And there will never be a greater one.
Astronaut Chris Hadfield does a cover of David Bowie’s Space Oddity . . . in outer space
Also: Does anyone see a resemblance to a certain TV character? Is NASA cooking meth beyond the mesosphere?
The Greatest Music Video Ever Made
12 responses to “The Greatest Music Video Ever Made”
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Man, I wish I could sing! Being an astronaut wouldn’t be too bad either, come to think of it…
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Flanders in Space . Brilliant. And actually not a bad singer
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Tremendous! I wish my dad were around to see this. He worked for NASA for 25 years.
Such a cool video.
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And he lives in the end! Brilliant.
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Better than Ave Maria in the Sistine Chapel, better than Poncho and Lefty at the Grand Ole Opry, but now I want to see someone sing Rocket Man at launch.
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“Think of the crystal size we can get in Zero-G, Mr. White!”
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Wow that is epic! I actually kinda wanted to cry given that I think Bowie’s song Space Oddity is kind of sad and melancholy already and then throwing in the fact that this is a real man in outer space seeing the earth in a way we will never get to. Absolutely beautiful, thank you so much for sharing this.
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How the heck did they get a piano into the space station?
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Probably a music program on his laptop like Reason or Logic would do the trick.
Also, in zero G’s, fretting guitar chords is extremely difficult. You’re trying to land your fingers in the right spot and the guitar keeps moving position on you. Not to mention the effects of zero G’s on one’s voice. The nostrils get a bit plugged because they don’t clear resulting in a whinier voice. If he recored this one earth, I imagine it would sound different.
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What an awesome video!!! :)
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*So* glad you didn’t post Europa’s “Final Countdown.” Takes me weeks to get that out of my head.
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He’s the first Canadian to serve as the commander of the ISS. He may as well be a rockstar god up here in Canada.
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