I have been waiting for so long for someone to do a reaction to this song. Personally, I believe it's one of Bowie's best and most diverse. Great, GREAT vocals!
@@ardentdesir5796 I spent my career in music, have booked hundreds of bands for a huge music festival, and worked as a promoter. I have been backstage with David Crosby, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, John Fogerty, Bruce Hornsby, etc I have seen so much music, and love sharing music. I love seeing people's reactions. I have shared music with people my entire life, since a was a teenager. And I like L33 and like to see him enjoy music. If you don't want to see reactors, then move along.
@@ardentdesir5796I don't know what Circle of Dis you've been hanging around in, but even in hell rational people would understand that taste is subjective. However, judging from your comment reason and you aren't dance partners. You don't like the song but you zeroed in on a reaction to it. You ever hear of masochism? Go back to the King of the orange people. You know what we used to call alternative facts? Talking out your a$$!
Perhaps save BOWIE’s concept album “Diamond Dogs” LP (1974) for Halloween 🎃 and experience it complete as intended ? You will love it . Every album of his should be experienced that way up to “Scary Monsters “ really … 🎸🔥✌️
somewhere in a documentary there's studio footage of him coked off his head, teaching the vocalists what he wants them to do and you see their astonished, wtf reactions in real time this is one of my top 5 DB tracks
It's a BBC documentary named "Cracked actor" (after a Bowie song). You can find it here : ruclips.net/video/MfbN_wVDVcw/видео.html&pp=ygUmY3JhY2tlZCBhY3RvciBkYXZpZCBib3dpZSBkb2N1bWVudGFyeSA%3D
If you are to stick with this album, try the lucious 'Win' or funky 'Fascinstion' (variation of Luthers shorter song Funky Music). If you want another side of Bowie try two jazzy songs 30 years apart - 'Aladdin Sane' title track or 'Bring me the disco king'.
He made heavy rock too..........His album The man Who sold the world (the title track was covered by Nirvana in His unplugged), was pioner in hard rock in 1970 along with Led Zeppeling and Deep Purple..........and in 1989 created a band of Hard Rock called Tin Machine ( 1989-1991) to cut with His Mainstrean Pop- SuperStar era in the 80,s
Bowie’s connection to metal 🤔Perhaps the riff Metallica nicked for Master of Puppets. This riff ruclips.net/video/EosetsjmvCA/видео.htmlfeature=shared Bowie prog songs (sort of): early Bowie: "The Width of a Circle"(Both heavy metal and progressive rock) “Cygnet Committee” 70s Sweet thing, Candidate, Sweet thing (reprise) Heroes. or Teenage Wildlife 90s "The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (as Beauty)"(Life in the White Room) - that's a performance worthy of your channel Win from Young Americans is gorgeous
@@ardentdesir5796 nice one ardent. I’m puzzled, what are you here for then? Just unplug and go listen to music and note down your reactions, it’s all good. Nobody asked you to be here, unless it’s a court order?
@@ardentdesir5796 Well, I came here for the same reason, new Bowie videos, but Lee is one of the thoughtful commenters. I actually look forward to watching his reactions.
If you're also a fan of Freddie Mercury from Queen, you should react to the song Under Pressure, which was a duet with David Bowie and Freddie. Or you can just listen to the david bowie solo studio album performance.
For Bowie soul and funk: Try cuts from Bowie's Young Americans album with Luther Vandross back-up singers and David Sanborn on killer alto saxophone, like Somebody Up There Likes Me, Win, Fascination, Right and Can You Hear Me. Also Carlos Alomar funk on Secret Life of Arabia (Heroes album). His Let’s Dance album produced by Chic’s Nile Rogers (and it’s all good!). From Station to Station album: Stay. Also Black Tie, White Noise with Al B. Sure.…Tonight with Tina Turner... Knock on Wood (David Live, 1975) A friend of the the Black community - complained to MTV about Black videos being relegated to early morning. Married to Somali super-model Iman.
You need to hear "Win" from this album. And the rest of it. But especially "Win."
I have been waiting for so long for someone to do a reaction to this song. Personally, I believe it's one of Bowie's best and most diverse. Great, GREAT vocals!
@@ardentdesir5796I can't imagine anyone caring about your opinions.
@@ardentdesir5796 I spent my career in music, have booked hundreds of bands for a huge music festival, and worked as a promoter. I have been backstage with David Crosby, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, John Fogerty, Bruce Hornsby, etc I have seen so much music, and love sharing music. I love seeing people's reactions. I have shared music with people my entire life, since a was a teenager. And I like L33 and like to see him enjoy music. If you don't want to see reactors, then move along.
Why are you so sad? Maybe you should watch one of the videos lol
@@ardentdesir5796I don't know what Circle of Dis you've been hanging around in, but even in hell rational people would understand that taste is subjective. However, judging from your comment reason and you aren't dance partners. You don't like the song but you zeroed in on a reaction to it. You ever hear of masochism?
Go back to the King of the orange people. You know what we used to call alternative facts? Talking out your a$$!
@@ardentdesir5796 I can't see, for the life of me :D, how your lack of imagination can have any importance to this world in general 🤣! 😘
David Bowie's sax player is so distinctive. You can pick him out within the first 4 notes of any song that he's on.
