David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars ALBUM REVIEW

[@GyroLamb]

the first song on this album is extremely cathartic. One of bowie's most powerful songs. I find the song underrated.

[@danielnicoletti4408]

Its top 5 Bowie songs for me

[@paulkang7136]

First song is 5 Years correct?

[@felixucoff]

and you are extremely pedantic

[@Petrichor_bleu]

yup !

[@Rockman4174]

FIIIVE YEAARS

[@catalunyallibertat7]

The album is inspired by Kanye West. Check out that plaque above Ziggy. Take that rockheads!! Kanye inspired Bowie's greatest work

[@Ahmad-hy6pc]

most 70s rock and rap men were very influenced by our Lord and Savior YEEZUS

[@calebw3353]

Lmao oh those rockists..they'll love that!

[@Ayvee1138]

I dont get it, i feel like im missing something

[@IamSuperEffective]

+monkeekiller20 hahaha it's funny because idiots like you will see Kanye in the media and assume his music is shit and you'll hate on him online for no reason

[@tylerrobert6659]

Loompinati confirmed

[@alphabetadams1024]

I think the fact that so many people call his death untimely despite him being fairly old is a testament to how much he was still at the forefront of music and popular culture.

[@erincurrie1560]

69 is fairely young for a rockstar for some reason, they live the most unhealthy lives, and somehow so many of them are still alive

[@leaffinite2001]

right i mean the average person only live likes 70 something anyway

[@Deezejuevos]

No Mick Ronson mention? Dude deserves so much credit, criminally underrated. Moonage Daydream may be my favorite Bowie song ever and much of that is because of Ronson's guitar on it.

[@arielyemini4221]

Teenie Weenie Mussolini yeah! Also true about many Aladdin Sane songs, like Lady Grinning Soul

[@gunrodoplu]

Thanks to you I found out about him. From what I heard and read he is such a great guy. There is a documentary about him called Beside Bowie.

[@ajd8650]

Yeah, he died WAY too soon 😔

[@halloweenjack95]

True. He was the yin to Ziggy Stardusts Yang

[@zenithobsidian6554]

That's my fav song ever

[@DreamPurpleFloyd]

Bowie's discography is so diverse yet so consistent it's hard to pick a favorite. I mean I love Ziggy, Low, Scarry Monsters, Heathen and Blackstar but for different reasons. That's part of reasons why I love him, he's got an album for every mood :)

[@burpie3258]

That's so true. For whatever mood I'm in there's always a Bowie album for it.

[@SonicKoolaid]

He dominated the 70s from space oddity to heroes.

[@matthewcorcoran4718]

I think pinups is really underrated

[@burpie3258]

Matthew Corcoran It's not his best...

[@matthewcorcoran4718]

+burpie I know but people consider it to be one of his worst which it is not

[@daryl7531]

Station to Station is forever his masterpiece in my opinion. Six tracks and Bowie croons, howls and pours his heart out on some of the most layered, soulful and funky instrumentation on a pop record. It sounds like some kind of cry for help. Most impressive of all, he was so doped on coke he couldnt even remember recording the masterpiece!

[@EzioMonty117]

Leo Debatin There are no ‘eh’ songs on Station to Station. The only one that comes dangerously close is Wild is the Wind. But that’s it. This album is his masterpiece

[@yepalright624]

every song om that album is a beautiful piece of art

[@meurer13daniel]

@@EzioMonty117 Wild is the Wind is a cover. And it's fucking beautiful in Bowie's voice

[@dietjesus7710]

Shame he never could remember any of it

[@dietjesus7710]

EzioMonty117 to be fairly honest I can't really stand TVC15. I get the story behind the song, what with Iggy and all his nefarious shenanigans, but it's just, the repetitive aspect mixed with the annunciation in the song just kinda leaves me feeling strange, for lack of a better word. It just doesn't flow very well for me. Everything else is just great though. Truly an amazing little twisted work of cocaine psychosis and inspiration. In my top 5 by him.

