David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust - live 1972 (rare footage / 2016 edit)
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- I put this together from a variety of sources of variable quality, some of which was originally silent, and synched it with the version of the song performed live in Santa Monica 1972.
Play it loud and enjoy!
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I am in 2024!!!!❤
I can only watch his early/Ziggy performances. Still raw for when he looked more like “David.” The Spiders From Mars were incredible. Mick Ronson was such a gifted musician. Under rated imo. I feel honored to get so much joy from their music-all these years later on.
Yep I’m watching in 2024, sadly I never got to see him but can listen and watch on here 🤗
I hear you!
Who's listening 2021? Congrats, you have good taste and/or still alive!
Bowie fan since i was a young boy. Im 46 now. Still a fan for life.
I’m 34 my uncle introduced me to Bowie queen and the rest of the legends plus I’m from hull so the spiders from Mars are our own heros
me in hawaii and thank you
Me, saw him in England in June 1973, I was only 15, my first proper gig, blew my socks off and still does..
@@davidpriest913 I am 15 now, wish i could see him live at least once. But hey, at least i saw a Space Oddity cover from U2 live back in 2013 i believe.
I saw them in '72. To this day, still the best gig I ever went to.
Very cool 😎 I saw DB at Sydney Showgrounds bout 1982 ish , It was unreal
truly a special moment in history being able to see bowie as ziggy stardust live 💛❤️
Lucky!!!!!
Lucky!
I saw him in the ‘90s, but it wasn’t the same.
The raw power of Ronson's guitar, still unique, still underrated, still relevant. uff.
and for my taste, with excessive volume
He is one of those who shows that all you need is a guitar and a Marshall stack. He gets immense mileage out of a super-basic setup.
Yes well said. Mick Ronson was seriously underrated. Something tells me he liked being under the radar.
@@garrapinillo not for this song! That riff is the focal point
@@gimmedataids Absolutely. Mick Ronson nails it.
how is it humanly possible to dislike this, honestly
i know 6 dislikes😮 wtf.😞
The people who dislike this don't know what true beautiful music is with a truly beautiful man
Who cares if other people don't like the same music? Let it go!
You're right! thanks. =)
fucktards
Bowie always looked like he was happy to be preforming for us mere mortals
gil wood from everything I have read he was extremely humble and loved his fans and was always kind, I don’t think he ever saw it as a job until later in life. He was a wonderful human being and we didn’t deserve him.
@@heathersyvilla9617 Huge fan here too ...He sure always seemed like a really nice guy with a great sense of humor ...I really miss him
But he did!!!
Yes...he really appreciated his fans. In one interview he even said that he drew inspiration from his audiences i t o characters and outfits. A very kind and humble thing to say. (Not sure if it was totally true though.)
Hey Gil(ly), do you know Weird?
I saw Bowie at the forum is LA 1974 sat front row. He was amazing. Very entertaining great show. Spiders from Mars. Great memory
So darn lucky and I’m very Jelly!!
Never saw him live huge.regret.
This is great, my favorite era of Bowie's musical legacy. Also.....Mick Ronson was such a dangerously awesome guitarist!
Bowie's 80s era was my favorite since that is where I first influenced, but it did bring me around to really discover, appreciate, and like this era better.
Mick ronson to me up there with page beck .
@@romanfields7900 Mick Ronson, big influence on Randy Rhoads, Ozzy Osbourne’s original lead guitarist.
Mick Ronson!! My alltime favorite!
Totally Agree .... I wrote 'No Doubt Man" by Space Boy ..... there's nothing like our David .... thanks to all the nice people.
The guy was beautiful, no matter how bizarre he looked. God, I miss him dearly.
Ziggy Forever
Andre Houle yes I thought about this the other day, he’s so beautiful yet so strange
I think the bizarre is what made him so beautiful and amazing
*_Is tHaT A jOjO rEfEReNCe?_*
I always found him incredibly handsome, after seeing him as the Gobling King. Preteen me was... feeling stuff. Later I discovered his music. I still gravitate towards men who would not be considered handsome to the general public. But God... He was a piece of art.
miss his show in new haven during this tour!
