THIS WAS AN EARGASM !!! FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie - Space Oddity Official Video REACTION

THIS WAS AN EARGASM !!! FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie - Space Oddity Official Video REACTION
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[@TahoeNevada]

Shit’s been weird since Bowie died.

[@Gajh2014]

And Kobe

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

which is pretty strange, considering how strange he was lol

[@TahoeNevada]

@@ohioagainsttheworld676 He was the glue holding the space-time continuum together.

[@sexysadie2901]

Amen.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

And Neil. And Eddie. And hopefully soon, Donald. (what, too soon?) lol

[@johnmcfall9250]

God, I wish I could have EVER met a woman with my intense appreciation of all music. Your vids are an inspiration and hope for humanity. Music transcends everything else. At 73, I am glad I lived to see this. Thank you much for your energy and passion.

[@R2BMusicCH]

You got it. It's an avant-garde masterpiece. First released in 1969 it was inspired by Kubrick's Space Odyssey and the Apollo missions. I was still in primary school back then but that song resonated in my head since I first heard it. Also check out Bowie's Life on Mars.

[@jimooijevaar6894]

David Bowie is here as his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust

[@5309backbeat]

Honky Dory is just as good

[@thekevindeucey]

My sister turned me on to Bowie circa 1981ish (I was 12.) One of the first things I noticed about him was he was often his OWN back-up singer. His voice overs are incredible.

[@glennwisniewski9536]

What gives this song an otherworldly feel is the mellotron, a keyboard instrument that sounded like a string section, albeit with a sour tone. Rick Wakeman played the mellotron here. He would famously go on the be the keyboardist for the rock group Yes.

[@fausty150]

Do 'Life On Mars' next.

[@lipby]

I love that weird song

[@lillyf973]

Ooooh he looks awesome in that video!😃

[@michaelgold1180]

My top 1 favorite song go for it

[@colford5833]

Trippy is definitely the right word to describe Bowie, makes me feel old but amazing watching a younger generation discovering older music.

[@chrismeadows4216]

This song came about during the space race. David saw the film 2001: A Space Odyssey while high and this song came out of it. It was released in a shortened version 10 days before the Apollo 11 moon landing. Major Tom is a fictional character that David also wrote into songs like Ashes to Ashes and Hallo Spaceboy, and the music video for Blackstar.

[@stretchgilbert]

Just an utter masterpiece and lightyears ahead of it's time

[@scottsmith2473]

Bowie was a genius. So much of his music is brilliant. We were blessed with him, Pink Floyd, Queen and others all at the same time! Late 60’s and 70’s produced music that will be timeless

[@mamamurray2]

This was released in 1969. The same year as the moon landing. It was inspired by that and the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey."

[@warre1]

The song yes. This video is from 1972.

[@ottocarson]

Bowie could have composed it earlier. It is said that Stanley Kubrick asked him to write a song in order to use it in the beginning of his new film. Kubrick finally decided to take the Waltz Blue Danube of Strauss, but the intro scene was filmed and edited originally with the music of David Bowie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3KlfpJnqNiHoJY

[@mamamurray2]

@@ottocarson interesting!

[@69zenos1]

The FAKE moon landing?

[@bobcat420]

@@69zenos1 You're an imbecile if you think they could've faked something like that back in the sixties.

[@emteemac]

You are so adorable! I love young people so willing to expand their musical experiences. If you're goin' with Bowie... "The Man Who Sold The World" will freak you out!!!

[@petoasaurus]

The harmony is by guitarist Mick Ronson I believe. Eargasm - accurate description girl.

[@surlechapeau]

I think you'll like his "Fashion", guitar is insane. He rocks on "Suffragette City" and "Changes" too

[@sjd5750]

Guitarist on Fashion was GE Smith. The guy who used to head up the SNL band from '85 to '95.

[@TheCornishCockney]

The Man Who Sold The World album is his most rocking album and Mick Ronson was superb on that,check out the whole album.

[@surlechapeau]

@@sjd5750 Robert Fripp, Carlos Alomar played guitar on Fashion. Check wikipedia and songfacts. GE Smith appeared in the video.

[@sjd5750]

@@surlechapeau Wow!..That's crazy!..did not know that. I just assumed it was Smith, because of the video..Kind of weird that he'd be in the video..Thanks for the info.

[@surlechapeau]

@@sjd5750 It is definitely weird. You're welcome

[@hannahmore9118]

Watching your joy in his music was something else. You made me smile and laugh. Bowie was an extraordinary musician and composer on top of his performing talent.