[@SilvioPorto]

WE GOT FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE YEEEEEEEEEEEEARS

[@gamepocalypsegaming278]

FIIIIIIVE YEARS

[@ajd8650]

STUCK ON MY EYEEEEEES

[@justink5585]

THATS AALL WE GOT

[@ilicgustav9192]

WHAAAT A SURPRISEEEEEE

[@mocarrington4567]

Really? How long was I asleep

[@RedZombieForat]

review seinfield bass line

[@heggy_69]

7/10

[@cheesecakelasagna]

@@moesalamander7012 yep. His take got me triggered more than ever

[@gabereal]

4/10

[@franciscoterron9324]

Keeping in mind that it was improvised, 9/10

[@oom5768]

It's trying a bit too much to get into the mainstream compared to Seinfeld OST previous works but it just has such rich and authentic production which is greatly reflected by the catchy yet organic tone. Feeling a high 6 on this thing

[@somesquirrel]

>>>Review Ziggy Stardust >>>Ignore Suffragette City >>>

[@astora4671]

somesquirrel yea cause it kinda succ

[@duckface524]

@@astora4671 one of the best David Bowie songs. Period.

[@christiancristof491]

@@astora4671 Dear lord are you in crack, lmao

[@estela2617]

why does no one like suffragette city? genuine question

[@surfwaxantarctica]

somesquirrel it doesn’t matter where i am i *have* to shout “wham bam thank you maam” with him

[@MichaelJimenez416]

I don't know why but I love the album art so much

[@bubblegum6151]

Mrbigweeknee me too it's so good

[@beflygelt]

it's that London swag

[@alphalax7747]

Because it predicted kanye west

[@JorgeTorres17-2]

Probably because Bowie’s art work is easily his weakest contribution to his career.

[@Nosferatuラララララ]

It has such a nostalgic feeling for some reason Like an old memory of a night out with friends

[@Faerie_Kim]

wasn't suffragette city also on this album? You didn't mention it at all

[@burpie3258]

Fun fact: Suffragette City was originally offered to Mott the Hoople so that they wouldn't break up, but they didn't like it so Bowie wrote All the Young Dudes for them instead.

[@Faerie_Kim]

burpie interesting, thanks for the trivia

[@burpie3258]

Femandrogyne Kim :-)

[@Amfibiman]

He mentioned it in his fav tracks in the description

[@solderofchr1st]

+Excellent-C he mentioned every track as his fav

[@SiD14KiLLs]

WHY IS KOOKS SO UNDERRATED I HATE YOU ANTHONY :'(((

[@burpie3258]

It's such a sweet song!

[@zackzallie8735]

Great indie band.

[@sjorlyseng7316]

@@zackzallie8735 did you just call David Bowie a indie band…

[@zackzallie8735]

@@sjorlyseng7316 no.. there's a rock band called The Kooks.

[@kiraciliberto923]

Kooks is a classic representation of his appreciation for the underdog (e.g., his mentally ill brother as well as his own bold sexuality presence).

[@joshkresnik6402]

Ziggy Stardust is an immaculate masterpiece start to finish, hands down one of my favorite albums of all time

[@britt-janneolsen689]

Yes The best Album Ever ❤

[@TSITheSixIdiots]

It’s number 3 on my list, 1:DSOTM 2:The Doors 3:TRAFOZSATSFM 4:The Wall 5:Abbey Road

[@rodgerigo]

The single is also really layered and interesting like ziggy is the starman coming to save earth- the opposite of the jadded soldier aladdin sane- he was a beacon of hope and a good person but he was killed by his ego or by a crowd of fans?

[@supermonkeyape007]

lol in the thumbnail you like you were missing half your head.

[@Youngapollo47]

+Adapted I mean, if you're bald, that doesn't really matter

[@modernloverwalking]

+Adapted what hairline

[@RyanCantDrum]

This video is made on purpose. People gave him shit for saying David Bowie's last album was good, but tnd is one of the best reviewers, especially for shutting down stupid "artists", like kanye or Swift, both of which just crave limelight. Everyone needs to stop taking music personally.

[@stealthsuit58]

only reason I clicked on this video tbh..

[@FredZepplin]

what are you on abot?

[@brianster1234]

Review Overwatch next

[@iscesp04]

decent 6

[@tite93]

Solid 5/7.

[@SocksworthRiffs]

It's only skins, he didnt do any research on it.

[@duke9534]

+NoLaCkiNkiLtDaTnIkkAh you obviously haven't played the game. loot boxes only have cosmetics which do not give you an advantage. things include sprays, voice lines, player icons, skins, emotes, intros, and victory poses.

