Fun Fact: Ziggy Stardust is a character Bowie created with the help of his then-wife, Angela. The character's name was inspired by the '60s psychobilly musician, Legendary Stardust Cowboy. Bowie performed under the Stardust persona for about a year. This specific song is about Stardust growing too conceited: "Making love with his ego, Ziggy sucked up into his mind." Stardust's band, The Spiders From Mars, consequently plan to get revenge on the egotistical front man: "So we bitched about his fans, and should we crush his sweet hands?" Bowie said that the song is "about the ultimate rock superstar destroyed by the fanaticism he creates." - This Song Was On The First Guitar Hero Game!
Dudes, the thing is this was early 70's. So far ahead of the pack that people had no idea what they were seeing and hearing. Just a bunch of frigging blown minds, and I was one of them! lol
I was lucky enough to see Bowie live twice over his time .He was in all serious , hypnotic to see .It was like you just left your reality and went to another dimension. Once u go, Bowie .. there's no going back .The guy was way ahead of his time .
I worked an MTV Commercial shoot with Bowie at Giants Stadium ( the "I want my MTV" campaign) before his Concert. He was a true English Gentleman, took the time to shake everyone's hand, even though he was in a hurry. That night I believe, was his Very Last Performance of the song "Ziggy Stardust"
Fun fact : the second line of the song "Jammin' good with Weird and Gilli" is a nod to the band Gong (awesome space/jazz/funk/psychedelic rock, react to stuff from The Flying Teapot or Camembert Electrique albums if you dare!), Weird was Daevid Allen (the band's founder and driving force) and Gilli Smyth was his partner in the band and life. Bowie was a big fan, loved the wild weirdness of it all and the band's guitar player, Steve Hillage is an unsung genius.
“He needs to eat!” He was called ‘The Thin White Duke’. During his recording in Berlin he survived for months on just copious amounts of coke, milk and chilli peppers. Sounds crazy horrible to me - but that was after Ziggy, so imagine what he looked like then!
I just like the idea of the rest of the band being a bunch of northern english lads (hardy bread and butter with lots of pints down the pub type) being convinced to wear make up and stretchy colorful fabric. According to Bowie, their transition created a lot of interest with the ladies, thus being the reason they stuck to it.
You know what i love about you guys? You remind me of when i grew up in the 70s and go to our friends garages or basements and just jam to music and laugh and just enjoy ourselves- keep it up!!!
I went to see Bowie went he came here back in the 80s on a spur of the last minute with my brother. I liked him but hadn't plan to go. It was a kick ass show that I'm so glad I didn't miss. He was a true showman that worked the crowd like a the master he was.
Very few people have anything bad to say about Bowie... He was kind, generous, and grateful to everyone, according to everyone... Even ex and long term wife said he was just a good dude!! He did work hard so was not around at times..
Hi again guys , Congratulations to post it.The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. Best Bowie àlbum ,a gem for all the modern músic lovers . You have to check by your self if you like the Bowie's best live performance in 1973 Hammersmith Odeon , you'll see a pure Ziggy !! Check from this concert Rock and Roll suicide , and pey atention to his speach before start singin. Keep on rocking guys Greetings from Barcelona
I remember going to see Bowie in Toronto many years ago. The lights were shut off and we could hear the opening music for 'Space Oddity'. Then a spotlight focused on him in a cherry lift with his orange hair, white makeup caked on his face and a blue lightening bolt across his face from ear to ear. It was GREAT!!!
You can't not love David Bowie. Everyone knows at least a few of his songs. I was lucky to grow up listening to him as i had a much older brother who used to play him day and night 😂😂
Hey, have you heard his song Please Mr Gravedigger? It’s from 1967 and probably the most disturbing songs I’ve ever heard. No music… just him, rain, thunder and digging sounds. Plus he sings like he has a cold and sneezes a few times. ruclips.net/video/8gdI7zwOeiI/видео.htmlsi=zZGPuAGX2Da5Ax3m
The full title of the album is "Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars". The city of Hull is in England, on the East Coast. David Bowie's real name is David Jones, but he changed it after The Monkees, with Davey Jones, became popular. One of Bowie's nicknames was "The Thin White Duke".
