Edits history: Space Oddity
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David Bowie song
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"[b]Space Oddity[/b]" is a song written and performed by item:108981[David Bowie] and released as a music single in July 1969, it was also the opening track of the album item:111019[David Bowie] (also known as [i]Space Oddity[/i]). The song is about the launch of Major Tom, a fictional astronaut. Besides its title, which alludes to the film item:108878[2001: A Space Odyssey], the introduction to the song is a barely audible instrumental build-up that is analogous to the deep bass tone in Also sprach Zarathustra that is prominently used in the film.
[b]"Space Oddity"[/b] is a song written and performed by item:108981[David Bowie] and released as a music single in July 1969, it was also the opening track of the album item:111019[David Bowie] (also known as [i]Space Oddity[/i]). The song is about the launch of Major Tom, a fictional astronaut. Besides its title, which alludes to the film item:108878[2001: A Space Odyssey], the introduction to the song is a barely audible instrumental build-up that is analogous to the deep bass tone in Also sprach Zarathustra that is prominently used in the film.
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Space Oddity
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Created date:
1969-7-11
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United Kingdom
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Description:
[b]"Space Oddity"[/b] is a song written and performed by item:108981[David Bowie] and released as a music single in July 1969, it was also the opening track of the album item:111019[David Bowie] (also known as [i]Space Oddity[/i]). The song is about the launch of Major Tom, a fictional astronaut. Besides its title, which alludes to the film item:108878[2001: A Space Odyssey], the introduction to the song is a barely audible instrumental build-up that is analogous to the deep bass tone in Also sprach Zarathustra that is prominently used in the film.
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