[@duke9534]

+NoLaCkiNkiLtDaTnIkkAh not buying a game simply because you "think" that the loot box system gives an advantage without even doing your research about it, is really stupid.

[@lupehn]

Soul love will always be one of my Bowie favorites. “All I have is my love of love, and love is not loving” so relatable

[@rodgerigo]

That lyric sticks in my head

[@The31JOEISANERDS]

I liked Kooks, its a song written to his son and is quite self reflective and has good instrumental elements.

[@NadaCero]

I was a fan of David Bowie before he died. 1 like = 10 hipster creds

[@SchlongDoctor]

Fuck you, you are not special

[@goodgriefer5294]

What's wrong with being a fan after he's dead?

[@Dextear]

(You)

[@lusteraliaszero]

+SchlongDoctor 8888 I'm positive that comment are self-aware.

[@NadaCero]

SchlongDoctor 8888 but my mommy always told me I was special

[@babby4450]

To be fair, "It's David Goddamn Bowie" is a pretty underrated track.

[@natedogsturdikat8538]

Few others would open the album with a slow ballad like Five Years. But it suits the concept so well for setting up the premise that to an average listener and to a casual listening experience it feels out of place but to someone looking to appreciate the story of Ziggy it’s perfect. And of course we get more rock bangers later on

[@gabelogan56]

I love the song "Kooks"...stop nerding and have a little fun why don't you.

[@cjstardust5417]

gabelogan56 yessssssss!!!! I agree it’s a sweet love song from a father to his newborn son.

[@delinseurn]

It also inspired the band name Kooks

[@mia-lynnpaul-roc9219]

exactly! it feels very cozy, like a roald dahl book or something

[@thejoaocouto]

oh... i adore "kooks". it's one of my favorites from bowie. One of the most sincere and carefree he has ever written

[@leennette7277]

100% agree

[@TheQuaxi]

Gotta agree with Melon on this one, "It's David goddamn Bowie" isn't really the highlight of the album

[@thegooseinator9614]

My one problem with this album? Too many "Star"s. "Lady Stardust"? "Starman"? "Ziggy Stardust"? "Star"? Should've changed one of those, Bowie. Kidding aside, this album is in my top 5.

[@jacke9796]

David Bowie really liked space

[@lucasyuh685]

TheGooseinator U THINK UR FUCKING FUNNY? just be FUCKING QUIET

[@JamesKovacic]

I think that was kinda the point, though. He was always very self-aware and tongue-in-cheek

[@fungifago]

@@JamesKovacic yes, pretty sure he was like "fuck it, this one will be just 'Star"

[@jonfazzone5125]

The Guitar Work you speak of Mick Ronson The Piano Work you speak of Mick Ronson The Strings Work u speak of Mick Ronson Bowie & Ronson Perfect Together

[@faro8784]

Jon Fazzone May they both Rest In Peace

[@Bandstand]

The Avalanches - Since I Left You Album Review........pwetty please.....new Avalanches record this July.

[@Bandstand]

@@Soundofsilver2007 yeah it sounds like ass. Shame

[@xbenci]

@@Bandstand haven't heard a track yet but that album cover is everything but convincing to me

[@TheCurtainLift]

4 years later, avalanches are still trash

[@mrlevinielsen]

@@TheCurtainLift those words… can they really be arranged in a sentence together like that?

[@TheCurtainLift]

@@mrlevinielsen what is the draw, I dont get it. They have no redeeming qualities

[@widM_]

Diamond Dogs is one of my favourites and really underrated album.

[@daryl7531]

It was the only Bowie album from his glam era that challenged me. I was like where the fuck are the catchy hooks and riffs from ZS and AS? Then I learned it was a loosely based concept album of the classic novel 1984, and fuck me if I didn't return to it and loved every second of it.

[@Pleaseunderstand]

Diamond Dogs is possibly the most criminally underrated album I have ever heard.

[@widM_]

Daryl Mitchell Rebel Rebel is catchy and has one of the most iconic riffs ever. Album contains all the best elements of Bowie. It has a concept, catchy songs, experimentation, futuristic production: from punk raw guitar style to disco-flavoured and it all works together that it challenges you as a compelling work.

