FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie - Heroes | REACTION
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- In Todays Video I will Be reacting to David Bowie - Heroes. This is My First time hearing this song, and reacting to this video. I really liked it. Come watch as I react to David Bowie - Heroes. I hope you Enjoy!
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He was everything rolled into one. Pop, punk, glam rock, soul, with so many reinventions of himself. He also fought for diversity and equality in music. Truly an icon. I hope you go down the Bowie rabbit hole. He has endless hits.
Def planning on it stay tuned
Most influential person in rock.
Changed personas, made androgyny hip and broke barriers culturally. RIP .
Crowd in the palm of his hands.
The greatest Rock Star of all time singing the greatest rock song of all time. No one cooler ever walked this Earth.
David is a vibe
Bowie was the chillest rock star, always dressed up, he was called "The Thin White Duke". He moved to New York years ago and was the opening act at the Concert For New York after 9/11, he sang this song there too, for the police, firefighters and emergency service people that were at the show.
He is a vibe Forsure
David Bowie was extremely charismatic on stage or interviews that's why he was good actor as well❤My first memory of him was in the movie Labyrinth as The Goblin King Jareth. He was the bad guy in the film but I was completely mesmerized by him🎸
As you get older there are some songs that always stick with you, that change you when you first hear them and you never get tired of them, Heroes is one of those songs for me as was David Bowie. I still can’t believe he’s gone.🤟🏻🥲❤️
Yes really enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
Loved your reaction.
David was born less than 3 miles from me in South East London and when we both moved he was still only 8 miles away. He was good friends with another local lad: Peter Frampton and his Dad taught Peter and David at Art College together :)
This is the closest you will see the REAL David as he played many, many different characters on other songs and albums as you will see, my friend :)
Wow that is really cool actually
David Bowie was a legend just like Freddie Mercury. Some other David Bowie songs to react to “lady grinning soul, golden years, and fame.” All studio versions please.
Ok will do def have to see what else they have to offer
I grew up with Bowie's music in the '70s, and was lucky enough to see him live in '83 in Oakland. SOOOOO happy to have at least that one Bowie live experience. He and his many collaborators/bands have been in the soundtrack mix of my 55-year life, including some especially poignant markers.
Bowie is a cool dude no lie
This is my absolute favorite Bowie song! He was very unique...wrote some great music! Still hard to believe he's gone...check out Changes
May he RIP
Ann’s ok I’ll check out that song too
Thanks for watching and commenting
i love how this song keeps building up more and more it is my fav song along with space oddity love david bowie and sure miss him alot rip david !!!!!!!
David Bowie did some heavy things. So his 50. Birthdayparty, for example his song "Hello Spaceboy" with the Foo Fighters 👍
Bowie.... The king of the vibe. He was a music visionary. You couldn't put his music in a box and label it. He was a genre all of his own.
He is def the king of the vibe
Thanks for watching this one ☝️
David Bowie was a huge rock star from the 70's to the mid-80's.
David Bowie - Rebel Rebel (Live Aid 1985)
More David to clme
I love David's music. His singing was on top of everything. He adjusted his singing for the song. They all are different ranges. What a great person and musician. Peter Frampton's dad was the music teacher at school. And taught him how to play the horn or whatever it is. I can't remember the name. Can you imagine all these guys in school together....you got him Framptom Mick Jagger the guys from pink Floyd. List goes on and on. I don't know if they were in different grades but were friends....
David Bowie, pure charisma and class.
Facts
Yes. I love David Bowoe It starts with Space Oddity in 1969 and rolls right through to a few years ago with his last album Black Star. Sadly missed and nearly all of his music was genius
One rabbit hole you wont regret going down. Any Bowie hit friend will keep me coming back. And there are tons of them !
Mor David to come stay tuned
You have to react to Under Pressure by Queen and David together they made it when they both where recording in a studio. But were in separate rooms. Freddy told him sing what you want and we will put it together in make 1 song...David cheated a little. But it turned out to be a masterpiece!