Perhaps save BOWIE’s concept album “Diamond Dogs” LP (1974) for Halloween 🎃 and experience it complete as intended ? You will love it . Every album of his should be experienced that way up to “Scary Monsters “ really … 🎸🔥✌️
For Halloween, you can also add "1. Outside" : stories of ritual art-murders made by a deranged serial killer... Seems to fit ;) !
There’s a lot of footage of the rehearsing and recording of this. Bowie so ravaged by coke and fame. Still able to do this. Amazing ❤
Thanks for keeping up with this album, it's one of my very favorites!
somewhere in a documentary there's studio footage of him coked off his head, teaching the vocalists what he wants them to do and you see their astonished, wtf reactions in real time
this is one of my top 5 DB tracks
It's a BBC documentary named "Cracked actor" (after a Bowie song). You can find it here : ruclips.net/video/MfbN_wVDVcw/видео.html&pp=ygUmY3JhY2tlZCBhY3RvciBkYXZpZCBib3dpZSBkb2N1bWVudGFyeSA%3D
Seen that. It’s so so wonderful ❤ And it worked. He was right 😎
Just gorgeous. Lovely Sanborn sax appeal. Top tier crooning from Dave and the back and forth with the backing singers is fantastic.
This album came out one year after the release of "Diamond Dogs", his last glam album. Although, the song "1984" kind of had a "Shaft" vibe to it.
RIP David Sanborn who provides the scorching sax in this.
If you are to stick with this album, try the lucious 'Win' or funky 'Fascinstion' (variation of Luthers shorter song Funky Music).
If you want another side of Bowie try two jazzy songs 30 years apart - 'Aladdin Sane' title track or 'Bring me the disco king'.
Wow! Never heard this! It’s such a groove!
Not expecting this for bowie reaction but great song anyway!
Love your Bowie reactions. I wish you could do them more often 😊
David Sanborn on sax, ladies and gentlemen....
Garbage in, garbage out! Great quote!
Haha thank you. It's true though. If you consume trash fast food every day your gonna eventually just keel over. Gotta eat your David Bowies.
Great reaction. Try the album hunky dory
Such an underrated album - something really special imho.
Somebody Up There Likes Me from this album is epic.
Yesss this song is so sexy & amazing! He could just blend in to every genre so seamlessly 😍
Prog rock,try "Width of a circle."
Go Luther!
Side One of YA is one of those 1-2-3-4 punches that you spin over and over again (and never get to hear Side Two ; )
He made heavy rock too..........His album The man Who sold the world (the title track was covered by Nirvana in His unplugged), was pioner in hard rock in 1970 along with Led Zeppeling and Deep Purple..........and in 1989 created a band of Hard Rock called Tin Machine ( 1989-1991) to cut with His Mainstrean Pop- SuperStar era in the 80,s
Bowie’s connection to metal 🤔Perhaps the riff Metallica nicked for Master of Puppets. This riff ruclips.net/video/EosetsjmvCA/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Bowie prog songs (sort of):
early Bowie:
"The Width of a Circle"(Both heavy metal and progressive rock)
“Cygnet Committee”
70s
Sweet thing, Candidate, Sweet thing (reprise)
Heroes. or Teenage Wildlife
90s
"The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (as Beauty)"(Life in the White Room) - that's a performance worthy of your channel
Win from Young Americans is gorgeous
I think this is Bowie's most under rated album.
I can’t wait. This is just a “wow, wow, wow” song
Well, they've probably heard this song a million times. And undoubtedly shallow? You must be new lol
@@ardentdesir5796 nice one ardent. I’m puzzled, what are you here for then? Just unplug and go listen to music and note down your reactions, it’s all good. Nobody asked you to be here, unless it’s a court order?
@@ardentdesir5796Because we like Lee and like to see his reactions. That is what we are here for. And you, what are you here for?
@@ardentdesir5796 Well, I came here for the same reason, new Bowie videos, but Lee is one of the thoughtful commenters. I actually look forward to watching his reactions.
Thanks for a cool reaction - maybe check out the Bewlay Brothers by Bowie
If you're also a fan of Freddie Mercury from Queen, you should react to the song Under Pressure, which was a duet with David Bowie and Freddie.
Or you can just listen to the david bowie solo studio album performance.
Love it❤
For Bowie soul and funk: Try cuts from Bowie's Young Americans album with Luther Vandross back-up singers and David Sanborn on killer alto saxophone, like Somebody Up There Likes Me, Win, Fascination, Right and Can You Hear Me. Also Carlos Alomar funk on Secret Life of Arabia (Heroes album). His Let’s Dance album produced by Chic’s Nile Rogers (and it’s all good!). From Station to Station album: Stay. Also Black Tie, White Noise with Al B. Sure.…Tonight with Tina Turner... Knock on Wood (David Live, 1975) A friend of the the Black community - complained to MTV about Black videos being relegated to early morning. Married to Somali super-model Iman.
Such an amazing album
Please react to 'Scream Like a Baby' and 'Teenage Wildlife'. Thanks
Life is just one big point of view
Station to Station Metal covers:
Melvins:
Marty Friedman:
these days there's not enough sax and violins....and too much sex and violence