[@samkeepintherockalive]

Check out "Ashes To Ashes". Bowie mentioned Major Tom again.

[@sst3d]

Lucifer Sam major Tom was Bowie’s alter ego....and yeah great song

[@MrBoyneboy]

@@sst3d No it wasnt Major Tom was what he called his Action Man toy as a kid

[@MrBoyneboy]

@@sst3d Ziggy Stardust was his alter ego

[@sst3d]

Anthony Mc Cusker Ziggy Stardust was Hendrix...jamming good with weird and gully....he played it left hand but made to far...etc. That’s an ode to Hendrix Lady Stardust was Tommy Bolin....... Bowie was always Major Tom....check out his final act....the play he wrote ...

[@MrBoyneboy]

@@sst3d I actually met David a few times and Ziggy was his alter ego he took on in homage to a 50s rocker called Vincent i think he was called . He has said Major Tom WAS what he called his childhood action man toy

[@1957PLATO]

Everybody in the world loves ar least one David Bowie song. This is a unique artist,

[@mamamurray2]

David Bowie was from another planet. Had to be... 💜

[@JC-es5un]

I would recommend "Rebel Rebel", another classic Bowie song you don't want to miss. Great reaction!

[@zoniekat]

Fantastic reaction! I've heard this song a million times but you somehow brought out new sounds I never noticed before. Excellent! Life on Mars, please. The live version with him in his blue suit. Starman, too!

[@cspringer333]

You should watch "The Man That Fell To Earth" starring Bowie as an alien...AWESOME!

[@brianfisher6165]

David Bowie was out of this world!!!😉👌✌️👍😁

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

Great video, well done! This was his first hit back in 1969.

[@chrissimpson6017]

"Golden Years" next please!

[@harripalomaki8796]

The next episode in the Major Tom saga: Ashes To Ashes (1980) A monster hit and another weird eargasm.

[@danmcconnell5941]

And maybe even Blackstar is the finale

[@harripalomaki8796]

@@danmcconnell5941 There's Hallo Spaceboy (1995) as well.

[@guyelmouchnino6531]

I 100% agree with you. Next song : Ashes to Ashes

[@studa68]

If you go to Ashes to Ashes (great song!) then you might want to check out Peter Shillings 80’s hit “Major Tom” inspired by David Bowie’s character Major Tom from the songs a Space Oddity and Ashes to Ashes.

[@naldovaz9157]

I watched this as a teenager on American Banstand... Davis Bowie has other great songs ....Fame..Young Americans and more bringing me way back to my growing up days....

[@xfishnutzx]

You pretty much have to do “Ashes to Ashes” now. The continuing story of Major Tom. Huge hit.

[@BigMacIain]

The mellotron was played by Rick Wakeman, who ended up as the keyboard player in Yes for almost all of their classic albums. He also plays piano on Life On Mars.

[@mikeking7710]

OMG how have I listened to this for over 50 years, and not know that Wakeman was on this track? I'm stunned...learnin' every day...

[@BigMacIain]

The story goes that Tony Visconti got him the gig because he knew how to keep the mellotron from going out of tune.

[@TheOriginalFILIBUSTA]

Top notch arrangement and production. Turning a folk song into Sonic Pop Art!

[@donaldanderson6604]

Wakeman was doing sessions when he was still at school and left music college because he was getting so much work. He was a very good sight reader and was known as one take Wakeman because he was accurate. Apparently Bowie offered him the gig with Spiders from Mars on the same day he accepted the job with Yes.

[@BigMacIain]

I know! Can you imagine him in makeup and 6-inch platform shoes?

[@laeonflux]

Try "I'm Afraid of Americans" for a completely different Bowie, just as amazing but different. A modern Bowie, produced by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. Amazing song.

[@dks6714]

I have read every suggestion in the comments and all of them are so good it makes me want to go on a Bowie binge. You can’t go wrong with any of these suggestions.

[@byronmitchell3784]

It was based on the movie 2001 a Space Oddisity. Which David said he viewed Several Times High... It's a very trippy Flick Glad to see you liked this Song....

[@tlrad2007]

Have you done much Pink Floyd? An early album called Ooma Gooma had some trippy music. One song in particular called "several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave and grooving with a pict".

[@frankiosue8296]

You are a sweetheart. Give a go black stars lasaraus his last album before knowing he's dead soon. It'll make you cry. I still think your on something as I said a couple of months ago love from UK

[@darost]

In the 70s, before the shuttle disasters. Nobody's been lost in space - yet. But when someone is, there'll already be a song abt it.

[@Logical_Chronical]

His first hit! He made this for the Moon Landing that happened about 1 week later after this came out in '69!

