AND PERFORMING TRULY MARVELLOUSLY ORIGINAL.SONGS----- HE HAS LEFT BEHIND ALL THOSE MASTERPIECES AS A MUSICAL LEGACY THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED THROUGHOUT.THE AGES!
Suoerbe & Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I absolutely love this album ❤
For those of you comparing this video to that of a Marilyn Manson music video: that is because it’s directed by Floria Sigismondi, who also directed the music videos for MM’s ‘Tourniquet’ and ‘The Beautiful People’
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
I never knew Dave made music like this, this hits hard :)
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
With the hands of Trent reznor from Nine inch nails who produced this album
All thanks to Trent Reznor
@@agustinnavarra4407Reznor didn’t produce the album, Bowie did himself. Reznor just remixed the song “I’m Afraid of Americans” and was in the music video.
One of only two albums produced by Bowie, the other being “Diamond Dogs” - some of his hardest music on this album, bordering on metal! Some really good songwriting and playing (Gail Ann Dorsey was his best bassist - so creative), and for some reason “Earthling” has a terrible reputation as a mid life crisis drum and bass album, when its actually rock songs with a jungle flavour. A lot of hardcore fans love this album, it really is uber Bowie.
Geez. Why so handsome and talented. I love him
I only found this song recently and my god, its a hidden gem! I love the use of the train in the song and the chaotic feeling this video gives it! Also that hair style is so incredibly 90s, its unreal!
Te amo David, aonde quer que você esteja! 😓❤
Totally agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
it's sad because he's in the sky 😭😭😭 David had a good life
@@mutatedteenagegirl stop- ur making me cry - 😭💔
I lived in Hollywood around the time this album came out! I would blast this song over and over again when I would drive around town! Great memories and fantastic song!
Best song ever produced.
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
It's so cool how every generation has their Bowie they discovered and grew up with. My dad's was the Ziggy Stardust era Bowie. My Bowie was the Outside/Earthling era Bowie.
I woke up 1 hour ago singing this song, I open RUclips and the first video I see is the Little Wonder music video on the official bowie page posted exactly an hour ago. I'm connected with the spirit of david! love you, my love ❤❤
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
i'm in tears
I can’t stop watching this, it’s such a masterpiece in so many ways and very genius of him.
Totally Agree ... I've had a wonderful time playing Station to Station as a YT one man band ... it was such fun.
Rare artists from Bowies generation would experiment with modern genres like drum and bass , Bowie was hip with the youth even into his dying years ....RIP David
His presence is missed.
An amazing song
I have this on CD single & it doesn't have lyrics, lol😅 So, I'm just gonna say, in my "George/kid who called into A&E Live By Request" voice: Thank You David Bowie. 😊💗
It's such a great memory for George ! I guess that he is still shocked... But what a great moment it was. David was so nice, so beautiful ❤❤❤❤
david bowie was awesome in his prime.
Let the children boogie
@Maia Crawford I would have loved so much to meet Freddie, David, Prince... But I was born in 2003 and I'm french 😢😢😢 Fortunately Elton is still alive
@Maia CrawfordYeah lol, poor Brian ! I was supposed to see them in live for the second time this month, but Corona grrrrr !!!! Hope that it's still okay for Elton in October
David inmortal 😢😮