@@bobschenkel7921 yeah I didn't want to get too detailed by saying counties like east Anglia either. I usually keep it to the countries north south east west.maybe where it is in relation to London cause I figure they know we're London is.maybe a city they might know that's near by like Newcastle or opposite coast from Liverpool were the Beatles are from?
Great Song Absolutely Amazing Album Best Song on the Album is called “Moonage Daydream” With David Bowie’s Absolutely Amazing Vocals & Eclectic Songwriting along with Mick Ronson on the Piano Melotron String Arraignments and Ronson’s Other Worldly Guitar makes Ziggy Stardust Bowie’s Signature Album 🎸🔥🔥🔥
Hull (pop. 260,000) is a port city in the north of England - it's full name is Kingston-upon-Hull (but nobody calls it that). The Housemartins were a band from Hull and Fatboy Slim (a.k.a. Norman Cook) was the bassist.
Whoa. Found you with the Radiohead reaction and now I’m going to lose hours and hours on this channel. Bowie is the most incredible artist that dropped to earth. Thanks for sharing this for the world. The realness of your vibe is super cool.
you should try BAUHAUS’s cover of this. Also would send you down a 70’s-80’s goth rabbit hole. tons of options. SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES, early CURE, JOY DIVISION, etc. BAUHAUS has a very diverse and big catalog
Bowie is a genius. As a yiung idiot i thought he was just old people's music. But as i got older & ciuld open my mind more to music other than metal, i realized his genius.
In the 70s he was heavy into coke. This is called Glam Rock, although he started folksy pop. This period lasted about four years before he moved toward a Soul Philly sound for a bit, always keeping elements of everything he liked. The album Ziggy Tardust is a concept album all great.
I'm not surprised it was Status Quo. Saw them live on Toronto Island in 1974. Good acid. Listened to Live Aid on the radio at work on an unusual Saturday shift in the kitchen. Next Bowie? 'Hang On to Yourself', 'Blue Jean(long version)', 'TVC-15', 'What In the World?', 'Life On Mars', definitely! Great stuff. Deuces!! 😂🤙🏼🎶🔥❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊😮
I'm really impressed by your perceptiveness about David Bowie! 1.He had mental illness in his close family and at least in his younger years was terrified of developing it himself. 2. A few years after this video he got even skinnier as he was living on a diet of only milk, peppers and cocaine, but he was pretty much recovered by the mid to late 70s. 3. A lot of people hear something like rap in the song Golden Years, and he has a song called African Night Flight which is definitely not rap but actually comes pretty close.
I’d love to hear what you guys think of, what I think, is one of the most twisted songs Bowie ever did… no music, just him, rain, thunder and digging noises. Plus you get to hear him sneeze! I’ve attached the link, the song is called Please Mr. Gravedigger from 1967… the name alone is creepy AF.
Ah , the real beginning of Glam rock. David set the bar and was way out there. He had several persona's, Ziggy Stardust was one, Alladin Sane was another. He was the Thin White Duke, he kept reinventing himself. I loved the early stuff most, the album Hunky Dory was my favourite. A very special man ! and the only one I ever knew who had 2 different coloured eyes !
Multiple personalities have nothing to do with being Bipolar lol 😅 Bowie was a genius. And Bowie rapped. Listen to his song "Afraid of Americans" with Trent Reznor. He's definitely rapping in that. Though the music is very industrial thanks to Reznor.
A legend....and the spiders from mars were all born less than 2 miles away from where i presently sit and have lived all my life...BTW ...Bowie started glam ...he was a musical chameleon
He wasn't eating back then, he was living on heroin. He gave up a few years later, but he created some genius music before he did. He went to America to make Young Americans, got clean, went to Berlin with Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, and found heroin again. Then Australia, and he gave up horse and snow. And toured with Nine Inch Nails.