[@scottallencarr]

LOL bell rings us by now! Endless Love Scribe!!!

[@angierucinski5694]

Apparently Ground Control really said at take off of Apollo 11 "May God's Love Be With You". Really confidence boosting stuff. Welcome to the world of David Bowie. Life on Mars, Official video is one you might try for another reaction. ❤

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

The instrruments include a tiny battery toy keyboard called “a Stylophone”

[@melanieredfield9736]

I love how trippy this song is! If you want another, but very different, example of how Bowie layered music, try "Let's Dance". The guest lead guitarist was none other than Stevie Ray Vaughan!

[@fidge54]

Absolutely love watching you groove to a killer piece

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction! You looked overwhelmed at the end of that epic experience haha, The song was released on 11th July 1969 just 5 days before the Moon Landing on the 16th of July :) THe video is from 1972. I know EXACTLY where I was when I first heard this that year. I was a Working Class lad from South East London who, luckily, went to a Grammar School and became friends with a Middle-Class Guy and we were all playing Board games on the floor in his parent's house in Clapham S W London and this came on :) FUN FACT: Only (then ) Session Musician: Rick Wakeman knew how to use and control THe "Mellotron" so he got all the Session work at the time. He then joined YES, .the rest is history!

[@Dylpicklechips]

That is the most genuine reaction of any music I've ever seen. I think you might also like his older stuff as well, like 'Slow Burn' or 'Little Wonder'

[@emteemac]

When they first really got into stereo, many artists really explored the space. Bowie did it very well. Eargasm indeed!

[@fredrickm4436]

His spirit is leaving his body. He's mind (ground control) talking to his conscience (spirt) as he dies and looses contact.

[@adamslowikowski3085]

I love Space Oddity! It was the first pop song I heard when I was a little boy! Bowie is just so brilliant! A music legend! 🙂🌞🌻🙏

[@Tampahop]

Ok, I'll admit it. I'm not even normal for a Bowie fan. I'd like to see you react to "All the Madmen" or "Scary Monsters."

[@salvatorepatrone4819]

I always read this song as statement on our personal insignificance and inability to affect the chaos of the world. Gaining the perspective of the vastness of space Maj. Tom becomes addicted to the peace and decides to remain out there instead of returning. "Thank you wife, but your consolations aren't enough." LOL.

[@dugdoll3295]

His Concerts were Unforgettable 🎤🗣

[@julieford8788]

Golden years is a must! 💓💓

[@bodisci]

This song always reminds me of a spring break me and 2 buddies went to in the early 70's. Trust me we were floating in our tin can right there with Bowie!

[@jaynemorgan9216]

he wrote this for 1969 moon landing. Thanks I haven't listened to this in years. I enjoyed your response to this

[@Rambl3On]

This songs still blows your mind today. I can’t imagine what it was like to hear it come out back in the day. It must’ve exploded minds! Haha

[@mervyngilham2349]

One just floated listening to this it was so beautiful. So much music going on, great times growing up then.

[@brucedillinger9448]

Omg! You're reaction is fantastic! You are obviously digging this classic and I think that's great. Keep up the good work! And thank you for you're eclectic choices!

[@winstonsmith8441]

Great reaction. Lots of emotion. Bowie was one of the all time bests and the best artists played with him because of it.

[@chopsueykungfu]

The inspiration for the song was 2001 A Space Odyssey and was recorded before the moon landing.

[@jamesbaggett7223]

His wife of over 20 years was the queen in the Michael Jackson music video "Remember The Time"

[@ziptoung]

My fav David Bowie song!

[@klb3293]

Moonage Daydream is trippy as hell

[@johncampbell756]

This is the second video made for this. The first was 1969. This is 1972 when he broke big as Ziggy Stardust, hence the hair.

[@nw8000]

Welcome to the British 1960s Luv x

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Bowie's eyes are different colors. I believe he was punched when he was young and it blew out his retina. Oh, and if you have not done it yet, rebel rebel and ch ch ch changes

[@hunchburnem9002]

Another Bowie funky jam is “Golden Years”

[@pattejomartin6275]

The man was a genius composer and way before his time

[@ridetillidie8090]

There're many reasons David Bowie was a living legend...this is one. GREAT reaction! First time on your channel: won't be the last! Wonderfully articulate, not hard to look at ( :D ) and your comments are spot-on. Great job! New fan!! If nobody has mentioned them, you need to do a reaction to Type O Negative "Black No. 1" and Peter Steele, who, unfortunately, like Bowie, is no longer with us.