Brilliant editing. No one seems to have a clue how hard this was to put together. Thank-you.
Thank you Allen.
Was just thinking the same. Mister Sussex is a dedicated specialist
Brilliant - can't see the joins - well done
Brilliant!
CHEERS! Here's to YOU Mister Sussex from the boyz in Florida who just enjoyed the shit outta that production you put together! Kudos to you and your talent!
I have to watch a Bowie performance every now and then to restore my faith in humanity
Chris Bowies,the cretin that said we'd be better off under a FASCIST government.
Me too, forever a fan!❤️
Cue the onslaught of Pearl Clutchers who have seen the new Raiders of the Lost Ark movie release. Bowies music is showcased.
Probably one of the greatest guitar and drum openings. The first 25 seconds of this song is magical.
one of my biggest regrets in life...never seeing bowie live. i am humbled to have lived on the same planet as him,though.
insaneclownposse
I was lucky enough to see him in Sydney in 1983; one of the last years there were the big showground venues...Bowie sublime as the moon rose over the stage and we all swooned. everyone was passing joints, people climbed up the speaker stack scaffolding just to get near him, i dunno it all seemed a simpler time I guess. People would just be on their fucking phones these days lol
Get a grip lol
had the privileged of seeing him live twice once milton keens bown and once at the nic was very close to him at milton keens as he ran to the car ! at the end
@@zhukie Luckily I saw him the same year in Austin, Texas. It's all true.
I was 16 when my best friend and I attended Bowie's first US show. It was September 22, 1972 at Cleveland's Music Hall in downtown Cleveland. I didn't really know who he was, but the audience sure did! I'd never seen anything like it before - he was amazing, bizarre, fascinating, and held the audience in thrall! Beethoven's 9th symphony, 4th movement (synthesized) and off-beat strobe lights opened the show as Ziggy and the band seemed to just appear on stage out of nowhere! Despite his glam appearance and fey movements, he rocked hard and gave a performance I'll never forget! So glad my sister talked me into going! :)
NICE ONE..!
I saw him in Pgh Pa that year. He blew us away.
August.. Where is your family from?(besides Cleveland) Im in VA
Daniel Stein. Hey Daniel, great grandfather from Germany, grandmother from Paris. Yours?
@@tadziopilot 2nd great grandpa from Germany, Holstein to be exact (they moved there from a place more south of holstein a generation or two earlier)
"I put this together from a variety of sources of variable quality, some of which was originally silent, and synched it with the version of the song performed live in Santa Monica 1972."
You created a masterpiece.
Thank You!
You made the internet a better place to experience!
if you like this you might like my brothers music. His name is Stu Morris.
This album came out exactly 50 years ago today, 6th of June 1972. Happy anniversary!
16th. Today
50 years ago, christ, I was just an embryo!!
Same time Roxy Music came out.
this man was the definition of beauty and talent
yes
Totally agree ... I hope my YT Bowie songs as a one man band makes him smile ... Im lucky to be able to make the connection with his spirit.
Sharp dressing model too!
Looks like a twig insect here though
The ‘Cool’ Thin White Dude, never see his like again. A total one off.
Probably one of the most iconic riffs of all time? RIP Micky and Davy
Absolutely one of the greatest riffs ever. I was thinking this just this morning listening to the Bowie channel on SiriusXM when this song came on
That is for sure man!!
Probably, yes
And Trevor Bolder, great bass guitarist
Bowie was a Master of his time. No solo artist will ever be better. He was not only a musician but a artist of his time.
I put Hendrix higher because he wasn't a creation whereas Ziggy was.
T MAC lets not forget ,and it hopefully has not been deleted. He actually said we'd be better of in a FASCIST society ,what a complete bell end.
i put hendrix and rory gallagher higher, rory gallagher was arguably the best live performer ever and hendrix was the greatest guitarist.
@Edward1312 Bowie was a great songwriter, Hendrix no
@@SkyNetGeneral-Bowie was a trailblazer
David hits the high notes in this song, the emotion .... nails it. The audience never knew they were watching history in the making. I like his acoustic guitar - he added to the sound, too!
The great thing about Bowie was how many times he successfully reinvented himself. Each album was truly unique.