Ok def will especially since we got queen involved my favorite band
He is singing about a couple he saw kissing by the Berlin Wall, Bach when Berlin was divided. To me, he is talking about people daring to express their humanity and freedom in the shadow of oppression.
Ah ok 👌 makes sense
The couple he saw was his producer and engineer Tony Visconti and his girlfriend who was not his wife. This happened when they were recording the album in Berlin at Hansa Studios next to the wall
Bowie lived in Berlin in the 70s. This song is about a couple separated by the Wall coming together gunshots over their heads.
The brilliant drummer is Sterling Campbell. He's American, and used to live in the same apartment block as the amazing Dennis Davis (RIP), who was drummer for David Bowie in the 1970s. They met, and Sterling was mentored as a drummer from age around 15 or 16, by Dennis, who took him to hear jazz. And then Sterling became David's drummer and was in the band until David's death.
Sterling Campbell - drums
Mike Garson - piano/keyboards
Katherine Russell - percussion, keyboards, backing vocals
Gail-Ann Dorsey - bass guitar, backing vocals
Earl Slick - guitar
Gerry Leonard - guitar
Mark Plati (I think?) - guitar
David Bowie - vocals
Thanks for the information
@@dubzer0649 You are most welcome. I'm a mine of useful/useless David Bowie information. Bowie inspired the people who worked with him to do amazing things, and loyalty was born from that. Mike Garson started working with David in 1973, and Earl Slick in 1974. Two corrections: it's Catherine, not Katherine, Russell, and Sterling started being mentored by Dennis at age 14. This is a link to some of the band talking about working with David:
ruclips.net/video/5eZPFz7VNl4/видео.html
And this is a link to Sterling talking to Dennis Davis' son, Hikaru, on the "HD project". Dennis was truly the greatest drummer ever.
ruclips.net/video/60gWGgP90K0/видео.html
David Bowie is like a swan. But paddling like hell underneath. When's starting to fly. Go like hell
I've been there. The concert was at the Max Schmeling Halle right where the Berlin Wall has been before. Playing this song right at that place was truly magical. I think we all 'felt that', like he said.
Great reaction to an amazing song. Look up the song meaning...it's deep. Bowie was the coolest dude on the planet married to the most beautiful woman in the world, Iman...his soul mate. I miss him terribly. Sad year when Bowie, Prince and George Michael all died. The world lost huge talent that year.
Bowie had at least a 4 octave vocal range in his younger days. He was 55 in the video here from 2002 shot in Berlin Germany. In the late 1970's David Bowie lived in Berlin and recorded three albums there which his fans call "the Berlin Trilogy." The Heroes record is one of the three and it was released in 1977. The song was written when the Berlin Wall was still up and divided Communist East Germany from West Germany and freedom. I was in the Army in the 1980's stationed in Germany before the wall came down. Family members who had not seen each other since the end World War two in 1945 were finally able to reunite when the Berlin Wall was finally torn down in 1989. David Bowie played a concert there in 1987 and risked his own life by doing so. This was at the height of the Cold War and only helped to stoke the fires of revolt and revolution against the Communists iron fisted oppression. When the Wall was finally torn down Bowie was credited for playing a part in its demise.
Bowie is a Rock God but his FUNK is SO there too! PLEASE react to the song STAY (live version on the Dinah Shore Show) It will blow your Mind!!
The very unique and talented Bowie
He is such a vibe loved this song
Bowie was struck by seeing lovers kissing with back against the Berlin Wall, love and life will find a way, we kissed as tho nothing could fall, the gund shot over our heads, the shame was on the other side, we can beat them, we can be heroes.
My all time fave Bowie song ❤
Bowie was great. Really great! RIP
Hey Michael how are you my friend?
Yes really enjoyed Bowie and this song lots more to come
@@dubzer0649 I so enjoy watching you experience so many things we your subs have known about forever. It’s exciting and you seem to really care about all aspects of the music. Keep it going my friend you are blowing up quickly and I love seeing it.
