David Bowie - Life on Mars (Glastonbury 2000) 

amazing comment!

You’re damn right.

This is the most beautiful comment

And the stars look very different today. 🌟✨⭐️💫

I- 😭

or "Mr Bowie.... there is life on Mars

yoooo thats genius that should actually happen.

One of the top comments of all time Thank you for this, my friend

It's yes, because human life arrived

National anthem of mars

He never had laryngitis. He wanted a sing-a-long.

GravityBoy72 U CALLIN DAVID A LIAR MATE

@@GravityBoy72 You heard him the same as we did. Poor call to diss a guy who cant defend himself.

@@phat111 Yes.

@@davidmg1925 It was a harmless lie, but still a lie.

Well said .

Here here

me too cobalt bob

I would be less of who I am without Bowie having ever sung

Truer words have never been spoken.God blessed us to be alive during David's time here.

Your dad had good taste.

Sorry for your loss, maybe they are mates up in heaven.👍

Hey man , hope you’re still doing well

Exactly the same for me mate, lost my father in October 2015 and found Bowie not long after, was great fun digging through the old man's music collection.

Stay close, Ryan! Lost mine in 2003. I try to!

Genius

Not only that, but intelligent and insightful as all hell! Check out his interview with Jeremy Paxman in '99!

In the early Bowie years was actually Mick Ronson the genius behind most of David's work. As people admitted later he was so much more than a guitarist. David then later mastered his craft and became more prolific in writing, arranging and producing. Nobody can take it away from him, but M R was a major force on his early years. R. I. P. both.

​@@fabrix7907 That's a great point. After Ronson left, Bowie took a bit to recover. I love Diamond Dogs and Young Americans, but it wasn't till Station To Station that he really hit his stride again.

Did you know major Tom's a junkie

@@fabrix7907 Ronson was a skilled producer and arranger, but he was not the architect of Bowie's early work. That was Bowie. Ronson was an influence and a creator, but he was not at all the driving force behind Bowie's early work.

Why is he reading music though?

@@MrShandydash i love the fact he's reading the music ... sh*t ,,, 9 fingers here, 1 there then jump to that then WTF! ... bit like me doing a recipe sight unseen .... wait for 2hours ... oops

And we miss him daily...

Superior & Fabulous ... I hope my David Bowie YT Interpretation songs makes him smile from the other world.

definitely one of the creative geniuses of modern time

Freddie Mercury disagrees.

@@BAR-id4yz You have a good point XD That being said, Bowie truly was the only artist who could follow Queen.

B AR Both the Beatles and Bowie are a tier above Queen

B AR Freddie Mercury was a good musician and a better performer than David Bowie however Bowie was the better artist

Since he left us I cry at every performance no matter which song. But this one, and Wild is the Wind (live) have me crying a river

Absolutely iconic song. 👌🏻

This song is like a fantasy movie with all of its glory and emotional impacts packed into one song.

Stand for the disappointment about some lousy movie topics.

Im sitting here wondering why Im in tears

Hardly - you cannot compare his voice to Freddie, or someone like George Michael - They were both a trillion times better than Bowie, vocally. If you cannot hear that, then you shouldn't be listening to music, and that's not an opinion.

Imagine being a gatekeeper and telling someone they shouldn't listen to music

@@RelativeBadger Straight out bullshit ! George Michael is a STUNNING Singer because of his timbre and beautiful tone. But his Range itself wasnt even that special. Bowies sheer vocal Range tops Freddies btw... Bowies Range: B1-Eb6 Freddies: F2-D6 Get your facts straight next time you comment. Because this is no opinion. Its a fact. Bowie had a wider Vocal Range than George Michael and Freddie Mercury. But its a matter of taste which voice/tone you like/prefer more tho. Mercury may had a more powerful chest voice but he also wasnt perfect. Especially on live performances. He always avoided climatic high notes and lowered the key of the songs.

@@RelativeBadger You're wrong, that isn't an opinion.

@@RelativeBadger Need a hug?

Your not alone

As well my friend.

He hasn't gone he has simply become music just like Beethoven, Mozart, Strauss.