[@DjSweatySacc]

MGSV was pretty dope

[@Pleaseunderstand]

Salmon Lips I set the Diamond Dogs title track as my helicopter music.

[@Luschan]

I love albums like this one, where you can just put it on and every single track is great. It never gets old.

[@tonypylee9808]

So you like good album? Me too!

[@Luschan]

@@tonypylee9808 It's a dumb obvious sentiment I guess, but albums with no bad or filler tracks are a simple pleasure.

[@rupertpupkin5265]

It ain’t easy is pretty rubbish tho

[@sauce8767]

@@rupertpupkin5265 I actually enjoy it ain’t easy, hang on to yourself on the other hand… the real album with no filler is aladdin sane

[@kyoyameganebereznoff]

I absolutely love his second self-titled album. I think that Cygnet Committee and Memories of a Free Festival deserve more attention.

[@davidcopson5800]

This is one of Bowie's very best. Beautiful songs throughout.

[@callumloader8713]

Letter to hermione is gorgeous

[@tomasklezl1938]

The board on the cover says "K. WEST". The first song is called Five Years. Kanye West was born 5 years and 2 days after the release of this album. Bowie warned us.

[@burpie3258]

he kneww

[@daryl7531]

Or rather, Bowie passed on the torch

[@fisheatsyourhead]

The album is about the world ending in five years. Kanye West will cause the end of the world

[@spinnpet]

Tomáš Klézl I

[@gamemastersaga5690]

Daryl Bowie took the damn torch to his grave

[@boatymcboatman7863]

You missed your chance to say Wamthony Bamtano

[@charlesliu5320]

WHAM BAM THANK YOU MA’AM

[@stilljaywalking4957]

What if david bowie is an alien and he isnt really dead. He just came to earth to blow our minds and now hes gone back to his home world.

[@rodgerigo]

Hes gone back on tour

[@cjstardust4182]

I don't know why he doesn't like kooks. It's a beautiful love song from Bowie to his new born son. But people have opinions

[@peteowen3539]

I bought this album the day it came out. In my London bedsit, you can imagine the effect it had on me ; especially Moonage Daydream.

[@ciaranosullivan9352]

I remember Bowie on Top of the pops in 1972 playing starman.I was 5 and thus began my lifelong obsession with music.

[@Ptah-Tatenen]

For me it's not like listening to any other music. He really kind of transfers emotions in his songs. Like you can basically her the emotions in his voice. It's amazing.

[@katiieeardley]

About twice a month, I'm just in the shower thinking about nothing and my brain's like 'I'M AN ALLIGATOR, I'M A MAMMA-PAPPA COMING FOR YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU'

[@fungifago]

Relatable

[@bigbythebigboy2022]

I like kooks... but Life On Mars is the best song of all time fight me

[@tobisteindl951]

no need to fight about that

[@JamesClarke.yt.]

Bigby the big boy Heroes beats every other Bowie song

[@clydecash2212]

fuck you go listen to station to station hehe

[@jamesguillorytheirascibleh585]

There's no reason to fight you, because you're blatantly wrong. Blow me.

[@yourfloorisasoap3759]

It's not even the best song on the album

[@Youngapollo47]

I like the Eno produced albums better, but this is more of a classic I guess. Low is my shit.

[@burpie3258]

YASSS LOW

[@Frijolero18]

He actually only played, or rather, soundscaped on those albums. Tony Visconti, who also produced numerous other Bowie albums including Blackstar, produced them.

[@ethereal-alice]

100% agreed

[@liamkeane1759]

Eno should have produced Lodger. That's one of the only times I don't like Visconti's production

[@r0noak]

Eno were the one who saved his pathetic career actually.

[@komINgETSOme]

BALD!!! BALD!!! BALD!!!!

[@jbayley6963]

we're all goofy goobers rock

[@davidcopson5800]

Why do I keep thinking of Smashing Pumpkins when I watch this guy's reviews?

[@siddhant717]

@@davidcopson5800 he should review siamese dream tbh

[@jmann4537]

Wham bam thank you mam

[@senandevitt706]

"pleasant guitar noises"

[@cyandinomashups]

ma'am.

[@VintageParkingTV]

My favorite album of all time. Love this explanation of the album. Quirky, funny, and profound just like the album. Thank you Zantanthony Stantano.

