How is it that this song from1970. 51 years ago still sound like it’s futuristic? I was 14 then. Now 65. It still sounds like something for 2040. And I love that. Plus it’s not the only Bowie song that give this feeling.
What can I say? We were lucky. Very, very lucky. Both of these artists were the definition of exceptional. Saw Bowie three times and Nirvana once. I was humbled each time.
It has to be his vocals as well as the guitar chords. His voice is so strange, yet amazing. How awesome that you heard this song when first released, bet it there was nothing like it. Even to this day there is nothing like it; except the covers.
Yes, he was all of those things. He was born of a time when artists wrote their own songs, sang their own songs, played multiple instruments... That whole period in entertainment is gone.
I like nirvana but I think it’s sad that people don’t know David Bowie wrote this amazing song (before you reply i’m not saying that Kurt didn’t do a great job with this cover it’s an amazing cover all I’m say is it’s also lyrically a great song as well)
Even if it was Bowie's song originally Nirvana did it so well it became theirs. Bowie's got plenty of other amazing songs anyways, Kurt can have this one
I first heard Cobain singing this song and thought it was great. Then made sure I listened to the Bowie version and fell in love. Became my favorite song ever. RIP Bowie! You will always be my goblin king.
My mum loved David Bowie, she would definitely have been watching this back in 2000, so it brings me comfort to watch this. Fly high through the cosmos mum xx
He`s not dead, he`s on his way back to his planet, fools. Farewell Ziggy. I hope we didn`t annoy you too much down here. Thank you for the music and everything else.
Don't forget..kurt wrote on the wall GOD IS GAY when he teenager even in his song too and than he killed himself..that make God very..very..😡..kurt in hell right now..sorry for my comments
We lost a bright star the day you left, David. Your Ziggy tour was my first concert ever. Philadelphia. I remember it like yesterday. Miss you. Your music will always be in my heart and you are right there next to it. Peace to you, a gentle soul.
I was in HMV today with my son. I came across the Bowie album, "the man who sold the world." What's strange is, I just logged in to TH-cam, and what shows up. This track. I didn't look for it or even think about the album after leaving the HMV store. We are litrally being spyed upon everywhere we go.
Like opening a diary, every song seems like an old friend. Evoking memories of people,places and feelings. So many feelings. Some forgotten until the music plays. What a wonderful thing for somebody to give me. Looking at all of the beautiful comments people are leaving and the huge, and very honest outpouring of sadness at his passing, I'm guessing i'm not alone in feeling somebody very special has gone.
@Рома Роман I don't think you understand how things work. It is impossible to disprove something that doesn't exist. The proof (plural of proof is proof, not proofs) has to come from the people who argue it does it exist. If I said there was a magical entity called a "ek", you couldn't disprove it's existence but you shouldn't believe me because i've provided no evidence of it's existence. The same goes for God, Heaven, Hell, Fairies, etc. There is no evidence of their existence so you have to be pretty gullible to believe in them.
El pendejo sos vos, no sabes nada de música, ese maje no tenía ningún talento,xtan pendejo era que igual de depresivo que su música era, que se mató, hice un repaso por los discos de nirvana y lo siento pero no sirven, aguados, depresivos, jamás se comparará con las bandas Inglesas o Alemanas, además era un gringo, no hay comparación!
Además bowie si fue u será uno de los más grandes, esa era de ese cobain de los 90's fue decadente como él, prueba de ello todos los vocalistas de esas banditas basura, se suicidaron, lo siento, pero es la verdad! A ti te gusta bien por ti, a mi no y nunca me convenció, me quedo con las bandas Inglesas!
+wpollock1 same it's a shame i stopped listening to his music for so long and it took his death for me to venture back into his music another legend gone RIP
+RaptorRoll - Just wondering something. Have you lost a parent to death? Or a spouse? Or a close friend? If not, your question is understandable in the sense that you really don't have a way to comprehend why people react the way they do when an important person in their life passes. If so, did you just shrug your shoulders and say, "oh well, people die every day" and go on your merry way? Surely not. Bowie's death was a "shock" to many because 1) His illness was only known by a very small number of people...it was not public knowledge. 2) To many people, he was more than just a talented entertainer. He touched the hearts and minds of quite a few people and his music was a big part of their lives. So, even though they didn't know him personally, they felt the impact of his death personally.
