David Bowie's Iconic "Space Oddity" Music Video Released
Ground Control to Major Tom: A Timeless Classic Unveiled
The official music video for David Bowie's legendary song "Space Oddity" has been released online.
The video, taken from Bowie's second studio album "David", was produced by Gus Dudgeon and recorded at Trident Studios in London. The song, released in 1969, tells the story of a fictional astronaut named Major Tom, launching into space and leaving Earth behind.
Bowie's iconic lyrics and the song's haunting melody have resonated with generations of listeners. The video, directed by Mickey Jones, brings the song to life with stunning visuals, capturing the sense of wonder and isolation of space travel.
The video features Bowie in his early Ziggy Stardust persona, complete with his signature red hair and striped jumpsuit. It follows Major Tom's journey from his pre-launch preparations to his departure into the unknown. The video's psychedelic imagery and dreamlike atmosphere perfectly complement the ethereal nature of the song.
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