David Bowie -- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars -- 1972 -- a classic album, one of the greatest of all time. Smoke a blunt and check out "Moonage Daydream" from side one. 😋🤪🤩 There is some Iggy Pop in Ziggy Stardust.
Did You know that ... David Bowie had 2 different eye colors & His real name was David Jones not to be confused with the other ' Davy Jones ' from the Monkees Ik some of yous guys probably already knew that, huh? ✌🏻😸✌🏻
RIP David Bowie, Trevor Bolder bass and Mick Ronson guitar. Drummer Mick "Woody" Woodmansey are the only man alive. He is 74. Bowie were phenomenal and so were his band. He actually always had phenomenal musicians around him. His Keyboard player for most of his career was Mike Garson. Check out Bowie - Aladdin Sane. Crazy piano
There was a period, in the mid-70s (sort of post-Ziggy but certainly in the waning days of that era) that Bowie was by his own admission subsisting on cocaine and milk. By the time we get to Young Americans/Station to Station, aka the Thin White Duke era, he was incredibly thin and not in good mental or physical health. He managed to get clean of coke by travelling to Berlin - where heroin was the drug of choice, though he claims he was able to abstain from it - and wrote the albums Low, Heroes and Lodger, essentially his blue period, whilst in Europe getting his head straight.
Bowie has always had a sort of strange otherworldly presence, even when he was a younger man. The mismatched eyes, the high cheek bones, his thin elongated physicality. He also trained in mime and dance, I believe, and was fascinated by esoteric philosophy like Nietzsche, Crowley, Bill Burroughs and the like. It's no wonder when they were making The Man Who Fell to Earth, they cast him as an alien that gets caught up in mankind's self-destructive tendencies. Or that Jim Henson cast him as the Goblin King, or Nolan as Nicola Tesla.
'Men didn't used to have long hair in the olden days'? Umm - think Jesus and his gang. Funny thing is the Romans typically keep their hair short - with cutting utensils. Another great reaction though. React to Station To Station (his Thin White Duke phase)
I was gonna say maybe in the early 20th century north america long hair with men wasn't the prevalent hairdo but were millions of men in other parts of the world with long hair then and before that. I mean look at the middle ages in europe. they ALL had long hair and not because of a lack of cutting tools. it was the fashion among the nobility. you basically only cut your hair for practical reasons or if you were too poor to properly care for it. or look at asian cuntries. they've always had long haired men, all throughout the centuries. native americans, south americans and the island nations too.
Bowie had it pretty much together till he moved to America. The reason he got so skinny is he lived on a diet of just milk and cocaine. And yet he still made some great music by soaking up so many American influences. Eventually he had to crash though and moved to Berlin with Iggy pop and worked with Brian Eno and Lou Reed. The Berlin Trilogy is some of the best music he ever made.
Ziggy Stardust is one of the greatest albums of all time!!
Fun Fact: Ziggy Stardust is a character Bowie created with the help of his then-wife, Angela. The character's name was inspired by the '60s psychobilly musician, Legendary Stardust Cowboy. Bowie performed under the Stardust persona for about a year. This specific song is about Stardust growing too conceited: "Making love with his ego, Ziggy sucked up into his mind." Stardust's band, The Spiders From Mars, consequently plan to get revenge on the egotistical front man: "So we bitched about his fans, and should we crush his sweet hands?" Bowie said that the song is "about the ultimate rock superstar destroyed by the fanaticism he creates."
- This Song Was On The First Guitar Hero Game!
His wife, Angela, was the "Angie" of Rolling Stones fame. Apparently David, Angie and Mick Jagger liked to mix it up.
@@wendypow1963 Not true.
The Mick Ronson/David Bowie collaboration produced some of the best music of the era.