[@changstein]

The rise and fall of Ziggthony Startano

[@adamcastelsay]

Black star was a truly touching album. I'll definitely be giving this and and more of his earlier work a more in depth listen soon

[@nonyashblob]

-K.West on the cover -first track is FIVEEEE YEARRSSSS -Kanye born a week short of 5 years after this album is released Kanye is the new Bowie (like we didn't already know)

[@burpie3258]

New Bowie? God help us

[@osuka6193]

I think you'll find he said the end of the world would start in 5 years...

[@dom4293]

Objective fact

[@burpie3258]

Kirk Landau bitch what did you just say

[@burpie3258]

Kirk Landau Have you listened to a lot of Bowie's work? Because I haven't listened to a lot of Kanye's work, so maybe that's why we're disagreeing here...

[@oasisbeyond]

One of my favorite albums of all time.

[@mayamagination]

It's a classic

[@Jordanehan]

prove it

[@jbayley6963]

+Jordan Hancock this video proves it lol

[@Jordanehan]

Toasted Memes how

[@marcobazan4187]

+Jordan Hancock because it was really influential and many people still listen to it, I mean just look at this comment section

[@garymalarkey4626]

Hunky Dory is the best Bowie album, so glad you talked about that one a little at least.

[@larryjohnson7429]

T h e G e t a w a y

[@liamshope2838]

yes

[@PaulGLarsson]

T h e D i s s a p o i n t m e n t

[@liamshope2838]

Paul Jesus ( slow clap) :-|

[@thefloodwatch785]

+Paul Jesus I was expecting it to be bad so it wasn't really a disappointment lol

[@danielcockriel443]

Still has an unfillable, Frusciante-sized hole that permeates the proceedings, but it's still vastly superior to I'm With You (which was rubbish with a few bright spots).

[@Kunoichify]

perfect album, it's hard to pick favourites... maybe moonage daydream (especially love mick ronson's solo), soul love, star, ziggy stardust, starman, suffragette city

[@burpie3258]

Lady Stardust is wonderful too

[@Kunoichify]

+burpie yes!

[@michaelfraser2119]

Lady Stardust is weirdly one of my favorites from the album.

[@jackanthonydawson]

I love Dan's Song 'Sunshine Bananas'

[@nawaf6993]

I love david bowie’s music from the 70s because often when you delve deep into them and maybe even research them you probably won’t be disappointed

[@sonicyouth29]

Heard it for the first time in maybe 10 years the other day and when i was younger i could not really appreciate it that much i preferred by far Hunky Dory. The other day it blew my mind and now i think it is his best album.

[@keithwahrer2223]

Anthony, I find your reviews to be soothing. I watch them to relax.

[@MichaelJimenez416]

Keith Wahrer so do I

[@Rabooie]

I'm GLOWING with excitement waiting for your next review, MAN!

[@TheReverantChoir]

A classic! Unforgettable and legendary album!

[@davidcopson5800]

Indeed. In 12 months time it will say 5 years after your name!

[@rubencarva]

Oh come on! How can you say kooks is bad? It's the cutest thing ever.

[@MickeyD2012]

My dad taught me to sing the opening of Moonage Daydream when I was really little, and told me to sing it for my mom. That's the only time I ever got away with swearing.

[@SephirosB]

Who the fuck is "Davie Bowie" Fantano?

[@natedavid3873]

+Nicely Memed My Dude (James) nicely memed my dude

[@lusteraliaszero]

I prefer david bowid.

[@dom4293]

A meme

[@blahgolem7479]

i like david zowie more

[@mcknight1043]

+BlahGolem who?

[@SaiSunday]

This review was so influential they took "IT'S DAVID GODDAMN BOWIE" off the album.

[@whitetuxmafiaandfilms5042]

Five years is my go to sad song.

[@rhyseriffle36]

I love this album so much, there is a reason it's one of my 5 10/10 albums. It's beautifully distraught and is perfect in every way. God i love this album

[@justanotherspook447]

This Album turns 50 years old today! Good thing to know that this video was 5 YEARS ago.