That’s because he was a Genius
@@SuperMatrix59 Indeed.
I love all of them, including the first 1967 album, except for three. I'll never forget the massive disappointment in playing 'Let's Dance' for the first time (on the day of its release). The next two, 'Tonight' and 'Never Let Me Down', were even worse. I thought he started getting much better on the Tin Machine records and reckon that by 'Outside' he was truly back. I don't think any of the post 'Scary Monsters' albums are as mind-fuckingly awesome as those made during the 1967-'80 run but on all of those post 'Outside' albums there are at least an EPs worth of gems.
@@blackmore4 One good thing that came out of his "Let's Dance" album is that it got a LOT of radio play (thanks largely to MTV in its heyday) and therefore brought plenty of new fans to the Bowie camp.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere But there's a really funny riposte to that line of thought about his new audience, and it came from the man himself. In a 90s interview, when being asked about his 80s work, he said...
_"When I performed I was thinking, you all look like you should be seeing Phil Collins. Then I thought... hang on... I _*_sound_*_ like Phil Collins!"_
Hahaha
A high school classmate of mine brought Ziggy Stardust, the album, to school and gave it to me. He said... here, I don't know who this is and I don't like it. I have to say, after all this time.... it's my favorite album of all time.
Ha that's hilarious awesome
Keith Peters Do you think he ever knew who David Bowie was?
@@patriciawright8786 Probably not. He's probably still listening to Toto.
@@blackmore4 LOL!
Me too
He was so ahead of his time...it still hasn’t arrived!! ❤❤
He was of his time
Just imagine being in that audience watching Bowie play live
God bless England, home of great rock stars, good hairdressers, and really bad dentists.
Shan Timothy yeah, Roger Taylor was onto something when he opted for drumming over dentistry.
well put lol Shan
the brits have bad teeth...phenomenal music...but bad teeth..probably all those rotting scones in the scone shoppes.
@@oreokookie1000 the British have better dental health than the Americans. Fact.
Give me 1 million pounds and send me to 1970 England. I'll drop acid everyday and go to 5 prog & jazz fusion concerts a day everyday till like 1977
I love the look in David's eyes. Idk there's always a shimmer to them. Or he's looking past the camera right at me man. its a trip maybe I'm the only one seeing it like this.
ray thomas Me too bro.
No, I bud! 3 Me too
You're not alone on this one, Ray. Last time I saw David in concert, I was in the very last row, in the second balcony, all the way up against the wall. I literally had the worst seat in the house. The worst. And throughout the concert, when I looked at David through the binoculars, I swear to God I thought he was looking right at me. I even waved at him, on the off chance he'd wave back (he didn't.) One of the other people I went with had the exact same experience. "It was as though he was looking right at me!" he said. Yup. David could do that. He saw us. It was magic.
ray thomas. He's looking right at u man!! What a talent!! Freakishly fucking talented
I totally agree. But it could also just be the coke that's twinkling.
Bowie, the original punk rocker! He was punk before there was punk!
Interesting Joe C Probably right
i would consider him a glam rock original
the who in my opinion were original punkers
I would argue Iggy came first, but Bowie is also a good candidate.
@Joe C I always felt that way too. First to sport orange hair which kids think today they're the first ones to do. Lol! Bowie has always been my favorite artist
Vu and iggy pop came before. Eddie Cochran had the sound on Something Else as well in the 50s.
Me and my friend saw him at Salutation Hotel in Perth. Scotland in I think 1967. His hair was pretty long and he had on a black loose kinda shirt and black leather boots that came above his knees, almost pirate looking. He was really talented and entertaining!! We got his Autograph! ❤
godddamnit he was so good. its still hurts my soul that he's gone.
he went home to Mars
Me too. ); I cried for days and days after I heard. );
Kyle W I can't get over his loss. I am 56 years old. I was lucky to have seen him in concert 5 times.
kdecrow1 lucky you! David was older but followed him nearly all my life. And that's a long time. Still saddened he's no longer with us...
yeh, it's the fucking Pitts. who we got now?? 😥😥😥😥
I am sure that in a thousand years Bowie will still be heard (maybe in a spaceship going to Mars)
today, february 2018, the Starman IS headed for Mars in a Tesla spaceship and DB is right there singing his heart out.....Miss you master Bowie!
