You can't lose with Bowie, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and onward. He never stopped making amazing music and he never stopped changing, always had a new look and sound to go with that era.

“Life on Mars” next. Trust me on this.

to this day....i still get chills when he says....your circuits dead, theres something wrong.....

Have you reacted to Fame by David Bowie? It is an ICON of a song.

Bowie!! Awesomeness!! Golden Years, Fashion, Changes, Jean Genie...just to start.

David Bowie "Let's Dance" please!

Man he's new to you? Only one of the great rock and roll artists in history. Ok so there's Suffragette City, Ziggy Stardust, Changes, Starman, Young Americans, Fame, Under Pressure with Freddy Mercury, Heroes, Rebel Rebel, I'm Afraid of Americans, and so many more. Welcome to the David Bowie rabbit hole, you're in for a treat, my Bros!

"Music is the cheapest way to travel", I love that, and Bowie WILL take you places, in all different directions, seriously, he will.

Bros, this is his first big one. Released in 1969. His 70s catalogue later nothing but brilliance

David Bowie the most creative musician that ever lived no question

Ashes To Ashes is the sequel to this. Also worth a listen.

A 50 year career and one of the greatest rock icons ever! This was 60s

David Bowie was a genius

"If we go into space, we should play this song." Here's Commander Chris Hadfield's performance of the song he did on the ISS: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gcd_dpyVxtTcfqM.html

As you get older he gets better. I’m a child of the 60s and 70s and he was the soundtrack to my youth. What an amazing talent. 😀

Under Pressure by queen was song by Bowie and Freddie Mercury together in the studio version

"Rocket Man" ~ Elton John

Just noticed that this is the first song you react from David Bowie? My god, he is one of the greatest artists in modern music history. The masterpieces from this man are endless!!! You are so lucky to hear for the first time Ashes to Ashes, The man who solved the world, Starman, Heroes, Ziggy Stardust, Time etc... There is no end!

David was a G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time). This is one of my favorites'-David paying homage to space travelers. I am 65 years old so I was lucky enough to know the music of the last 60 years👍🏾👵🏿🎶🤗.

I’m just here to hear Patrick sing this one. ❤️

Boys you have to realize the time in history. The space race was on, man had just walked on the moon. Bowie was called the chameleon always changing. His last album came out 2 days before his death. Major Tom was still there. 🔥

Classic! The ever changing, brilliant, iconic artistry of David Bowie. He was my first concert...he was amazing. This was a nice surprise, today. Thankyou Bro's, enjoyed your reactions.❤😊

"Hunky Dory" is my favorite Bowie album..Can't go wrong with any track on it.

THIS man is the greatest showman ever. You will have to keep an open mind and trust Bowie fans to guide you. Bowie fans guided me not so long ago and I had alot of years to catch up on.

Astronaut Chris Hadfield already performed this on the space station.

David Bowie had very good way of taking people on a virtual visual trip with the lyrics and sound effects!

YES, finally Bowie. Would love "Moonage Daydream" next.

And this is 1969 Bowie! You have soooo much to know about Bowie, Wow, I envy you the trip. Minds will be blown.

A real classic from a legendary artist. Enjoy it!!

"Here am I FLOATING round my tin can"......Major Tom is floating away in space. Great tune. Bowie is so good! Always changing.

Space Oddity was the first top 40 hit for David Bowie in the USA. It was a top 15 hit for him. The album version is longer. A few years before this, David Bowie produced the top 40 hit by Mott The Hoople called All The Young Dudes.

Mito. Grande. Iconoclasta. A mis 16 años escuchar Ziggie Stardust fue toda una experiencia que no olvido.

I saw many concerts. This was the first concert that put on a theatrical show. During this song he flew over the crowd in a cherry picker. It was the first time we saw him play this song. We all thought the same as you....wants going on?

You can take this song on a few levels: a trip into space, a drug trip, or even an allegory for each of us isolated and adrift in the world.

Ahhh Bowie, One of the greatest Artists ever. Now you have to listen to his best songs. Here they are. - Heroes - Life on Mars - Ziggy Strardust - Absolute beginner - Ashes to Ashes - Alladin Zane That enough for know, Mush more Bowie masterpieces after you have listened to those.

Would love to see more Bowie!

Gotta love the 70’s!!!! When music was music

David crossed so many Genres. Good luck and enjoy the journey

This was written and released right at the same time Apollo 11 landed and Kubrick’s 2001 A Space Odyssey came out. What a freakin’ time to be young! Are you kidding me??? Written from the perspective of the lonely astronaut floating in a tin can, depending on his electronic guidance. If you want a rocker from Bowie, try The Gene Genie for sure! Keep bangin’ my Brothers!

I'm 55 years old. Been a Bowie fan since forever. First seven albums are all great.

It HAS really been played on space. Bowie is genius!!

About time I saw a David Bowie from you two awesome reactionaries. I think Bowie is the greatest musical artist who ever walked the planet. Ten thousand years from now people will still be talking about how incredible he is.