Dudes, the thing is this was early 70's. So far ahead of the pack that people had no idea what they were seeing and hearing. Just a bunch of frigging blown minds, and I was one of them! lol
This is glam rock, big in the 70s. He was one of the pioneers of the genre.
Yes David Bowie did play at Live Aid. He was the act that followed Queen. He reportedly said "How the Fuck do I follow that?"
The word genius is banded around far too easily but in Bowie's case he really was a genius.
I was lucky enough to see Bowie live twice over his time .He was in all serious , hypnotic to see .It was like you just left your reality and went to another dimension. Once u go, Bowie .. there's no going back .The guy was way ahead of his time .
I worked an MTV Commercial shoot with Bowie at Giants Stadium ( the "I want my MTV" campaign) before his Concert. He was a true English Gentleman, took the time to shake everyone's hand, even though he was in a hurry. That night I believe, was his Very Last Performance of the song "Ziggy Stardust"
Fun fact : the second line of the song "Jammin' good with Weird and Gilli" is a nod to the band Gong (awesome space/jazz/funk/psychedelic rock, react to stuff from The Flying Teapot or Camembert Electrique albums if you dare!), Weird was Daevid Allen (the band's founder and driving force) and Gilli Smyth was his partner in the band and life. Bowie was a big fan, loved the wild weirdness of it all and the band's guitar player, Steve Hillage is an unsung genius.
Saw both Bowie and Gong. I did not know that. Thx.
@@richardlouistownson769 You're welcome, obviously a man of refined taste.
One of my favorite albums!!!-Moonage Daydream baby!!!
Best song!
Bowie was a trailblazer. He was avante garde and went through quite a few rebirths regarding his music choices. He was always ahead of his time.
Star man! Top of the pops… amazing.
“He needs to eat!”
He was called ‘The Thin White Duke’.
During his recording in Berlin he survived for months on just copious amounts of coke, milk and chilli peppers. Sounds crazy horrible to me - but that was after Ziggy, so imagine what he looked like then!
I just like the idea of the rest of the band being a bunch of northern english lads (hardy bread and butter with lots of pints down the pub type) being convinced to wear make up and stretchy colorful fabric.
According to Bowie, their transition created a lot of interest with the ladies, thus being the reason they stuck to it.
You know what i love about you guys? You remind me of when i grew up in the 70s and go to our friends garages or basements and just jam to music and laugh and just enjoy ourselves- keep it up!!!
I went to see Bowie went he came here back in the 80s on a spur of the last minute with my brother. I liked him but hadn't plan to go. It was a kick ass show that I'm so glad I didn't miss. He was a true showman that worked the crowd like a the master he was.
Very few people have anything bad to say about Bowie... He was kind, generous, and grateful to everyone, according to everyone... Even ex and long term wife said he was just a good dude!! He did work hard so was not around at times..
The Housemartins were indeed formed in Hull, Yorkshire.
The Spiders from Mars - Ziggy's backing band were also from Hull.
My hometown.
Hi again guys , Congratulations to post it.The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
Best Bowie àlbum ,a gem for all the modern músic lovers .
You have to check by your self if you like the Bowie's best live performance in 1973 Hammersmith Odeon , you'll see a pure Ziggy !!
Check from this concert Rock and Roll suicide , and pey atention to his speach before start singin.
Keep on rocking guys
Greetings from Barcelona
You should do Bowie’s Young American - the live tv video with Luther Vandross doibg background vocals!
I remember going to see Bowie in Toronto many years ago. The lights were shut off and we could hear the opening music for 'Space Oddity'. Then a spotlight focused on him in a cherry lift with his orange hair, white makeup caked on his face and a blue lightening bolt across his face from ear to ear. It was GREAT!!!
He was also so witty if you listen to any of his interviews.
You can't not love David Bowie. Everyone knows at least a few of his songs. I was lucky to grow up listening to him as i had a much older brother who used to play him day and night 😂😂
This is good but i especially like his I'm Afraid of Americans from the 90s... it sounds like he was edging into a metal persona.