[@F8Lwrld]

this album changed my life

[@jakehudson7118]

Probably a top 10 all time record for me, I love it from start to finish and some of the songs are here are some of my all time favourite songs

[@lol-ic6rs]

What a masterpiece album Moonage Daydream Five years Rock n’ roll suicide Ziggy Stardust And other songs I don’t remember how to pronounce!!

[@johnlindsay7301]

Maybe an unpopular or even unthinkable opinion, but I am a big fan of the Bowie album “Never Let You Down”. I think if Tonight was never released NLYD would have seemed like a natural progression from Let’s Dance. It has good song writing and the big criticism has been the tinny sound found during that 80s era. But it has a certain charm after all these years that fits with Bowie’s discography. We all know Bowie was a pioneer of the 80s sound with his Berlin trilogy and so if anyone deserves to indulge in that aesthetic it is Bowie. So give it a listen. And I’m not talking the 2018 remix. I’m talking the 2018 remaster of the original instruments and sounds. It actually sounds really cool with a good pair of speakers/headphones. One of my most listened to Bowie albums.

[@kevinlowercase]

Unpopular opinion but I love NLMD. Tinny production aside, it featured some solid songwriting.

[@jeebsa4m3]

Shoutout to soul love for being the first song that I've cried to

[@wwn1970]

Suffragette City?

[@Razzle5000]

Who trash talking about kooks? -____- Bowie fans prepare for war

[@conradlarrson6182]

Melon it's time you do a review of many Bowie fans' favorite album: Station to Station. Made at the peak of his cocaine addiction.

[@aeschafer1]

That Cohen shoutout hurts a little more now. Goddamn this has been a bad year for losing musicians. Three of the greatest ever, all gone.

[@parkmonstercj]

Man don't knock Kooks; it's cheesy as all hell but it's about 10 times as sweet as it is cheesy.

[@22Metropolis22]

How can you not like Kooks you monster

[@DOUBLE0-TV]

After watching the In Utero Review and now this I'm able to see that fame was a major motive in these 2 records. However Bowie and Nirvana chanelled it very differently. Bowie made a big,pompous Epos- like record. Nirvana made a hell of a trainwreck. The lyrics on both records especially on In Utero have a general dark tone. Both records opened the doors for many listeners as they made them explore other genres . All I want to say is thank you Anthony for your sincere and passionate reviews of those two masterpieces

[@girlinthewaistcoat100]

such a perfect album. my favourites are lady stardust, moonage daydream, rock n’ roll suicide & starman

[@TheLazyFatMan]

I really like this album but I like Hunky Dory a little bit better!

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

TheLazyFatMan Me too.

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

TheLazyFatMan not by much but I do.

[@EzioMonty117]

TheLazyFatMan Me too. Life on Mars? is better than anything on this album

[@potatochipeater8565]

@@EzioMonty117 whoa whoa that's a bit of an exaggeration

[@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy6]

Low is better than both

[@Joeherman]

"I'm a mama papa comin' for you-oo-oo!" Yo, you got some talent there buddy. LOL!

[@Edt_dcs]

RIP Bowie man, this is another reminder who exactly we lost.

[@GhoulieTunes]

Hang on, you think Kooks is bad, but you don't think Song for Bob Dylan is?

[@BerMaster5000]

GamesPlaysWill Song for Bob Dylan is absolutely the low point of HD

[@EzioMonty117]

GhoulToons The absolute low point of HD is Eight Line Poem. Such a boring song

[@davidcopson5800]

@@EzioMonty117 That wasn't very tactful.

[@Quonka]

Song for Bob Dylan is great. Tell him we’ve lost his poems

[@kg3658]

thanks for all these classic reviews ! appreciate it

[@yeedeedeezeeghee8065]

THE ONE IVE BEEN WAITING FOR, MY FAVORITE ALBUM OF ALL TIME THANKS FANTANO

[@BB-xm6hy]

you've been doing so many good classic reveiws lately from bowie to nas to velvet to nirvana. please keep it up❤

[@breadd9514]

2:40 nobody: me in my mind: CH- CH- CH- CH- CHA-

[@sammysamsamsammy]

I love how often you feature the Polaris album in the background. You should really do a retrospective on that album and the musical influences of the Adventures of Pete and Pete (I mean like Iggy Pop played a character in the show c'mon).

[@tamarakluver]

Can you do a review of 'Electric Warrior'?

