“Look at me, I’m in Heaven.”

Always

He’s not dead he’s a starman waiting in the sky, he’d like to come and meet us but he already blew our minds 🪐✨🌎

Amen❤❤❤

I'm with you there, I found my sister's copy in around 76 when I was 12. Bowie became my absolute life long bar none Idol. I listen to something from him without exaggeration pretty much daily. Oh and I still have that very Rise and Fall album I snagged from my sister. It's one of my prize possessions. It is as well my # 1 desert island album. I have listened to that album literally A 1000 times and like yourself I listen to it from from to back.

Thanks, Mick Ronson

LOVE Moonage Daydream ❤

@@MA_808 Ronno was a great musician and producer himself. He was a classically trained pianist and a great arranger. I loved his harmonies with Bowie too.

Mick Ronson….a true rock n roll star.

@@MrDallman a real, humble approachable rock star. Like Bowie himself, he was someone you could talk to.

Seeing that will make it all worth while.

Convenido.

he's an incredible producer. i don't know why he's overlooked in comparison to such overrated hacks as david foster and jack antonoff.

To music nerds he's always been known. Back in the day, as they say, one would memorize all the details of a band that were listed on the album, or single, jacket.

He was actually less commercial after Diamond Dogs. Station To Station and the Berlin Trilogy - Low, Heroes, Lodger - were some of the least commercial records ever released by a major artist. He caved into commercialism for Let's Dance and he rest of the 80s.

@@nickhowarth4395 In fact, I consider Pin Ups and Diamond Dogs to be very commercial albums, he knew that worked well.

@@nickhowarth4395 In the 90s someone took him outside and said, "Look, you earthling, you've got just a few hours to get your act together."

I agree, a lot of newer artists think they've created new things when in reality, it's been done YEARS ago!

Siempre será el mejor, aunque pasen los años !!!

There’s always something new to discover, the trick is finding out what it is?Bowie was a trail blazer but he didn’t do everything, that’s absurd. Having said that were he still alive and could have stayed in his prime years forever then I’m pretty sure he would have had a go and would still be discovering new music directions today. In the meantime here’s to the next David Bowie in the future because there will be one waiting in the wings that’s for sure. I might not be alive to see it though? ☹️

@@Wishful-Thinking Did I say "he did everything"?? No. Dont strawman.

@@Low-Key123 Did anyone who reinvents themselves today say they were the first to do so, are totally unaware of Bowie , are totally original, or better than Bowie? You say It’s been done better by their betters by which I assume you mean Bowie but by whose yard stick? Yours! I think fans of whoever past or future will give you a different opinion on that judging by their own yard stick and not yours. What gives you the right to call them idiots🙄I also re affirm everything HASN’T been done so stop being a Bowie snob and putting a downer on artists who try past and future. Doing that doesn’t help us find the next David Bowie of which there surely will be one.

😊 J'ai 59 ans et grâce à mon frère qui avait 10 ans de plus que moi, Le Roi David m'accompagne depuis que j'ai 12 ans 💖💫

On the Hunky Dory liner notes, Bowie says "Some VU returned with thanks" regarding Queen Bitch. So I'm surprised to hear Ken say he'd never heard of them.

@@alexcampbell3032 VU were very low key, even in New York. It was the likes of Bowie who brought them to the wider public, so it's no wonder Ken hadn't heard of them. Ken was more interested in home grown bands🙂

@@HymnfortheDudes True.

The one that follows it. But they're all brilliant.

I think you're off-beam with that comment. It would apply more to Ferry and Eno than Bowie and Ronson.

Ronson played guitar, but ziggy wrote music and chords. So no, 😊ziggy wouldve been without mick

4. is in such a holy place