Great reactions!! David Bowie was a master of disguise!

One of the most versatile singers. Bowie could move from one genre to another at the flip of a coin and never blink an eye! This song is great.

Bowie was a ground-breaker. Way ahead of the times.

Bowie songs: - 70's "Fame" & "Heroes" - 80's "China Girl" & "Modern Love" "Fame" is so crazy funky & David's voice in "China Girl" is so so sultry!

Great stuff from Bowie in the 80's "Modern Love" and "Let's Dance"

Major Tom is also mentioned in "Ashes to Ashes", "Hallo Spaceboy", and "Blackstar"

David wasn't made for our world. He understood life, but that was what broke him. Rest in peace

We played this at my father in law’s funeral. Lol! He was a very quirky man and he loved this song. I’m sure it made him very happy. ❤️❤️❤️

Bowie’s back catalog is massive. He’s a legend! Check out “Ashes to Ashes”, “Fame”, “Young Americans”, etc etc.

He stars in the movie "The Man Who Fell to Earth". He plays an alien. It's well done and worth a watch.

Bowie- he’s all by himself in my opinion. He wrote into the history of progressive rock music like none other. RIP one of the best songwriters ever.🎼🎶🎵🎸🎤🎹🎧🔥😎on the vocals alone....but then the arrangement......oh my goodness.

70s was the greatest decade ever, the 60s too. So much to discover

The panning going on in the headphones is amazing!

It's great that you're reacting to David Bowie songs and this one in particular. He was so influential in the 60s and 70s and beyond and I must have had loads of his songs. This one definitely takes you on a trip into outer space or beyond. You just go with it and enjoy.The film 2001 A Space Odyssey came out in 1968 and this song was released in 1969 so I reckon this was based on the movie. I loved songs like Jean Genie, Heroes, Rebel Rebel, Ziggy Stardust, Oh You Pretty Things, honestly the list is endless! David Bowie was a master at changing his image and sound, I think he was a genius at what he did! You're right, George, 70s rock is brilliant - so much experimentation was going on, bands finding their niche if you like and of course with all the different instruments making psychedelic sounds, it was like nothing we'd ever heard before!! Loads of new bands starting up, we were really spoilt! I'm so glad you've started doing reactions for David Bowie, I'm sure you will do plenty more. I so enjoyed your reaction to this one, George and Patrick, obviously something new for you and it's great you really got into it! All the best.

'Blackstar', 'Sound and Vision', 'Ashes to ashes', 'China Girl', 'Where are we now' ❤❤❤❤❤❤

David Bowie was the most diverse musician ever. He never looked or sounded the same on each progressive record he released - he had a new persona each time.

This song is actually from 1969, the same year as the first moon landing, so it would be more accurate to say that it anticipated the music of the 1970s. That is certainly no surprise, as David Bowie was an innovator and managed to stay a little ahead of his time throughout his career. He was one of the great geniuses of classic rock.

Space Oddity was David Bowie's first single to chart, and this was 1969, just before the 70's. Can you imagine a song this good as your introduction to the world? This song spring-boarded him instantly to mega stardom.

Moonage Daydream!

If you're just getting started with Bowie you should do 5 Years next. Right up your alley.

“Music is the cheapest way to travel”. You should put that on shirts. I have no words as far as Bowie is concerned. LEGENDARY is the best I can do.

Bowie was a genius

"Let's dance", "Bird on a wire"..."Lazarus". RIP Bowie🖤

A Canadian astronaut sang this on camera from space...I’m glad Bowie lived to see it...🖖🏻🇨🇦🥰💥

Performance artistry in its infancy! Enough said!

now you've got to listen to part two of this song ashes to ashes which is even better imo

I love how people are so confused and often ask what is going on? When they discover Bowie for the first time.

*David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust* 🔥 *David Bowie - Starman* *David Bowie - Moonage Daydream* David did some songs about George Orwell and the USSR too.... ‘1984’ and ‘Big Brother’

Music is the cheapest way to travel. I love it! Cheers!

Saw him in concert, Sydney 2004, Amazing! I have 11 LPs and that only covers up to 1979!!! His songs have been heard in so many tv commercials. It's everywhere

bowies a musical legend. so progressive, creative n experimental, great artist. heroes is my fav, try it live at live aid- so emotional.