David Bowie "I was simply blown away when I found out that Kurt Cobain liked my work, and i always wanted to talk to him about his reasons for covering 'Man Who Sold the World.' It was a good straightforward rendition and sounded somehow very honest. It would have been real nice to have worked with him, but just talking would have been real cool."
Sometimes the emotions you feel listening to songs like this have the habit of teasing memories that make you feel the weight of nostalgia in your heart.
One of the greatest talents this world has ever known........"Look Up Here I'm In Heaven" David sang on his last album..........love you Mr. Bowie/Jones!!!!!!!!
Bowie was way before his own time. He had a Nirvana thing way before anyone ever heard of Nirvana. I appreciate Cobain for his tribute to the great David Bowie.
Just to clarify, both artists were amazingly original but Bowie (my favorite artist of all time) really did not have any style remotely resembling what Nirvana (my second favorite artists) did. They EACH had their own unique style which did not resemble the others whatsoever. As I said: Original. Kurts tribute was amazing. Just that though, a tribute.
*I love the way he says "l gazed a gazing stare" amongst many other phrazes, he was'nt just a style icon of those years he stylized the way he spoke, everything about him was so unique, there was and ever will be only one Bavid Bowie.*
I can't believe how many idiots are out there. Bowie wrote this song, Twiggy covered it in the late 70's and Kurt in the 90's. Many other artists too but those were the more popular versions. He also had cancer for 18 months prior to his depart not AIDS you sickos.
We will forsake our countries. We will leave our motherlands behind us and become one with this earth. We have no nation. No philosophy. No ideology. We go where we're needed. Fighting not for country, not for government, but for ourselves. We need no reason to fight. We fight because we are needed. We will be the deterrent for those with no other recourse. We are soldiers without borders, our purpose defined by the era we live in. We will sometimes have to sell our selves and services. If the times demand it, we will be revolutionaries, criminals, terrorists, and yes, we may all be headed straight to hell. But what better place for us than this? It is our only home. Our heaven, and our hell. *This...is Outer Heaven.* -Big Boss
Opino lo contrario, la atmósfera acorde a la canción es impuesta por los instrumentos de cuerda en el unplugged de Nirvana. Los aplausos en esta versión desmejoran la canción, creo.
There's no such thing as "David/Kurt sang that better". They've both sang this song "differently". One really can objectively judge, one can only like or dislike. I love both versions, they posses different energy.
MrShabbyTiger Long long time ago, man invented wheel. Do we have to bash everyone after who made the wheel better or atleast as good as original or suitable for different purpose (equivalent to music taste). Go bash someone who made bad wheel.
El Shuwix Settle down, no one is getting bashed by me... Lennon and McCartney wrote many songs "Yesterday" is the most recorded song in history... but will the Beatles version ever be surpassed.. prob not... whereas the song TNK also by Lennon/McCartney I think is better performed by Brian Eno/Manzanera et al, of 801
I agree with you. cobain's version is just as good as the original because of how careful he was about covering other people's work--and his scratchy voice adds effect. all in all, obviously, kids that grew up in the '90s are gonna be more familiar with the nirvana version and like it better as where kids that grew up in the '70s will be more familiar with the original. this is a rare example of a cover version actually being as good as the original. think about "something in the air." thunderclap or tom petty? both also perfect. but I still like the heartbreakers version better. I'm out. merry Christmas.
I am a nirvana fan. The amount of comparison between the original piece and nirvanas cover is never ending. Over at nirvana's cover of this song, the comments section is much more peaceful. Those who didn''t know that this is a david bowie's original accepted the fact as soon as they learnt. Even kurt cobain said that this was a david bowie song. Trolls will be trolls. Don't feed them by responding.
I love David Bowies version the most and I do enjoy the Midge Ure version and the Nirvana one is alright nothing compared to Bowies or Ure's versions though
I cannot decide whether David Bowie or Kurt Cobain sings this song better. I know David wrote it and his performance is brilliant. Kurt's voice is so brilliant. May both of them rest in peace and thanks for creating and singing these lovely songs.
