David Bowie - Rock N Roll Suicide Reaction (Fish Out Of Water Series)
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Every time I hear that first you're not alone! Give me your hand! I get goosebumps and wonder how many people have hung on to his words.
Anna Kermode Gave me goosebumps too and I’ve heard it thousands of times
This song have saved many lives
this isn't even an exaggeration, you can hear the anguish in his voice.. like he's pleading with you to keep fighting
Such a good fooking song, it helped save my life, critical period, THANKS!
Me too man.
If I'm not mistaken, this song illustrates the point in the Ziggy story where our hero is reaching out to his followers, only to be devoured by them, limb from limb?
And this ritualistic suicide somehow saved your life? Are you the new rock 'n roll Messiah, Ed? The king is dead, long live......Ed?
Hey there, if that is the narrative, it’s not explicit. I totally responded to the empathy in the lyric, tremendous.
No king Ed please, it’s Mr Ed, like the talking horse
@@bookertable Ed is well-bred. This is well-known. But he can still be the Messiah.
He's not the Messiah! He's a very naughty boy! ;) :)
Unforgettable song bringing together the transcendent and the mundane.
I'm not a huge Bowie fan but this is such a good track. Nice one for giving it a listen.
man , I miss him
David at his very best. Goosebump time again
Probably my favourite Bowie song.
Amazing song....chills!
This is one of his most under rated songs ....
No love youre not alone no matter what a fool youve made!
Fantastic choice. Chills. Bowie played this at the end of his concerts 72/73 and 74. Magic stuff.
My favourite Bowie track. Thanks for reacting to it. Try 'Life On Mars' next
Co written with Mick Ronson, guitar and orchestra - my hometown’s (Hull) favourite son
I thought that was Paul Heaton? Was Woody from Woodmansey?
Love this song....Bowie sets you up with that slow start.
There's a reason we didn't allow our parents revulsion to Bowie's sexual androgyny to sway us. Bowie was us and no song he ever did so faithfully represented that than this. We hated our parents for ignoring the obvious. We were tired of their lecturing when we saw where it took them. We decided to stop hating and start accepting. Didn't last long but David gave us hope. We weren't alone.
Classic
Ashes to Ashes by Bowie reaction? It's my fav Bowie song
Brilliant track from Ziggy Stardust ,
bowie !! another genius !! and string arrangements by the late, great Mick Ronson! Bowie/Ronson......right up there with Jagger/Richards. :Lennon/McCartny. Tyler/Perry, Abraham/Straus ;O)
Have to think that this was written for his brother, who eventually did commit suicide.
Kevin D 😢 was that the same brother he made the song Aladdin Sane for??
@@agemoth - Yeah, half-brother Terry Burns who was an early influence. Though "Aladdin Sane" might have been more of Bowie projecting Terry's illness onto himself, others like "All the Madmen" and "Bewley Brothers" were definitely referring to Burns. Was likely not difficult for Bowie to infuse his characters and lyrics with observations taken from Terry's abused and destroyed descent into schizophrenic psychosis. To me, this song has always seemed more like a plea to Terry to take some offered help.
@ Lorraine and Kevin D. The song Aladdin Sane was actually written about the madness of war hence the referencing to the dates in the title (1913, 1938, 197?) . In 1972, when it was being written the US had dropped 20,000 tons of bombs on heavily populated areas in Vietnam which raised the spectre of another world war.
As well as "Jump He Said", a response to Terry's eventual suicide
@@pigammon7843 Jump They Say
Just a request to react to Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). Rock on, my man.