David Bowie - The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud / All The Young Dudes / Oh You Pretty Things
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2012
- David Bowie performing The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud/All The Young Dudes/Oh! You Pretty Things live at Hammersmith Odeon July 3rd 1973
I was there. He touched my face. Now 61 and love him as much as when I was a teenager.
can we all agree this was best human ever?
That transition to all the young dudes will stay in my memory for the rest of my life
Came here right after watching Moonage Daydream
He sings: “It’s so hard for us to really be.. really you (points at God)… and really me ” make of it what you will.
That little smile he gives at the beginning is so genuine as the audience recognized the song. He loved this song.
David Bowie was a gift to humanity.
I'm sure many would disagree with me, but I actually like this medley better than the individual songs. I love how it starts off slow and then BAM! All the Young dudes.
The thing about this young Bowie is that he had a perfectly formed voice for theatre and cabaret so early in his career?? amazing
Bowie saved my life, as far as me having no parents at 15. He was my daddy, my ideal man, my savior, my identity, and my life. I have every album and have lately started listening to him more. I think, how did I ever take little breaks. Life gets crazy. Oh you pretty things isn't mentioned in title of
video? why? I LOVE THAT SONG. Freecloud...delicious i am gonna attack my husband!!
Wild Eyed in my opinion is Bowie's greatest story-telling and composition effort. I was, and still am, a huge fan. He's done a lot of terrific stuff, especially early on, and I was part of it after '72 or so as a teen. I wore the records to no grooves left. Some of his songs are like the bible to me. This live performance has the studio song perfect.
This track is an example of the genius of Bowie's work. He was a sublime poet and artists
Bloody hell he was gorgeous.
If there hadn't been David Bowie, there would have never been New Wave and everything original after.
This was so far ahead of anything else you could expect to see at a rock concert in 1973 (and beyond). Staging, theatricality, delivery, musicality - you name it. Next level stuff.
"you'll lose me but I'll always be... really free..."
that melody..the transition when it goes into :all the young dudes: is music straight from GOD
The way he tails off the word 'free' when going into All the Young Dudes, my heart just melts!
He is just so fucking amazing, so much better than today's music :D
I had a dream about him last night, once again I woke up to feel different.