We passed upon the stair, we spoke of was and when, although i wasn't there, he said i was his friend, which came as some surprise. i spoke into his eyes, "i thought you died alone a long long time ago." "oh no, not me, i never lost control you're face to face with the man who sold the world." i laughed and shook his hand and made my way back home, i searched for form and land, for years and years i roamed. i gazed a gazley stare at all the millions here: "we must have died alone, a long long time ago." "who knows? not me, we never lost control. you're face to face with the man who sold the world." "who knows? not me, we never lost control. you're face to face with the man who sold the world.
Hello There You are WRONG about all your 'corrections'- It is 'form and land" and it is 'gazed a gazely stare at all the millions here". Don't make corrections when you don't actually know.
Il avait une présence absolue auprès des spectateurs !!!!!!! Honnêtement, je vous envie vraiment ! Je n'ai pas eu cette chance !!!!! Mais, je suis heureuse pour pour vous, vraiment !!!!!
I think its decent but I wouldn't say 10 out 10.. I mean Bowie is one of the greatest artists ever but he wrote the album when he was 22-23 and much like Hunky Dory its far far from being flawless and while the foundations of what would eventually become quintissentially Bowie are certainly there, its still quite unclear.
OMG, I was just listening to songs from 1970 and ran into this one and I was like hold up I've heard this before. I had no idea it was a later song by Nirvana but was written by Bowie back in 1970. Just so refreshing to hear the original. Love Bowie so much
How is it that this song from1970. 51 years ago still sound like it’s futuristic?
I was 14 then. Now 65. It still sounds like something for 2040. And I love that. Plus it’s not the only Bowie song that give this feeling.
Agree totally
What can I say? We were lucky. Very, very lucky. Both of these artists were the definition of exceptional. Saw Bowie three times and Nirvana once. I was humbled each time.
Yes you are so right! Bowie was just a brilliant, magestical being, far beyond his years. Rest in Peace David Bowie, true greatness
It has to be his vocals as well as the guitar chords. His voice is so strange, yet amazing. How awesome that you heard this song when first released, bet it there was nothing like it. Even to this day there is nothing like it; except the covers.
Awesome comment
this guy was an artist, a poet, a conceptual artist, singer, composer, total genius
Yes, he was all of those things. He was born of a time when artists wrote their own songs, sang their own songs, played multiple instruments... That whole period in entertainment is gone.
An actor too.. and a beautiful soul
And a mime artist. Not that good but he was never afraid to try and persevere. A great lesson for all of us.
@@matthewraya4246some bands still do but they aren’t the most popular ones
And has one hell of a drummer!
I like nirvana but I think it’s sad that people don’t know David Bowie wrote this amazing song (before you reply i’m not saying that Kurt didn’t do a great job with this cover it’s an amazing cover all I’m say is it’s also lyrically a great song as well)
Just a pessimist Trying to live their worst life especially because every time nirvana played it kurt always said it was david’s song so idk
I prefer midge ures version of the song more than nirvana and davi bowie
Zen Yeah Kurt was always said it was Bowie song but it’s just kind of sad that people still didn’t no Bowie wrote it
Just a pessimist Trying to live their worst life yea it sucks
Even if it was Bowie's song originally Nirvana did it so well it became theirs. Bowie's got plenty of other amazing songs anyways, Kurt can have this one
David was a unique singer,music writer and performer.Inspired a lot of musicians and bands...RIP David...we miss you
I first heard Cobain singing this song and thought it was great. Then made sure I listened to the Bowie version and fell in love. Became my favorite song ever. RIP Bowie! You will always be my goblin king.
Oh I know Nirvana are good and did this justice, but they don't compare to the original. Bowie is a musical institution.
My mum loved David Bowie, she would definitely have been watching this back in 2000, so it brings me comfort to watch this. Fly high through the cosmos mum xx
❤️🙏❤️
Fly high, CHRXS's mum!