Jaime Pascual they’re going to mars in 2020, I’m sure the first thing they’ll play up there is “Is there life on mars?” missed opportunity if they don’t
He will certainly be remembered a lot longer than some of today's singers.
I agree, Mr. Jaime!
Aint nobody going to Mars, that's pipedream.
You know you’re bad ass when your live performance sounds better than studio recordings!
Rest In Peace David Bowie❤️ (January 8th 1947-January 10th 2016)
6 years without you:(
Ziggy was originally based on leather clad rocker Vince Taylor who took to much LSD and went temporarily insane. Bowie once bumped into him outside a London tube station and Vince pulled out a map to show David where the spiders from Mars would land.
This is a cool anectode.
That must have been some high quality hallucinogens...
Wow. Man, if that's true it's as o magically insane... And rings true as well...
Vasco Apolonio the BBC did a really good program on it. There’s also a TH-cam documentary on Acid casualties featuring Vince Taylor.
@@alexbowman7582 Wow! Was he high when he did the documentary? It would be epic if he was!
Back in 1974, I played The LP over and over again. On that particuliar song, I remember vividly being struck by the resonance of the words "like a Leper Messiah"... in my ears and brain of a teenage french boy aged 12. Today, thanks to this brilliant footing, I experienced again the thrill of those 3 words. I'm glad to be able to relive such a transient but essential moment of pleasure. And, of course, the whole video is just astounding and out of this world, least you can expect from the Thin White Duke !
"leather Messiah", I thought
Me too! I just learned that after 40 years
@@davidpritchard6430
How come this is by far the best version of this song on youtube. The one musician better live than in the studio. guitar is actually in tune. holy shit.
I saw him on the Diamond Dogs tour in Nashville. Half the audience looked like clones of Bowie. The theatrics were amazing! I'll never forget that show.
Yeah, that tour used some majorly eerie staging. Bleak, dystopian, dramatic all come to mind. Whatever I was using made the show almost scary. Good times!
I was at the concert in Nashville, and we dressed for the occasion. Great Concert!!!
sounds like fun
WOW unbelievable, my god, Diamond Dogs is the album that changed my life, I knew I was not alone! What a lucky man you are
Saw that tour in So Cal. Had seats that allowed to see what was going on behind the curtain! Fabulous show, one of the best I've seen. Named my cat Ziggy Stardust....
No one can compare to David Bowie! Truly amazing! My absolute favorite artist for the last 50 year. He’s such a beautiful gift. Passing his music on to my 10 & 12 year old boys! May his legend never be forgotten! ❤️❤️❤️
My ex and I used to dance around the living room to Space Oddity in order to make our son alternately smile/cringe/sing along when he was about 10. He's in high school now, so not that long ago. Great memories. :)
he looks like a girl and tried to make being feminine cool. Probably not the best thing to show young impressional boys the same year superman goes gay and there are dudes on playboys... See a trend here anyone?
So brilliant ... I hope my Bowie interpretations on TH-cam make him smile from far far away .... cool
During the Eighties Echo and the Bunnymen beat Bowie at his own game.
Brilliant !!!!! A creative and talented genius , Mick Ronsoon on lead guitar is the icing on the cake !!! Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars is still my favorite album of all time !!
Piaceva a parecchi, si trovavano i sui dischi! Peccato, come altri che non sia più tra noi vivi!
Probably my favorite version of Ziggy. So much heaviness, rawness, and energy! Ronson’s guitar is just SMOKIN’, Woodmansey always laying it down HARD, and Bolder always locking that rhythm
Awe Mick Ronson such a under rated guitarist. He was amazing.
Well he isn't underrated by other guitarists, I can tell you that.
What? Underrated by whom? Every slinger knows his godhood...
Underrated by whom? Are you daft? Anyone who knows anything about Bowie's early career understands it was Mick who masterminded the sound palette for Bowie's breakthrough albums: The Man Who Sold The World, Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, and Diamond Dogs. Mick also contributed to other Bowie projects including doing string arrangements. He was one of the most respected producers of his era as well. Check out his career achievements and the interviews with Mick at the Hammersmith Odeon theater that were done just a few months before he passed away. He was a gentle, good soul, and a hell of a musician.
