Check out the full album reaction here, just dropped it today!

It's almost become a cliche now, but seeing Bowie perform this on Top Of The Pops in 1972 (I was 11), was an iconic moment for those of us growing up in the UK in the 70's. His rapport with Mick Ronson, the sheer otherworldliness of Bowie himself. It was like an alien from space had landed in my living room. I don't even think Ziggy is the best album from his glam rock period. Although it's great I've always preferred Aladdin Sane (Ziggy on steroids) and Diamond Dogs. Of course though Ziggy turned him into a superstar, and then when they started rereleasing stufff from Hunky Dory which charted we realised what an overlooked album that was. Never stood still, always ahead of the curve. He's my generations Elvis.

Bowie's death was a terrible loss. He was one of the few rock stars who maintained a high level of creativity to the very end.

1972 has to be a candidate for the most prolific rock year ever.

When Bowie died, I was down, but I didn't lose it until I saw a clip of a crowd gathered in London singing this into the night. Such a great song -- the moment it pops up in The Martian was when I thought "Okay, this film just went from good to great."

Above and beyond being a genius, Bowie is a true artist.

David was a breath of fresh air when he came out. His approach to his vocals, musical arrangements, lyrics, etc. was different from anyone else and challenged the status quo. "Rock Stars" were put on notice to keep up with him.

This is my favorite Bowie song but since he died I can't hear it without crying. 😭😭

I truly miss Mick Ronson. His input to Bowie, Ian Hunter and his solo work are precious. Musician, arranger, producer... Michael Picasso indeed.

They way Bowie stretches out the resolution to the chord progression is really brilliant.

Now Bowie is the Starman, waiting for us in the sky.

He really is a Starman now.

David Bowie was more than a rock star. He created and re-invented himself as various personae: Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, Halloween Jack, The Thin White Duke... what a complicated and talented man! Loved this reaction - it's one of my favorite songs from Bowie.

Mick Ronson (R.I.P.) on guitar and harmony vocals. He was also a true master. Def. worth your while to see the live version of this.

Bowie was so good that Jim Henson and George Lucas had the insight to cast him in movie the "Labyrinth" which has become a classic. It also introduced him to my children who became big fans of all his music. Great reaction.

My favorite album from my favorite artist, and that's unlikely to change. I'm so happy I grew up and old with Bowie.

This was my gateway song into Bowie. It's been putting a smile on my face ever since it came out. Goosebumps.

Mick Ronson’s guitar tone throughout this album is incredible.

I just luv every thing Bowie had ever done as a life long fan .Got to see him live twice .Both highlights in my life for sure .He definitely fell to earth . 🌟 A bright star.

This album blew my mind when I was your ages .. still has the same effect today .. absolute masterpiece.