1970
The Man Who Sold The World ...............your song is the one that made it wonderful The World.............................................. love
Excuse me for my bad english but I’m a french girl. This song is so beautifull. I miss you Mister Bowie.
The people that dislike this need to clean out their ears, unbelievable. Bowie was a genius. Absolutely sublime. We miss you David. RIP.
Prefer Kurt¯\_(ツ)_/¯
On this vid he sing so awful, sorry
Prefer Ziggy Stardust album, man
Sometimes covers are better than the original. Not in this case. Bowie really was a genius.
@@kimholland9316 bro, no way
Well you can't blame someone who doesn't know good music.
Can't have everyone who like the same piece of food 100%
Anyone else listening to Bowie just to escape the 2020 madness? His music is peaceful.
2021 brother
Thrive on madness, embrace the end, face the unfaceable, and finally stop whining about 2020 being bad, its not
2016-17-18-19-20 and now 2021! Bowie takes me away. May his memory be a blessing.
And yeah, the Nirvana version is way way cool.
Yeah. And old songs from before this madness make me sad and long for better days.
Me. Listening to escape boredom of quarantine. 😖
I got to see David Bowie live in 1999. One of my best memories
Lucky. Bowie was such an odd guy in the best way possible. I'm proud of people I saw perform but regret not seeing Bowie.
I missed seeing him. I went to so many concerts. Bowie would have been icing on the cake!
I love this song so much. It's so dramatic, mysterious, lyrically deep and harmonically rich.
He`s not dead, he`s on his way back to his planet, fools.
Farewell Ziggy. I hope we didn`t annoy you too much down here. Thank you for the music and everything else.
Let's be happy and grateful cause we knew David Bowie. We listened to his songs. We saw him singing... This is very precious...
RIP David.
Both Kurt & David are probably in Heaven discussing the song, & probably doing a duet.
Probably not
Don't be stupid!
Don't forget..kurt wrote on the wall GOD IS GAY when he teenager even in his song too and than he killed himself..that make God very..very..😡..kurt in hell right now..sorry for my comments
@@brolybrutale881 teenage actions could be forgiven and we are not 100% sure if he really killed himself or not. nobody knows where is Kurt now.
@@brolybrutale881 wtf dude
Go fuck yourself with a bible ._.
I’m totally convinced that this live version is the absolute best version to listen to.
Кацапьє, ви маєте дуже віддаленеий ,стосунок до ,цієї пісні.Довбані рвачів, скоти, і корупціонери. Не ганьбіть ,своїм схваленням, Людство!!!
Kurt did it better...
@@aaronjschaeferno
David Bowie wasn't one in a million he was one in a life time RIP sir x
We lost a bright star the day you left, David. Your Ziggy tour was my first concert ever. Philadelphia. I remember it like yesterday. Miss you. Your music will always be in my heart and you are right there next to it. Peace to you, a gentle soul.
I was in HMV today with my son. I came across the Bowie album, "the man who sold the world." What's strange is, I just logged in to TH-cam, and what shows up. This track. I didn't look for it or even think about the album after leaving the HMV store. We are litrally being spyed upon everywhere we go.
LOL
Yep..your phone buddy, it's always on. Your tv..what else..relative searchable input recording, monitoring and marketing
put this to your alarm clock sound, one day you wake up you thing you'v been sleeping for 9 years...
+mtkl23 nice profile pic.
+mtkl23 Haha, I'll give it a shot for tomorrow morning!
Like opening a diary, every song seems like an old friend. Evoking memories of people,places and feelings. So many feelings. Some forgotten until the music plays. What a wonderful thing for somebody to give me. Looking at all of the beautiful comments people are leaving and the huge, and very honest outpouring of sadness at his passing, I'm guessing i'm not alone in feeling somebody very special has gone.
HIs voice is truly the best. I could listen to it all day and not tire of it.
Beautiful, celestial, soaring and inimitable. RIP David, friend of my youth.
I'm so damn happy to be able to say I lived in the time of BOWIE & COBAIN...
TRUTH! Saw them both live.
R.I.P David Bowie. Such a legend in music.
R.I.P. David Bowie.