My bad lmao, he did that w Trent Reznor. It's supposed to be metal. 😄🤘🤍
@@steffurnessthe video is almost as powerful as the song itself. And just as eerily disturbing. Both masterpieces.
I absolutely love that song, the entire album was amazing. David was a gift.
@@thomasdaugherty6671absolutely agree.
Hey, have you heard his song Please Mr Gravedigger? It’s from 1967 and probably the most disturbing songs I’ve ever heard. No music… just him, rain, thunder and digging sounds. Plus he sings like he has a cold and sneezes a few times.
ruclips.net/video/8gdI7zwOeiI/видео.htmlsi=zZGPuAGX2Da5Ax3m
The full title of the album is "Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars". The city of Hull is in England, on the East Coast. David Bowie's real name is David Jones, but he changed it after The Monkees, with Davey Jones, became popular. One of Bowie's nicknames was "The Thin White Duke".
For people just learning this fact and don't know the geography of England it's specifically the North east coast not near London.
Yeah, in England it is called East Anglia, but I didn't want to get too detailed, just the basics.
@@bobschenkel7921 yeah I didn't want to get too detailed by saying counties like east Anglia either.
I usually keep it to the countries north south east west.maybe where it is in relation to London cause I figure they know we're London is.maybe a city they might know that's near by like Newcastle or opposite coast from Liverpool were the Beatles are from?
The full title is "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," but who has time for all that? 😅
Great Song
Absolutely Amazing Album Best Song on the Album is called “Moonage Daydream”
With David Bowie’s Absolutely Amazing Vocals & Eclectic Songwriting along with Mick Ronson on the Piano Melotron String Arraignments and Ronson’s Other Worldly Guitar makes Ziggy Stardust Bowie’s Signature Album 🎸🔥🔥🔥
Other characters included Aladdin Sane and the Thin White Duke
Don't forget Major Tom
Hull (pop. 260,000) is a port city in the north of England - it's full name is Kingston-upon-Hull (but nobody calls it that). The Housemartins were a band from Hull and Fatboy Slim (a.k.a. Norman Cook) was the bassist.
Whoa. Found you with the Radiohead reaction and now I’m going to lose hours and hours on this channel. Bowie is the most incredible artist that dropped to earth. Thanks for sharing this for the world. The realness of your vibe is super cool.
I Love All Aspects Of Bowie!! Yes He Did Perform At Live Aid I Have The Boxset Of The Event, One Of My Prized Possessions!!
you should try BAUHAUS’s cover of this. Also would send you down a 70’s-80’s goth rabbit hole. tons of options. SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES, early CURE, JOY DIVISION, etc. BAUHAUS has a very diverse and big catalog
💔 still miss him so much
Bowie followed Queen at Live Aid. He famously said “ How am I to follow that !” Gracious man that he was
Without doubt one of the all time greats of rock. RIP. Try my favourite "Heroes".
He was glam rock on this album
Named one of my rescue cats Ziggy
My black cat too! Ziggy Stardust...niceee
One of my cats too, another Janis and another Tina !!!😊
🥰... Aww! That's super cute.
@@brandonjones1349 Awwwe. Love black cats. Every black cat Ive ever rescued was super quirky and loving. I love all cats actually...lol
@@jaumepiquebernaus1853 Let me guess. Youre a rock fan! lol Too cute!
David Bowie in wedding singer that soundtrack was amazing
The first song I heard of his was life on mars I was hooked on Bowie from that moment! ❤
Bowie is a genius. As a yiung idiot i thought he was just old people's music. But as i got older & ciuld open my mind more to music other than metal, i realized his genius.
This song is sublime, you rock guys! 🥳
I grew up listening to David bowie he was my idol
Great video 👍 David Bowie saw the future and was a man who knew himself.
Ashes to ashes offical video next please.
It mentions major tom from space oddity.