[@timlynch5710]

Best reaction to Bowie I've ever seen. Much love to you.

[@mythicsin3083]

Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

[@martinaday2677]

I just recently found Aurora-- Life on Mars(David Bowie cover) ...it is awesome! David would be very very impressed.

[@shiva1742]

Girl, you brought a smile to my old face!

[@mikeking7710]

This was released literally 5 days before the Apollo 11 mission was launched, so landing on the moon was still about a week away, but it was about to happen, so this was extremely topical.

[@KristyandMarcus]

He had seen "2001 a Space Odyssey" & inspired by this, wrote "Space Oddity" - but with a twist: Rather than the astronaut being trapped in space by his computer, Bowie expressed his own sense of alienation & had the character of the song "Major Tom", turn off communications & strand himself in space. The mind if a creative musical genius just doing it's thing. Brilliant song. Please do his follow up to this Ashes to Ashes.

[@eximusic]

Great review! You always pick up on and react to the most essential elements of the recording.

[@jimmiller2767]

David Bowie was a genius. RIP

[@jerrytexan4367]

You should check out Chris Hatfields version of this song. Done with Bowie's permission. Chris was an astronaut on the International Space Station and he filled all the sequences there and same and played the song himself.

[@josephpowell3949]

He took it to that next level!

[@tomwilliams8591]

Your reactions are easily some of the best I've seen. You notice every little detail and switch up, and you are clearly such a big lover of all music that your energy is just infectious. Seriously keep it up, easy subscribe from me!

[@johnheppenstall4904]

Loved your reaction to this! Good luck with everything x

[@tonyashaw7188]

David Bowie is singing back ground as well

[@michaelaldan4354]

on point as always my Lady...as always...

[@anodyne57]

I absolutely love watching you discovering this music...It energizes it anew for me, even though I've heard this song so many times in the decades since that first time, back when I was in junior high (Yeah, I'm in my 60's now). Credit to you also for being willing to show yourself *feeling* the music, and sharing with complete strangers. That takes some nerve and possession. Brava...

[@57minimo]

Starman was a great hit for Bowie and us of course. Have a listen! 🙂

[@Gforceracing20]

You made me laugh and smile with this reaction. Thank you. Bowie - Queen Bitch is one f my favs

[@SeemsFutileNow]

Been seeing your videos pop up on youtube. Watched 2 now I'm subscribed. You Rock

[@chrisv5906]

I love your visceral reaction to this song!

[@howardkip99]

The late great guitarist Mick Ronson doing backup vocals

[@nathanwanner..44]

Great reaction to an absolute musical genius

[@ianmarsden1130]

Thanks for that. I have known that song for 51 years. When you her something from when you are 6 you stop really listening to it. Your reaction made me hear this superb song again. Thanks and best wishes.

[@jellewalsh4659]

My chocolate Labrador is Named Major Tom I thought about Bowie but I didn’t want people to call him Bo.. He’s my service dog and my best bud

[@carlwatkins3053]

It's as if we can hear the trip to space through his musical interpolation Thank you again

[@jamessomers8808]

Everyone keep saying a lot of suggestions, all I can say is, you got a play Ziggy Stardust

[@jamessomers8808]

Ziggy played guitar.

[@mayaenglish5424]

@@jamessomers8808 Jamming good with Weird and Gilly,

[@jamessomers8808]

@@mayaenglish5424 and the spiders from Mars...

[@BoudicaJ]

Yesssss..tis where I began and not looked back since. The greatest genius that ever lived...literally

[@mayaenglish5424]

@@BoudicaJ I'm sorry sir/ ma'am, though your statement is indeed the truth, the correct next comment is actually: "He played it left hand"

[@gazmase6134]

Great video,superb song, how about a few more videos of him??

[@marksantos9225]

Wow Scribe you're the best !!! Absolutely loved this reaction video !!!

[@richardlee1972]

He was at his greatest when he hooked up with Lead Guitarist, Mick Ronson.

[@johnlongenecker7779]

I LOVE this song. Have for a VERY long time.

[@dupreecharley]

Just because of this video I'm gonna subscribe and watch ALL your reactions. This is how people should enjoy thier music.

[@simonjohn151]

what a great original song i was there with you all the way. so happy right now. cheers

[@Boatzilla2]

I've heard this song 100 times, but you pointed out details I never noticed before. Schooled by Scribe. Love your reaction.

[@raymondmanderville505]

Most recording back then were to specifically recorded onto the LP to divide sound into channels for the headphone effects that you are experiencing

[@ytg50162011]

Nice reaction!

[@danielmchale558]

David Bowie was so space out.