+IntricWorld R.I.P. David Bowie
R.I.P.
+IntricWorld Check my Tribute cover of Heroes, Intric, let me know what you think...?
gonna have a go at this one next...
+neo anderson dont dude,dont......write your own
до Дэвид Боуи умер, жаль(((
A great vocalist! He sounds great live.
+juhku puhku so what?
thats how the song originally was
He does indeed. He was 53 at the time of this performance. Not too shabby.
He had such an amazing, unique, beautiful soaring voice perfectly captured on the album "The man who sold the world".
he sounds great (a)live. ik it was a shitty joke, i couldn't even be at one of his concerts
RIP Starman. Soundtrack to my life. Five years but never forgotten.
This is wonderful. Beautiful and haunting. I still can't believe he's gone.
I keep coming back to this video .. amazing
me too! over and over again!
The video is dope but I'd
want to come see you rather than watch it again.
specially, every time when im drunk
Me toooooooooo[oooooooooooooooooooopo
A fine Englishman and songwriter. ...what a writer he was !
This is one of the best Bowie's songs....
Bowie was a genius of the music. Day by day I see it. No doubt.
David and Kurt welcome in paradise
gelan057 you there? 🤔
People who commit suicide go to hell
Hush up silly person. You are not the judge...
@@NikephorosCaesar Hell doesn't even exist.
@Рома Роман I don't think you understand how things work. It is impossible to disprove something that doesn't exist. The proof (plural of proof is proof, not proofs) has to come from the people who argue it does it exist. If I said there was a magical entity called a "ek", you couldn't disprove it's existence but you shouldn't believe me because i've provided no evidence of it's existence. The same goes for God, Heaven, Hell, Fairies, etc. There is no evidence of their existence so you have to be pretty gullible to believe in them.
RIP David Bowie
RIP Kurt Cobain
:((
Solo bowie el otro fue un decadente depresivo, sin ningún merito artistico.
Requiescat In Pace...
El pendejo sos vos, no sabes nada de música, ese maje no tenía ningún talento,xtan pendejo era que igual de depresivo que su música era, que se mató, hice un repaso por los discos de nirvana y lo siento pero no sirven, aguados, depresivos, jamás se comparará con las bandas Inglesas o Alemanas, además era un gringo, no hay comparación!
Además bowie si fue u será uno de los más grandes, esa era de ese cobain de los 90's fue decadente como él, prueba de ello todos los vocalistas de esas banditas basura, se suicidaron, lo siento, pero es la verdad! A ti te gusta bien por ti, a mi no y nunca me convenció, me quedo con las bandas Inglesas!
”That was a David Bowie song” Kurt 5 seconds after he played it.
Now... I know, great
I had seen this in the comments and I had no idea like 3 months ago it was little but meant alot
He also said it before he played it
Keyword beIN was.. hell, Bowie even admitted himself
@@stevenpham9213 lol
What a talent...gone from this world. I am still in shock.
+wpollock1 same it's a shame i stopped listening to his music for so long and it took his death for me to venture back into his music another legend gone RIP
+wpollock1 +1
+wpollock1 suks ey :(
Death is a part of life, I don't know why people say they're shocked by it. People die everyday.
+RaptorRoll - Just wondering something. Have you lost a parent to death? Or a spouse? Or a close friend? If not, your question is understandable in the sense that you really don't have a way to comprehend why people react the way they do when an important person in their life passes. If so, did you just shrug your shoulders and say, "oh well, people die every day" and go on your merry way? Surely not.
Bowie's death was a "shock" to many because 1) His illness was only known by a very small number of people...it was not public knowledge. 2) To many people, he was more than just a talented entertainer. He touched the hearts and minds of quite a few people and his music was a big part of their lives. So, even though they didn't know him personally, they felt the impact of his death personally.
David Bowie
"I was simply blown away when I found out that Kurt Cobain liked my work, and i always wanted to talk to him about his reasons for covering 'Man Who Sold the World.' It was a good straightforward rendition and sounded somehow very honest. It would have been real nice to have worked with him, but just talking would have been real cool."
mace106 well Pat Smear was the one who chose this song
David was a generous and modest man and a great artist.