[@macglocky]

can you do a bowie best to worst

[@SamIsNotACritic]

I like how in the thumbnail you’re just missing the upper half of your head

[@davidcopson5800]

He's missing that without the thumbnail.

[@kchameov.3148]

Wow takes me way back to when a young teen growing up in Seattle suburb. This girl had moved from New York. And she simply siad you Have to listen to this NOW!!. And I did over and over and over. Haven't even thought of this album in years BUT can reciet every word in every song AND in the right order

[@ultraconceptmode]

The theatricality of 'Hunky Dory' I'm sure was meant to be parodical, to give a cheap, low brow, and satirical flavor to the record, which you should of mentioned, and it's an aspect which I find to be under appreciated in the album, because I think a lot of people listen to it unaware that that's what Bowie was going for

[@iancarroll5861]

Do a Beatles classic review

[@lostdilettante]

Review The Strokes - Is This It

[@chrisshill1252]

Thanks for the review of Hunky Dory..my favorite of his..even more so than ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars..t rex the slider, Lou Reed Transformer..and Yes..Fragile are all big favorites as well as the first New York dolls album...

[@austinvesely1785]

Pink Floyd - The Wall, Or any Floyd from their great era.

[@theskoolmustard00]

Austin Vesely I'm disappointed that he hasn't done a video like that

[@leoaguilar8684]

Austin Vesely >the wall >Pink Floyd's great era Pick one

[@Santiagoalva24]

Pink Floyd’s great era extends from pipers at the gates of dawn to endless river.

[@Descro382]

I can see him doing a classic review of Animals , based on what he's said before about Floyd

[@user-hu3iy9gz5j]

In my opinion Floyd's great era spins through the years 71-75, including three albums: Meddle, The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here. Animals initiated a downgoing spiral, where they sucked out the fun of the music with endresults bitter in tune. If Animals might be okay but The Wall is worse, consisting of merely a couple of great tracks.

[@oldchannellolz6086]

I love kooks. Don't kill me.

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

Pinny Hunky Dory>Ziggy Stardust But only by a little bit.

[@kabita2349]

Please do an album review of "Low" by David Bowie.

[@jerrys1]

I just noticed how much I like the way Anthony says “piano”. Like “pyano”.

[@Avalyn_Wu]

Hunky Dory is not perfect? U wot m8.

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

ASENBAISEN I thought that exact same thing.

[@EzioMonty117]

ASENBAISEN It isn’t. It’s a good album and my first proper exposure to Bowie. But i think he has many better albums out there.

[@pavlegrebenarevic382]

Station to station is

[@davidcopson5800]

@@pavlegrebenarevic382 Bowie Is.

[@UnplayedGaming]

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by Kanye West review 5/10

[@darylsprake8617]

how is it possible to submit an album to this channel

[@HarryCopperPot]

I love the song Kooks :( If you had kids you would understand it's charm.

[@burpie3258]

"And if the homework brings you down, then we'll throw it on the fire and take the car downtown" I wish all parents thought like this!

[@danielnicoletti4408]

The Black Parade by My chemical Romance is a classic for me. I wonder what Fantano thinks about it

[@Kunoichify]

i've wondered the same. it's also a classic for me plus it's heavily inspired by this bowie album

[@crabPEOPLE2000]

its poop so no

[@Giancarlo5]

its only a classic for people with cuts in their arms

[@Comicrevie]

I like this album, but I think there is a criteria for what Fantaner considers a classic. The Black Parade hasn't even been out a decade.

[@Kunoichify]

+Bloxx Gorrister true

[@alondotan239]

Wonderful Classics Week Fantano. This record and Close To The Edge are 2 of my favourite records, and you've introduced me to The Glow Pt.2 which I love so far. BTW, what happened to the podcast episode with YMS?

[@maxinator317]

audio issues i'm assuming

[@randyvargas8389]

You weren't a fan of nirvana or Nas or patti smith?

[@dkvbhd]

hi

[@alondotan239]

+Galhenig Guyshenig shalom

[@alondotan239]

+Randy Vargas I'm a fan, just not as much

[@JamesWale]

I'd love to hear you review Low, there'd be no chance now though.

[@Saephaan]

either low or station to station :(, bowie was so diverse that he could make 2 classic reviews for him :( I'm still sad he died :( :(