David Bowie - Life on Mars (Glastonbury 2000)

David Bowie performs Life on Mars at Glastonbury 2000.

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[tomraffell]

Bowie didn't die, Earth was just a stop on his tour.

[TheInselaffen]

First words spoken on Mars, "Mr. Bowie, the answer is yes."

[ThatGuy-yc]

David Bowie: says he has laryngitis

Also David Bowie: nails the song

[CobaltBob]

The soundtrack of my life wouldn't be complete without the works of this great master. Rest in eternal peace, Starman.

[jukeboxtimebomber]

Earth has been around for 4.6 billion years and we all happened to have been alive at the same time as David Bowie. How wonderful.

[ryanseanoneill]

My dad adored this man. He died back in 2015, I never really listened to Bowie before then but I wanted to get closer to dad even though he isn’t here anymore. So I listened to Bowie and he has impacted me ever since. He is such a genius and I understand why my dad loved him.

[Androgiron]

"Im very fearful tonight cause i got struck down by laryngitis earlier this week"
*sings like this*
What a Fucking LEGEND.
Miss somebody that you never met, bloody Bowie

[Poetic_Justice]

What a brilliant musician, lyricist and vocalist Major Tom was. Stunning.

[da]

Words can’t describe how much David Bowie means. A true master.

[peterherrington]

The man's vocal range was astonishing (with laryngitis)
Absolutely irreplaceable.
Rest in peace Sir

[Janet]

Can we just mention the amazing pianist here. Amazing performance.

[danm]

The greatest artist of all time. Without doubt. RIP David Bowie

[ISOPhotography]

Asks crowd to sing along
Starts to sing
Crowd in silent rapture
Legend

[AndyHutchinsons]

This song makes me get all teary-eyed every time I hear it. Sailors, fighting in the dancehalls ...

[ministrychicago]

Still Can't believe he is gone. Love My Bowie.

[qbear]

Mike Garson with his keyboards is the hero of David's music.

[johnbowie]

I still miss him badly.
Never get tired of his music.

[MrMonikerjay]

Just watched the doc "1971 the year that music changed everything" when Bowie wasn't Bowie yet and he played Glastonbury when it was just a Pyramid stage and a smaller field. He went up on stage at about 5:30 am and started singing the bones of what would become "Changes." Then, hanging out in New York with Lou Reed and Warhol he knew he was about to transform into the Ziggy. Then he did and it was brilliant. He said after that first show, "Oh my god, I think we just killed the 60s."

[stevei-c]

The sound quality on this is so much better than the version that was televised last weekend

[Deedee-eesg]

Bowie remains one of the greatest artist/songwriter/ of all time. He just can't be equalled.