@mace106 source?
MASTER PIECE David Bawie
mace106 I think he answered with “Why not? It’s an Amazing song” in one of his interview
have loved him from the day I saw him 1969 and still loving him. Till I meet my starman in the sky RIP David xxx 💝
Sometimes the emotions you feel listening to songs like this have the habit of teasing memories that make you feel the weight of nostalgia in your heart.
pure iconic GENIUS. never see or hear likes of this again . we are blessed. ta for posting.
*_Rip David Bowie And Kurt Cobain_*
Don't forget Midge ure
Oh fuck😭
Nightmare Fuel never
Gods of rock
I had came here by Kurt, just to know the music origin.
David Jones, David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust and The Duke died all at the same time. His music will live forever!!
Aladdin sane
I'm agree with you
starman
Major Tom, The Sovereign...all gone.
And Prince
I like this twist. And I never tire of listening to his voice (oh and that British accent). So glad for the British Invasion.
One of the greatest talents this world has ever known........"Look Up Here I'm In Heaven" David sang on his last album..........love you Mr. Bowie/Jones!!!!!!!!
Possibly my favourite Bowie song
I proudly admit to obsessively watching this video. He seems happy, in great voice as always. and perfect. .... Doesn't get better.
Bowie was way before his own time. He had a Nirvana thing way before anyone ever heard of Nirvana. I appreciate Cobain for his tribute to the great David Bowie.
Just to clarify, both artists were amazingly original but Bowie (my favorite artist of all time) really did not have any style remotely resembling what Nirvana (my second favorite artists) did. They EACH had their own unique style which did not resemble the others whatsoever. As I said: Original. Kurts tribute was amazing. Just that though, a tribute.
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@@drk321 amen to that
Freddy was paying tribute to Bowie!
RIP David thank you for the music and your uniqueness!
Ein großer Musiker und wundervoller Mann ist gegangen.Ruhe in Frieden David. Ich liebe Dich.
Got to be one of my favourite ever Bowie songs, a masterpiece! RIP David Bowie.
Beautiful this song man and the musicians owww... I don't have words my friends.
David Bowie I miss you brother.
Thank you so much for your great Job.
You will be missed beloved David.... Thank you for your legacy of music which will stand for the ages
It's incredible that song was written on 1970. What a genius Bowie was.
Music is the greatest form of art ever and forever
Que talento tenía este hombre. Sus canciones están en todas partes , recorren el mundo entero.
hola
My jaw was on the floor the whole time. I always loved Bowie. I loved Cobain. I had no idea that this was Bowie's. Wow. Just wow.
Have a listen to the album... Outstanding stuff...
I only just found out today
Like Bowie said, this was his signature song in the 70s, undoubtedly it had both a mystique and enigma about it, very much like the man himself.
Wild eyed boy from Freecloud was up there too...
@@colinmarshall4778 And Width of a Circle
Just imagine if David Bowie and Kurt Cobain would have performed this masterpiece together !!!
They do
@@mimieshop8752 Yes. I found this in TH-cam. That's great ! Good evening. Friendly from France
They did
1970
Totally agree 👍
Wonderfull... great video. Thanks.
*I love the way he says "l gazed a gazing stare" amongst many other phrazes, he was'nt just a style icon of those years he stylized the way he spoke, everything about him was so unique, there was and ever will be only one Bavid Bowie.*
David Bowie is so humble , it makes him best song writer❤️🖤
With out a doubt the coolest man on the planet and one of the most talented musicians to ever walk this earth.
Он был ,ещё и художником..
It must be something special that many years after he is gone, people will still appreciate this classic.
I'm crying right now, R.I.P. last genius
same :'(
+damiano f You're not alone.
A great loss for the world. He will be my Hero forever
I can't believe how many idiots are out there. Bowie wrote this song, Twiggy covered it in the late 70's and Kurt in the 90's. Many other artists too but those were the more popular versions. He also had cancer for 18 months prior to his depart not AIDS you sickos.
+Mark Westwood Thanks for your post
One of the greatest and most under heard artists ever.