Bowie as Ziggy are amazing and Spiders from Mars🤘
It's called a PERFORMANCE , another master class from Bowie
In the 70s he was heavy into coke. This is called Glam Rock, although he started folksy pop. This period lasted about four years before he moved toward a Soul Philly sound for a bit, always keeping elements of everything he liked. The album Ziggy Tardust is a concept album all great.
Top of the Pops performance of Starman. Love Mick Ronson too. He did a lot for this band, underappreciated.
David Bowie's name was Davey Jones
So many great Bowie songs to choose from but you guys should definitely check out Quicksand. One of my favorite tracks!
Y’all should check out Bowie’s theme from the film, CAT PEOPLE, “Putting Out Fires With Gasoline”.
You should hear the cover from Bauhaus...
I'm not surprised it was Status Quo. Saw them live on Toronto Island in 1974. Good acid.
Listened to Live Aid on the radio at work on an unusual Saturday shift in the kitchen.
Next Bowie? 'Hang On to Yourself', 'Blue Jean(long version)', 'TVC-15', 'What In the World?', 'Life On Mars', definitely!
Great stuff. Deuces!!
😂🤙🏼🎶🔥❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊😮
I'm really impressed by your perceptiveness about David Bowie! 1.He had mental illness in his close family and at least in his younger years was terrified of developing it himself. 2. A few years after this video he got even skinnier as he was living on a diet of only milk, peppers and cocaine, but he was pretty much recovered by the mid to late 70s. 3. A lot of people hear something like rap in the song Golden Years, and he has a song called African Night Flight which is definitely not rap but actually comes pretty close.
I’d love to hear what you guys think of, what I think, is one of the most twisted songs Bowie ever did… no music, just him, rain, thunder and digging noises. Plus you get to hear him sneeze! I’ve attached the link, the song is called Please Mr. Gravedigger from 1967… the name alone is creepy AF.
Ah , the real beginning of Glam rock. David set the bar and was way out there. He had several persona's, Ziggy Stardust was one, Alladin Sane was another. He was the Thin White Duke, he kept reinventing himself. I loved the early stuff most, the album Hunky Dory was my favourite. A very special man ! and the only one I ever knew who had 2 different coloured eyes !
Multiple personalities have nothing to do with being Bipolar lol 😅 Bowie was a genius. And Bowie rapped. Listen to his song "Afraid of Americans" with Trent Reznor. He's definitely rapping in that. Though the music is very industrial thanks to Reznor.
Fully agree !! You toock out of my mouth the same words !!!
Hi Smok & Holly ! You'll love much more Bowie ? So go explore Outside album, with "The Hearts Filthy Lesson" ! and more of...
Bowie had at least five different alter egos: Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, Halloween Jack, The Thin White Duke, and The Blind Prophet
A legend....and the spiders from mars were all born less than 2 miles away from where i presently sit and have lived all my life...BTW ...Bowie started glam ...he was a musical chameleon
He wasn't eating back then, he was living on heroin. He gave up a few years later, but he created some genius music before he did. He went to America to make Young Americans, got clean, went to Berlin with Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, and found heroin again. Then Australia, and he gave up horse and snow. And toured with Nine Inch Nails.
Check out his Diamond Dogs album.
😂wait till you get to Bowie's 'The Laughing Gnome'😂😂😂
With the great Mick Ronson (RIP) on lead guitar.
Diamond Dogs is a must.
David Bowie followed Queen at Live Aid ! He said to Freddie after Queens set “How The F*#k am I suppose to follow that “
John Lennon asked by Bowie what he thought of his music- John said he liked it a lot ,but " Its just rock"n" roll with lipstick ..They were friends
Bauhaus does a great cover of this
David Bowie -- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars -- 1972 -- a classic album, one of the greatest of all time. Smoke a blunt and check out "Moonage Daydream" from side one. 😋🤪🤩 There is some Iggy Pop in Ziggy Stardust.
Bowie had more alter egos than Ziggy Aladdin Sane, Halloween Jack, The Thin White Duke, Major Tom, The Blind Prophet to name a few 😂❤
Did You know that ...