@@BillLowenburg Mick absolutely KILLED it on Hunky Dory as well.
@@BillLowenburg You're the one who is hugely daft. Few people are aware of this.
Ronson made him a superstar. His playing and arrangements were the key.
yeah Bowie is another user, I love this shit but without Ron he would have NEVER achieved "DAVID BOWIE" status, sad that he wasn't credited
I don't know the band members by name. But, Im guessing you mean the guitarist?
Because, that was the best I'v ever heard that song played. 100!
@@nodaysback8390 Right. The guitarist's name is Mick Ronson.
@@manung302 I particularly like the way he plays the single notes of the chord in the beginning and stays out of the way during the verses. Tasteful and smart.
So brilliant ... I hope my Bowie interpretations on TH-cam make him smile from far far away .... cool
Probably my favorite youtube video. God what a fucking era. Him and Bolan are indomitable.
I was bowie at age 16.....hair makeup ...all music memorised word for word....now.....aged 66.....only in my dreams
I never got to see him in concert. Thank you so much for this. Really.
Just think how good the uk ziggy tour must have been with ROXY MUSIC at their most Glam as opening act
i did a couple of times a true showman sddly missed dont forget this was 1972 i was 12 he was from another planet barbers even did a bowie cut ! back then !
Key to success - ignore everyone and do it your own way!
100% correct, Bowie proved it.
........and have some talent.
……as long as you’re a genius !
The secret of life
RANDY JUDAH TALK 🎼❤️
One of the best songs sung live you will ever hear.
God rest David Bowie,
You were a man way ahead of the times.
Thankyou for your wonderful music and memories.
Perfect rock song. Perfect album. Really great live performance too!
just listen to mick ronsons fantastic guitar playing ! he was the sound of ziggy
That rough Les Paul playing was under rated.
I fuckin LOVE Micks Playing I Love the Tone he get and how he hits the settings
Strings .....sorry
Mick Ronson......the most underrated guitarist and arranger ever
you can see why Randy Rhoads adored Mick Ronson...even took his "look"...amazing..
God. You're great. I love these so much!
Thanks. I have more treats on the way....
+mister sussex YAY! You've got me all excited now, heh.
Rachel S.
Thanks a lot for uploading this treasure.
I can't stop crying the David Bowie's death.
emelie sureus
I feel honored in getting to see & hear this.
Still one of the greatest live tours in Rock History.
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This tour played the Paramount Theater in Seattle in 1972.
One of the best concerts of my lifetime.
Thank you David. Thank you Mick & band.
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God bless Mick Ronson who has never been given the recognition he deserves in his part in these fabulous songs
Amazing job. And Ronno's guitar, oh my god... can it ever get any better than that.
no it cant, it is not possible
Ian McKenna i
Ian McKenna Woah, that's awesome!
Ian McKenna - I know your question was rhetorical, but no, out never did get better than this IMO. This was Bowie's best line up by far. I saw him in '83 on the Serious Moonlight tour in Cleveland. Great show, and so glad to be able to say I saw him perform live, but the band wasn't nearly this good.
To this day, Mick Ronson remains one of my favorite guitar players. He plays for the song and the singer, period. That is rare and beautiful to behold.
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is masterpiece!
omg is this the new same thing everyone says
These are really fabulous. Today is Bowies 75th birthday! Great to see these! Thank you!
Mick Ronson’s playing and tone here.. Wow.. R.I.P.
He was amazing in concert! So glad I saw him in the 70's. Great editing here. I miss him so much!! Met him a couple of times and he was as nice as he was talented!! ❤️⚡️
I saw him perform. Great for you that you got to meet him. Even better you found him to be nice
janis crutchfield what your so lucky I am nine so I never got to see him
mark gates thank goodness for all the great video. He and his music will live on forever!! He truly was one of the nicest artists I ever met!! ⚡️❤️
White Samurai I felt very lucky to meet him the 1st. The 2nd time was magic!! ❤️⚡️
John Kurtz he was the best!! ❤️⚡️
This music takes me back. I was finishing high school when this came out. I remember the first time I saw David on TV. He freaked me out big time. The man had a truck load of talent and creativety.