22 years ago, but like yesterday, RIP Sir David
Not one comment about how solid the drums sound and how in the pocket he is. The guy is a beast back there and no one noticed.
badass drummer
We will forsake our countries.
We will leave our motherlands behind us and become one with this earth.
We have no nation. No philosophy. No ideology.
We go where we're needed.
Fighting not for country, not for government, but for ourselves.
We need no reason to fight.
We fight because we are needed.
We will be the deterrent for those with no other recourse.
We are soldiers without borders, our purpose defined by the era we live in.
We will sometimes have to sell our selves and services.
If the times demand it, we will be revolutionaries, criminals, terrorists, and yes, we may all be headed straight to hell.
But what better place for us than this?
It is our only home.
Our heaven, and our hell.
*This...is Outer Heaven.*
-Big Boss
you mean Venom :^)
+New Order Future That speech is from Peace walker, you horrible sir
Shut up pls
I knew were this was from by reading the first line... :D
To think that I share nationality with that idiot....
This is my favorite version, Nirvana did do a great cover but you really can't beat the atmosphere/aesthetic of the original song. I love this so much
Opino lo contrario, la atmósfera acorde a la canción es impuesta por los instrumentos de cuerda en el unplugged de Nirvana. Los aplausos en esta versión desmejoran la canción, creo.
Yes this song is a little better than the one version of Nirvana
Sergio Balaguera por qué se le la gana, así somos los que entendemos dos idiomas
@@dibakarhajong2737 true that
He was in contact with extraterrestrials...no doubt....Aquarius...
Que placer es escuchar a David
A pesar q ya no está entre nosotros..
Larga vida bowie
Me apena su muerte pero nació un nuevo genio y es dimash kudaibergen si no lo has oído oyelo te invito
@@berenicecruz386 Bait?
I love nuances, Kurt says we then I instead of I then we by Bowie. Hats Off Kurt!
There's no such thing as "David/Kurt sang that better". They've both sang this song "differently".
One really can objectively judge, one can only like or dislike.
I love both versions, they posses different energy.
Truth
Though generally I would agree with you, but for this song... It is Bowie's and anybody else is just singing that Bowie song
MrShabbyTiger
Long long time ago, man invented wheel. Do we have to bash everyone after who made the wheel better or atleast as good as original or suitable for different purpose (equivalent to music taste).
Go bash someone who made bad wheel.
El Shuwix Settle down, no one is getting bashed by me... Lennon and McCartney wrote many songs "Yesterday" is the most recorded song in history... but will the Beatles version ever be surpassed.. prob not... whereas the song TNK also by Lennon/McCartney I think is better performed by Brian Eno/Manzanera et al, of 801
I agree with you. cobain's version is just as good as the original because of how careful he was about covering other people's work--and his scratchy voice adds effect. all in all, obviously, kids that grew up in the '90s are gonna be more familiar with the nirvana version and like it better as where kids that grew up in the '70s will be more familiar with the original. this is a rare example of a cover version actually being as good as the original. think about "something in the air." thunderclap or tom petty? both also perfect. but I still like the heartbreakers version better. I'm out. merry Christmas.
Since his passing, I've become a bigger fan.
R.I.P. dear David... I'm crying right now..... ;(
same here.........
Боже ! Я завидую небесам какие превосходные легенды от нас ушли 💔 Майкал , Курт ,Фредди , Дэвид ... их очень много 💥
Чем завидовать то? Сатанюги те еще...
@@kir1llovren а вы святой
все там будем ...
Небесам всё равно.
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My favourite! I loved him, I love him and I always will!! Thin White Duke, RIP....your music is eternal...
All Hail The Thin White Duke! Brilliant muscian, lyricist, actor, and one of the coolest people on the planet. He is sorely missed.
I am a nirvana fan. The amount of comparison between the original piece and nirvanas cover is never ending. Over at nirvana's cover of this song, the comments section is much more peaceful. Those who didn''t know that this is a david bowie's original accepted the fact as soon as they learnt. Even kurt cobain said that this was a david bowie song. Trolls will be trolls. Don't feed them by responding.