David Bowie had 2 different eye colors
& His real name was David Jones not to be confused with
the other ' Davy Jones ' from the Monkees
Ik some of yous guys probably already knew that, huh?
✌🏻😸✌🏻
You need to react to Bowie's Scary Monsters live!
RIP David Bowie, Trevor Bolder bass and Mick Ronson guitar. Drummer Mick "Woody" Woodmansey are the only man alive. He is 74. Bowie were phenomenal and so were his band. He actually always had phenomenal musicians around him. His Keyboard player for most of his career was Mike Garson. Check out Bowie - Aladdin Sane. Crazy piano
There was a period, in the mid-70s (sort of post-Ziggy but certainly in the waning days of that era) that Bowie was by his own admission subsisting on cocaine and milk. By the time we get to Young Americans/Station to Station, aka the Thin White Duke era, he was incredibly thin and not in good mental or physical health. He managed to get clean of coke by travelling to Berlin - where heroin was the drug of choice, though he claims he was able to abstain from it - and wrote the albums Low, Heroes and Lodger, essentially his blue period, whilst in Europe getting his head straight.
Bowie has always had a sort of strange otherworldly presence, even when he was a younger man. The mismatched eyes, the high cheek bones, his thin elongated physicality. He also trained in mime and dance, I believe, and was fascinated by esoteric philosophy like Nietzsche, Crowley, Bill Burroughs and the like. It's no wonder when they were making The Man Who Fell to Earth, they cast him as an alien that gets caught up in mankind's self-destructive tendencies. Or that Jim Henson cast him as the Goblin King, or Nolan as Nicola Tesla.
Growing up we were under the impression that he was singing about Hendrix
'Men didn't used to have long hair in the olden days'? Umm - think Jesus and his gang. Funny thing is the Romans typically keep their hair short - with cutting utensils. Another great reaction though. React to Station To Station (his Thin White Duke phase)
I was gonna say maybe in the early 20th century north america long hair with men wasn't the prevalent hairdo but were millions of men in other parts of the world with long hair then and before that. I mean look at the middle ages in europe. they ALL had long hair and not because of a lack of cutting tools. it was the fashion among the nobility. you basically only cut your hair for practical reasons or if you were too poor to properly care for it. or look at asian cuntries. they've always had long haired men, all throughout the centuries. native americans, south americans and the island nations too.
Mick Ronson on guitar, total god
Bowie is amazing!
For his nearest to rap check out his “Earthling” album.
Check out "Paralyzed" by The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, the guy who Ziggy is named after...
Bowie is his own genre
Please check out David Bowie’s I’m Afraid of Americans. It’s a rudely overlooked masterpiece he did with Trent Reznor of Nine inch Nails.
Bowie = 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bowie had it pretty much together till he moved to America. The reason he got so skinny is he lived on a diet of just milk and cocaine. And yet he still made some great music by soaking up so many American influences. Eventually he had to crash though and moved to Berlin with Iggy pop and worked with Brian Eno and Lou Reed. The Berlin Trilogy is some of the best music he ever made.
Funny enough David Bowie and Iggy pop wer good mates and shared digs in Germany
Its glam
Respect the ogs
You definitely want to react to Panic in Detroit.
Then you should listen to" It Ain't Easy " next. Probably my favorite Bowie tune ❤
You have to listen to Fame and Space Oddity by David Bowie
Status Quo is one band From England.
Opened Live Aid with their song "Rockin' all over the World".
David Bowie :ashes to ashes
He needs a sammich.😂
Should we tell them about Aladdin Sane?
or The Thin White Duke
Hull is in the county of Lincolnshire in the North of England
Hull is in Yorkshire
@@Nemeth45 is it? My sisters bf told me it was part of Lincolnshire... little liar 🤣
This is glam rock.
LEGEND! ❤
8:04 for video
Bowie also.did.a.drum n bass album 😊