David Bowie is more than a vibe.
Bowie is legend
RIP ZIGGY our favorite Starman. You will never find a box to put Bowie's music catalog in. He is a genre all his own. Depending what year it was depended on which musical genious Bowie you got, but whatever it was it was guaranteed to be good. Still cry over his loss. this song and album hooked me die hard on Bowie. So glad you found this version as it has all of the verses to the song. Many only do parts of it. Thanks.
Thanks for watching I appreciate you
@@dubzer0649 your welcome, thank you for keeping great music alive.
Bowie had many incarnations. You should go back to his Ziggy Stardust days and check out his song "Space Oddity". Another great song he did later on was "Let's Dance". There were many flavors to David Bowie. Sadly he passed of cancer back in 2017.
Ok def got more coming stay tuned
Nice. If you haven't seen Bowie's Live Aid set, you should check it out. He went on after Queen. He is unique, also a legend. His change of appearance through the years is interesting, much like Freddie's but even more so.
Haven’t sent that yet but def have to check it out
David ranks right up there with Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, Peter Wolf (J Geils Band) Freddy Mercury, Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) Roger Daltrey, Jimi Hendrix and all the other best "frontmen" in rock and roll history.
Wow that’s awesome I didn’t know he was like that def have to check out more
one of my very fav tunes. Get tears every time. Great reaction!
Nice dude. He was my hero I’m a big fan of his. When he died I was in bad shape for weeks. Thanks for your reaction glad you enjoyed it
Bowie doid my favorite cover of a Beatles' song "Across the Universe" - by John Lennon. You might like the song "Fame" which Lennon and Bowie co-wrote with... I forgot the third dude. Anyway, Lennon performs on "Fame" too.
Ok def will check out these songs, stay tuned
Take in the bass sound....played by Gail Ann Dorsey....amd, boy, can she sing too.....Under Pressure....with David.....
The very most important lyric to me
(THE WHOLE ROMANCE OF THE
SONG) reminds me of the Falling of
the Berlin Wall (during the night of
November 9, 1989, crowds of
Germans began dismantling the
Berlin Wall, a barrier that for almost
30 years had symbolized the Cold
War division of Europe.)
Can you imagine being part of the
history of that, and stopping 'freeze
frame' and passionately making out
with "your person" during that
moment? No matter what, "You are
you, and I am I. And if by chance we
meet.. it is beautiful.”
And Fk'm all.
This song is all about FREEDOM.
One of the best live moments I’ve ever seen.
Love this performance SO much!!! Obviously the vocals are better on the studio version but to me..... Live performances are TOO much FUN!!! David Bowie has quite a catalogue, WELL worth checking out!! I don't even know where to start with suggestions so I'll through a couple out off the top of my head... "Changes", "Suffragette City" "China Girl" and of course "Under Pressure" with Queen!! Great reaction!!
Def more to come especially under pressure I love queen they are prob my taco and right now well one of my favorites
If you want to stick with the 70’s, you can’t go wrong with anything from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust And the Spiders from Mars, but my favorite from that album is Rock & Roll Suicide. He was prolific in the 70s, so you can also. check out his foray into R&B with the incredibly funky Fame and Golden Years, and Station To Station. For Pop, Life On Mars is a classic, as is Changes. The 80s saw his biggest hits, but check out Let’s Dance to hear his collaboration with a then-unknown Stevie Ray Vaughan, or Young Americans with a young Luther Vandross. Legends making legends! The 90s saw some heavier stuff when he collaborated with Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails. “I’m afraid of Americans” is a great track for that era, as is “Hello Spaceboy.” One of his earliest pieces is Space Oddity, and you can hear him revisit a character in a later song Ashes to Ashes. Can’t really go wrong with Bowie, but you’ll almost never get the same thing twice!! Enjoy!!