Saw him in pgh pa and he was grand
I could watch this a 1000 times and never get bored with it. It's astonishing in 2020 -how it must have seemed to teenagers in '72 is another thing altogether. Brilliantly put together. So much better than the official last concert release.
Unreal talent. There was a period when I didn't listen to anything else.... and Mick Ronson was such a perfect fit for that sound. Thanks David, for the gift you gave us.
This is STILL unparalleled.
✨ ZIGGY✨what a great📎 From are Mr Bowie! It's 2023- Continue to rest in SHALOM Brother! Thanks for the beautiful journey...🐬... HEROES...🌄...
he looked so beautiful, had a simply gorgeous voice and don't even get me started on his music. God, I miss him so much...
Love you Bowie❤
Arguably the best guitar riffs in history. High volume narcotic. Thank you Mick and David.
David's voice and Mick Ronson's guitar work just make this song soar.
His charisma, his voice, his smile, his style, EVERYTHING about him is impressive.
The sound on this is amazing. It feels so deep and real compared to the clean CD version
Some love for an incredible bass player, Trevor Bolder. Listen to his bass runs on "John I'm Only Dancing" guy was a beast and a lyrical player.
And Width of A Circle on the Santa Monica live album. Thankfully after Bowie rudely left him hanging he had a good career with Uriah Heep
I'm trying to get this version's bass line. It has so much differences from the album version and I really love it.
My 17-year-old self was wise enough to catch David on his last tour in 2004! Endlessly grateful for the one independent radio station that existed in my area at that time, and their wonderful DJs, who played non-stop Bowie prior to his gig, which was what got me interested enough to buy a ticket for this artist I wasn't yet familiar with! The only other kid from my high school who went was the resident goth girl. We didn't know each other, but I remember exchanging a look of recognition at the show. The gig got me utterly obsessed (especially after buying a copy of Ziggy Stardust The Motion Picture, which I watched dozens of times), and he's still one of my major music heroes to this day. A real genius.
What's great is that I'm 45 and just really getting into Bowie now , It's nice having something fresh to enjoy at my age . Strange because I've been a rock fan my entire life .
I just did the same thing with pink Floyd and stepping wolf
In 1972 i was only 7 years old i thought Ziggy Star Dust was an alien
Myron Smith you were right ; )
Myron Smith I was 7 too
my cousin uded to babysit me brought albums like ziggy t rex and that but that song stuck out for me.
Steve Mcniel - I remember the outfits and the hair
Man, I wasn't even an idea by 1972..
Myron Smith +
Thank you David, for being a part of my life - since I was 12 (& now almost 59) I will always love you
This is an absolutely amazing compilation of footage, one of his best songs so lovingly restored. Thank you!
Love for ever..respect for this genius and the one's he pulled in to play with him, too-like Ronson- this man was an "everything"- a person who they could not pigeon-hole and towards the end, made that art, too- of course. Who would've expected less? But didn't he surprise us. Thank you , David, always. And thank you Mister Sussex, for putting it all together.
Kudos to Mick Ronson and his amazing guitar. Not enough praise for him.
Leonardo da Fonseca after inflation is added it's the same price as the average ticket today
@@murialgoldman5670 How is that related to Mick Ronson?
I more or less lost interest when Mick left. He was one of the original Les Paul and Marshall tone meisters. I love the metal edge he added. Man who sold the world was a great album. Now, sorry to say, we have been deprived of them both.
He drops 3 harmonics in the middle, which aren't there on the album.
Love Mick Ronson. Creative guitarist. Not wrapped up in playing 1000 mph like so many 80's players. More about emotion while still playing heavy. Underrated by far. The epitome of "cool". Sucked that he died young.
Amazing footage....took me right back to when I was 19. Many thanks
19? I was 3!!! But know what?
No one will ever compare to Bowie! LEGEND! ;) x
OMG! Where did you manage to find this!!??? Awesome!!!
Wow! Great edit job! Best live version of this song I've heard!