Dudes. Your best line: "music is the cheapest way to travel"

This was actually released in 1969, just before the Apollo11 Moon landing. It was his first major international hit. He went on to become one of the most innovative and influential music artists of all-time! He was hugely respected within the music industry. He's one of the giants of modern popular music! During the 70s he'd adopt a different persona for 2 or 3 albums and would become that character for that period. His two most famous alter-egos are 'Ziggy Stardust' and the 'Thin White Duke'. The 'Major Tom', mentioned in this song, has his story continued, more than a decade later, in Bowie's song 'Ashes to Ashes'. It was a huge hit too. He's had so many hits, over the decades, that it's hard to know where to start. As well as Ashes to Ashes, I'd also recommend 'Wild is the Wind'. It showcases his vocal ability and is a beautiful song. Just make sure it's the, slightly longer, album version. Of course, you can't look into Bowie, without listening to his album, 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars'. It's one of the most influential albums in music history. It marks the height of glam rock and parts of it envision punk, well before punk rock happens. If the dictionary ever needs a good definition of 'cool' it could just have a picture of Bowie. He remained the epitome of cool, throughout his long career. An intelligent and witty man, when he died it was headline news around the World. World leaders, including the Pope and Barack Obama, paid tribute to him and the British Parliament tok time to pay tribute too, as did virtually every major star in the music industry. He's sorely missed. He was unique and we won't see his like again.

Bowie forever💖

yes you are listening to , yet another British icon!

"Music is the cheapest way to travel". What a great comment.You are so right about that.

Bowie was a fantastic entertainer. I saw him many times in concert and, similar to the Talking Heads, it's performance art. Bowie is one of those performers who reinvented his persona many times. The Major Tom character has surface a few times throughout the decades but space references were found all the way to his last album, Blackstar. His performance in the film The Man Who Fell To Earth was as an alien.

He's Learning to Fly past the Dark Side of the Moon. Such a cool song. Thanks for the reaction.

David Bowie is a legend. The Queen vid u two just reacted to..Under Pressure.. Bowie co-wrote the song with Freddie Mercury. He has a plethora of great songs! Thanks for reacting to this vid!

This man was a class act, "young Americans, diamond dogs, suffragette city,rebel rebel, the jean Jeanne,China girl" and so many more, ashes to ashes is the follow up song to this...Great reaction as usual guys.

Arguably one of the greatest artists of our time. i'd argue that he IS the greatest. such a large, strange, unique and diverse body of work he left. PLEASE domore bowie. This one was his first hit released in '69....right around the time of the moon landing. it took him a few years to have more success...then BOOM !!! i would recommend checking out his stuff in chronological order...maybe a few songs from each album. (if not the WHOLE album)....this way you get to see just how drastically he would change every album or two. amazing stuff...

R.I.P. DAVID..THE STARS LOOK VERY DIFFERENT TODAY.

What a beautiful talented man. I have been a fan since the 70’s. Love from U.K. 💜

EVERYONE always does this song, but Starman is my favorite, please!! Bowie is a legend, I adored him. Golden Years, Young Americans, Changes, Life on Mars, Time, the entire Ziggy Stardust album. He's was a true artist.

You're only grazing the surface with Bowie. There is so much mind blowing stuff from him that you have yet to discover. You're going to have so much fun! Peace!

One of the my favorite songs ever

'Music is the cheapest way to travel' :) - Great Quote!!

David Bowie was never that young. I had totally forgotten about that song.

Thanks guys!

Before you get started on a ton of space-related songs, I wanna let you know only about a dozen Bowie songs out of 400 are involved with space. His career was incredibly diverse, so you'll hear a ton of songs about other things. This music video came out 4 years after the song and had nothing to do with Ziggy Stardust, and I'm glad you used a thumbnail for the right era, because there's an earlier music video for the demo version where he was more of a hippie. I strongly recommend you check out some of his different material as well as the songs people have mentioned. My picks for you two are: Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud from the same record All the Madmen from The Man Who Sold the World Hang on to Yourself from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars Lady Grinning Soul from Aladdin Sane We Are the Dead from Diamond Dogs Win from Young Americans Sons of the Silent Age from Heroes Teenage Wildlife from Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) Loving the Alien from Tonight As the World Falls Down from the Labyrinth Soundtrack Seven Years in Tibet from Earthling Bring Me the Disco King from Reality You Feel So Lonely You Could Die from The Next Day If you pick any of these songs, whichever sound the most interesting to you, I can guarantee you'll be stunned. Keep up the great work! ❤

Such a beautiful song.

This song is so freaking good. When I was young. I didn’t appreciate it ❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

I walked past a Record shop on a Sunday morning, East Lane Market, and saw the album cover, went in and listened, coz you could do that, to the 12" record, coz that was the 'Thing', and I was blown away with. So I did the right thing and stole the album and took it home!!!

Heroes.

So many amazing songs Bowie made! Ashes to Ashes Heros Changes Ziggy Stardust Life on Mars Fame And so many more... He helpt also Iggy Pop and Loo Reed to find the success. And he wrote the song which is my favorite performance of Nirvana : "The Man Who Sold The World" And I'd forget his last album "Blackstar" exit few days before his death. A pure gem.

Thought I would catch you here, your reaction to "traffic" lead singer steve winwood was playing keyboard on your reaction to " While my guitar gently weeps".. Bowie masterful on space oddity, so many different sides to him. Such a loss.

This is one of the masterpieces of music! I have heard this song soooo many times, always this amazing

1969 - this, and Zep .... what a year!