I missed this song so much
Kurt and David are the only two who have ever done a really great job on this song
Same with Midge Ure.
El genio David la creó y Kurt hizo algo mágico que es versionarla sin estropear una joya.
+Antonio Comer midge ure perfected it. Still more relevant than original.
midge ure did a good version I like it more then nirvannas
I love David Bowies version the most and I do enjoy the Midge Ure version and the Nirvana one is alright nothing compared to Bowies or Ure's versions though
Such a beautiful song......
уверен,что эта песня вдохновит в 2020 году так же, как и до этого вдохновляла людей на что-то новое и прекрасное
starman лучше )
@@MaxBara358 все его песни прекрасны
@@MaxBara358 79 года песня он говорит сейчас спою старую песню но я не верю
@@viktor7056 Мне кажется эта живая версия 2000-го года - лучшая.
Bowie was ahead of his time...top artist.
Вечная память!Сердце кровью обливается, ты всегда в моем сердце и душе!Санкт Петербург
I cannot decide whether David Bowie or Kurt Cobain sings this song better.
I know David wrote it and his performance is brilliant. Kurt's voice is so brilliant. May both of them rest in peace and thanks for creating and singing these lovely songs.
This is definitely a Bowie song. Amazing.
Yup
There is and only will be one David Bowie. There's no one else to compare to him.
We lost a great singer and songwriter... R.I.P. David Bowie
We passed upon the stair,
we spoke of was and when,
although i wasn't there,
he said i was his friend,
which came as some surprise.
i spoke into his eyes,
"i thought you died alone
a long long time ago."
"oh no, not me,
i never lost control
you're face to face
with the man who sold the world."
i laughed and shook his hand
and made my way back home,
i searched for form and land,
for years and years i roamed.
i gazed a gazley stare
at all the millions here:
"we must have died alone,
a long long time ago."
"who knows? not me,
we never lost control.
you're face to face
with the man who sold the world."
"who knows? not me,
we never lost control.
you're face to face
with the man who sold the world.
Joseph Mckvelico i think it is simply about loneliness
Joseph Mckvelico Thanks a million for posting the lyrics!
Thank you from France !!
Hello There You are WRONG about all your 'corrections'- It is 'form and land" and it is 'gazed a gazely stare at all the millions here". Don't make corrections when you don't actually know.
@@clemson8585 it's form and land but it's we walked a million hills
Both great versions of an all time classic song. The melody has an entrancing sound that draws you into a great space and another time, ******
my ultimate musical hero i was born in 1960. Bowie ha s resonated throughout my life .
I don't care where he is today. He was / is BEAUTIFUL. Blessings to david robert jones if that's even his born name. Peace always David.
Well Kurt's version makes me love this song even more
My love n respect for David Bowie, RIP ♥
Kurt and david are now in heaven jamming together
*hell
@@sultanoamigos6890 That's paint but it's the true...
@@sultanoamigos6890 the man who think he is god
@@dzulisavandal we are going to hell
@@sultanoamigos6890 keep being that depressed teen. Nobody likes you.
I learned this song from Kurt, thank you Bowie for making that masterpiece! R. I. P. Both of them
Il avait une présence absolue auprès des spectateurs !!!!!!! Honnêtement, je vous envie vraiment ! Je n'ai pas eu cette chance !!!!! Mais, je suis heureuse pour pour vous, vraiment !!!!!
Loving listening to Bowie today. One year anniversary of his passing.
I discovered this album in 1985. The whole album is mind blowing.
The Man Who Sold The World album.
Check it out if you haven’t. 10 out of 10
I did. Confirmed.
I think its decent but I wouldn't say 10 out 10.. I mean Bowie is one of the greatest artists ever but he wrote the album when he was 22-23 and much like Hunky Dory its far far from being flawless and while the foundations of what would eventually become quintissentially Bowie are certainly there, its still quite unclear.
Both Kurt n David are great musicians.. Rest in Peace
OMG, I was just listening to songs from 1970 and ran into this one and I was like hold up I've heard this before. I had no idea it was a later song by Nirvana but was written by Bowie back in 1970. Just so refreshing to hear the original. Love Bowie so much