In all of 4 billion years since we began we are lucky enough to live at the same time as David Bowie
God I wish I was born alive in his prime. Beautiful man making beautiful music, honest to God one of my favorite songs
As opposed to being born dead?
love the way Ronno's guitar goes from gentle rain, to storm and then thunder....and then back again. Awesome guitarist.
I love those pinging harmonics at 2.06!
West Berlin.1000 years ago. I'm thousend yeares old too. Never forget him. Lissen!
Manchester Free Trade Hall-Hardrock Stretford Manchester-Liverpool a boxing Stadium seen 3 times.......@ free trade hall Bowie gave the album vinyl thrown off the stage and was not full empty seats! Top Memories class act...........Just Brilliant.
I've listened to Bowie for 47 years and will do so until the day I join him, wherever he may be. I love him to bits and was gutted when he left us. Thank you Frances Healey for "Space Oddity" and Morag Robertson for the Ziggy album all those years ago. But most of all, thank you, David, for your wonderful music. RIP, my friend.
I saw this David Bowie tour in Memphis in 1972! One of the best ever!
Brilliant edit, very talented. Thank you for such a great gem!
Total iconicness, words cant describe the greatness of this song
Mick Ronson was much more than a Guitar player, he was one of the greatest music arrangers/producers of his time.
Lee McDaid - Donegal 60fps
He was brilliant.
He was amazing
So true,he arranged Life on Mars mostly by himself,God bless the amazing Mick Ronson!God bless BOWIE!
His live backing vocals are also jaw dropping
Agreed my friend
I saw Bowie when he was on his Station to Station tour. Still ranks as the best concert I ever went to. I was right up by the stage!
What a talent ❤ RIP David Bowie ❤
And RIP Mick RONSON too 😭
@@MrStrat01 My thoughts exactly - Mick died way too soon, 'Billy Porter'.
Great era .... I play guitar and keyboards and these classics are addictive ..... so cooool.
It makes me jealous how on the '72 Santa Monica Live album, it shows a ticket from that concert saying the cost was only $5.50.
Not to kill the vibe but do you know what inflation is?
According to CPI inflation calculator that's about 32 bucks in today's money
I bought my first Bowie album in 1980 (Scary Monsters) it cost $7.99 lol
Samuel Järred And a new car was 4,000, and ten bucks an hour was good money.
good concert seats nowadays are easily $300
Im a relatively new Bowie fan but this is a fantastic video. well formatted
Me too. I really started to listen him after his death.
Lord Lord "Everybody knows me now." these words from Lazarus, a song that released just before his death. I knew him before he died but I use to listen only one song of his: "The Man Who Sold The World", because of a TV Series called Fringe, there was a scene and in that scene Walter Bishop (a character from the show) played that song so I loved it. But I didn't listen any other song until the May (or April) 2016, I think his death pushed me to listen to his songs. And I read a lot about him in the summer. I loved him and I always will. Whatever. He also caused my discovery of the Beatles, and Beatles caused Beach Boys and many other. I am 15 now and I think I am going to be an artist. Because of him, of course.
I wrote a lot I hope someone read it and understand my feelings :))
Mrs Hudson ........I admire your taste but a "Mrs". at 15 seems a bit steep? Never wish your life away, it goes all too quickly!
I started listening to him 3 days before his death, you don't know how shocked and sad I was at the day he passed away..
Thanks you special man for putting this together. Bowie was THE GREATEST.
Still fuc*ing brilliant even after all these years........ Fantastic music
Helps the pain of knowing I'll never see him live. His music heals me.
This is great. You make my day, Mister Sussex!! Thank you so much. David is so...... adorable!
Wicked David Jones... lives on
David Sussex? You mean, that 1-hit wonder who had that enduring hit, "Rock On" (or whatever it's really called...you know "see her dance on movie screens...Jimmy Dean..."...
I was 10 when this album came out. I was instantly in awe of this man and have been for 50 years now. ⚡️💜👨🎤⚡️
Love Bowie! This is one of best periods of making music. A true visionary of music.
loved him when I was a teenager, saw him live at NEC on my 50th birthday wondered if he still had it, he was brilliant sheer talent, class had the audience begging for more, so glad I got to see him.