@@sovaine He's buried in Upstate NY. Literally not far away from me. But Being Bowie...he never said where he was buried. He was/IS STILL one of my Favorite Musicians.

Where's this awesome movie?

Mesmerized?

Lets Dance?

I saw him in munich 1983. 16 years old and my heart jumps even today when I remember this great concert.

qbear17 Believe Rick Wakeman did the original track

He did. The point still stands though. Mike Garson is one of Bowie’s great standouts.

So true and specially his contribution on the album "Aladdin Sane". Besides Mike the other hero Mick Ronson!

Don't forget about Tony Visconti and Robert Fripp!

Mick Ronson.

Is that the pianist? He is amazing!

@@bobbybecker6435 Garson was his pianist and friend for 30 years or more. Aladdin Sane was his show

Listen to the guitar on Aladdin Sane and you'll appreciate it was a triumvirate! Ronson's work there, although less showy than Garson's piano is amongst his best with Bowie ...... and that has to be good!

I believe that the original album version was Rick Wakeman, on piano.

Correct Sir.

Legend behavior

Freddie

@@gantz0949 nah - in my opinion Freddy is somewhat overrated

@@JJFHNREHJEDK wow😲 Freddie had s waaay better voice with waaaay better range. Freddie also had way better stage command. He rocked out all of Wembley.

@@gantz0949 Tbf thinking about it I don't disagree - I guess I just prefer Bowie's style of music

@@gantz0949 yes but in songwriting bowie was leagues ahead

Same. I rarely am sad when a famous person dies. I mean, I feel bad, but that's about it. When Bowie died I felt like the world shifted.

I remember I was at school, working. Had to turn on the computer and, completely out of the blue, I read Bowie was dead. I started crying. I did not want anybody to see that but could not help it. (Sorry for my bad English.)

I was awoken in the morning, by my mother who told me he had died, I couldn’t believe it at first, I thought she might of got mistaken for someone else, but no, it was Bowie who had passed, and I was just stunned, then started crying.

I assume this is the BBC iPlayer version

You should hear the dvd version, here the audio it's overcompressed, maybe some kind of mastering or broadcast audio process, not bad, but in the dvd the audio has more dynamics. The bbc audio engineers are among the best in the world. Sorry for my english, greetings from Argentina.

Firstly, I hope this finds you in a better place. Secondly, if you haven't listened to the albums 'Low' and 'Heroes' and consider where Bowie was emotionally when those were made. You've got this.

@@mediocrefunkybeat thanks for your kind word.. i just lost my day 2 months ago. seems i have to live with my anxiety. Idk i felt like when im bout to do something new, there will be lot of rejections n failures along the way.

@@ganbatte1260 It doesn't go away but you learn to manage it over time. Small steps towards your goals and don't beat yourself up if you have any setbacks. The fact that you have setbacks means that you're trying.

@@mediocrefunkybeat yesss.. thanks... i wish u all the best also man. thanks for motivating me :)

Music is your medicine 😊

BLACKSTAR

~ Holly, I think it is because David, through all his guises and eventually his most naked and visceral periods, always let us see something of the man behind the masks; he was a peculiar kind of chameleon, one that let you see his shape. To put it more clearly, perhaps, Bowie gave us more of his real personality than he ever let on. He was a tremendously important figure in 20thC early 21stC culture. I miss him terribly.

Fabulous ... I hope my David Bowie YT Interpretation songs makes him smile from the other world.

Rob Jones ‘it’s true, we never will. The Master Blaster.

hunky dory is better in my opinion

they’re both his best

although low is even better than both

@@Jack-ry7fl I don't know man, Low's instrumentals are rather weak. I'd say Station to Station or Scary Monsters.

@@Neuroneos oh yeah, for me station to station is a close second

They did, but it also had laryngitis and didn't cope quite as well

@@Googlesucks123 look at this kid he thinks he’s funny

Damn! We must start a movement

We get it bro you know the lyrics

@@rayburn8282 😂

Fabulous ... I hope my David Bowie YT Interpretation songs makes him smile from the other world.