>> ^thinker247:
I love Annie Lennox, but I always come back to the fact that nobody could out-sing Freddie Mercury. Ever.


Can't argue with you there. Freddie was a one of a kind.

she's damn sexy. so is david bowie (weirdly), but they are 2 of the most androgynous figures in pop culture, even aside from ziggy stardust. watch more 80's mtv.

>> ^Payback:
Androgyny? I'm sure you only refer to Ziggy. I'm sorry, but when factoring in her voice, Annie is one of the sexiest women alive.

thanks sweet lips!
In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
Genius, I've loved this song for so long... *british and *promote

Looking Major Tom in the molars.

Could the artistry of David Bowie be tied somehow to the appearance of his teeth? That appears to be the subtext of the video. I find it interesting that Rolling Stone’s Alan Light feels that after Bowie cranked out not only Ziggy Stardust, but Hunky Dory, Low, Station to Station, etc., the one thing “holding him back” was a self-consciousness about his teeth. Hmm, by that logic…did cosmetic surgery beget Tin Machine?!

The only one I really care for is "Christmas at Ground Zero". Okay, I can bear the duet/skit with David Bowie and Bing Crosby...up to once or twice a year.

This is awesome.

Also, is it just me, or does the video remind anyone else of that old 80s movie with David Bowie called Labyrinth?

Good stuff. Usually drum solos are the very definition of boring but some of them stand out. The best one I ever heard was David Bowie's drummer Dennis Davis, on his 1976 Station to Station tour. They played at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island and the show was broadcast on the King Biscuit Flour Hour. Dennis has a drum solo during "Panic in Detroit" and I have never heard any musician so connected with his instrument as Dennis is on that solo.

David Bowie is so awesome.

Fuck David Bowie....is what Graham Chapman would say.

ty fixed!

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*deadjim

>> ^shole:
naw, i'm pretty sure they got david bowie to help them out with that


I see what you did there. (Exactly what I was thinking.)

naw, i'm pretty sure they got david bowie to help them out with that

Tags for this video have been changed from 'david bowie, moonage, day, dream' to 'david bowie, moonage, day, dream, 70s, 1973' - edited by rasch187

I presume it was a reference to Canada Day - thanks!

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*promote

So he got some of his moves from Bill Bailey, David Bowie, James Brown, and Bob Fosse.


I guess his only true invention is his perverted crouch grab while wearing a sequin covered glove.