Ok thanks for the suggestion I appreciate that def lots more to come
I love this song, he was just great✌️🇳🇱
RIP David!...You were one of a kind! 😢
(Google looong time wife - model Iman....whoa!!!)
May he RIP
Ok def will Google it thanks for the suggestion
He liked pop music and took it to a different level....
Yes I see that,
Bowie was a force of nature and a universal treasure
Yes 🙌
ROCK GOD
Great Reaction I loved it. This is one of my favorite songs by him. I believe he wrote it about a couple that couldn’t be together because one lived in East Berlin and the other one lived in West Berlin. So they were separated by the Berlin wall. So for me a very memorable song. Love some more David Bowie. If you haven’t heard it David Bowie(Space oddity) classic song from 1969.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
Glad you enjoyed Marnie, how are you today? Hope all is well my friend
@@dubzer0649 I’m doing good. Had a fun weekend with my family. Looking forward to seeing what Music you have for us this week.❤️✌️🌼
Nice to see him live, but the studio version if this is awesome.
I’ll have to take a listen on that one
RIP to one of the best musicians ever
Check out the movie David Bowie is in called The Labyrinth. It's a fun movie with great music.
Ok 👌 never seen that one
Def have to check it out
Can't go wrong with Bowie...AMAZING catalogue of music. Try "Changes" ...great song.
Ok will do stay tuned
This is my favorite Bowie song and a great performance of it. I was lucky enough to see him live twice and it was a blast. Some other great ones from him: Changes, Let's Dance, Rebel Rebel.
I’m glad you
Enjoyed
Thanks for watching and for the song suggestions
Next recommended David Bowie song: “Fame”
Def gonna do that, prob today so stay tuned
@@dubzer0649 Great you'll love it. His first number one. It comes from his soul funk era represented in the Young Americans album featuring an unknown Luthor Vandross at the time.
For those who don't know the actual meaning as its important. Its about the Berlin wall & how some couldn't see loved ones on the other side.. The meaning gives a whole new insight to the context of the song once you know.. This song is so brilliant in so many ways, it has many layers & the build up is inspirational.. Just brilliant.. RIP Bowie..
Love Bowie 😍 I never heard this one....I'm lovin this DZ 😄🎶🎶🎶
Hey Rita, glad you liked this one, I really did myself
What’s your favorite Bowie song?
@@dubzer0649 My fave song "Rebel Rebel"
The Berlin. Wall that is what this song is about
I recommend two duets: Black Tie, White Noise, by David Bowie and Al B. Sure, live The Jay Leno show, and of course Under Pressure, by DB and Queen….both songs are amazing!
Ok thanks for the recommendation
I am fascinated by the many musical facets of David Bowie and I love watching his live concert performances. One that has really resonated with me lately is his song 'This Is Not America.' It was written in the mid-1980s but I feel like the lyrics are still relevant today. This live performance from 2000 is one of my favorites. If you ever want to react to it, here is the link: ruclips.net/video/n_bzqyu_4N0/видео.html
Thanks for the link and for watching
This is one of my favorite Bowie songs/performances from Live Aid: ruclips.net/video/dsnTZHQZzN4/видео.html
Thanks for the link and for watching I appreciate you
Epic, check the official video for Black Tie White Noise
Ok will do stay tuned
Superstar
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Yes 🙌
This song is based on a true event at the Berlin Wall in Germany.
Wow def didn’t know that
Guess what. Somebody you may not know was watching this today and it made their day. There you just became a 'Hero' to someone, but 'just for one day' so, being kind and being someones 'Hero' can be a everyday occurrence. Know who taught me that? Jesus, Buddha and Bowie👽
React to "Fame"
Def got that coming soon stay tuned
FIRST!! :)
Yes 🙌
Try to watch queen live aid 1985…. Never mind😁
Bowie had many incarnations. You should check out his older work back in his Ziggy Stardust days and listen to his song "Space Oddity". Another great song he later did was "Let's Dance". There were many flavors to David Bowie. Sadly he passed of cancer in 2017.