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Space Oddity from the 1969 classic album of the same name from the most GLAMorous artist of all time David Bowie!...Not a perfect cover for its really hard to do a Bowie tune, but i am dedicating this to good friend Joe of the bowieaddick channel...hope you like this one eventhough not that good ha ha ha!

In 1933, Ben Dova performed his acrobatic act atop New York's 56 storey Chanin Building without any safety restraints.

Church of human bones ..

A bit surreal this one; but possibly my best yet. Please comment if you like it.

A homage to Tom's hilarious reaction to a drunken early morning soaking. Thomas clearly wants an explaination as to why this heinous act was committed but in his heartfelt pleas for answers he also raises an important issue - why?!?

it lives! the Oddities will not be silenced!!1 Momo is the Dark Lord and Bringer of Terror, Sokka feels like a woman, and Toph's gonna buy you a pizza. randomosity and fun NOTE: I DO NOT OWN AVATAR OR NICKELODEON AND I AM NOT MAKING ANY PROFIT OFF THIS VID WHATSOEVER

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the prequil to Avatar Oddities! (not as good since it came first) Slade loves crack, Cyborg has great ambitions, and Dr. Light misses his favorite drink. NOTE: I DO NOT OWN TEEN TITANS OR CARTOON NETWORK AND I AM NOT MAKING ANY PROFIT OFF THIS VID WHATSOEVER

911 Oddities in the Live News Coverage - Clip 5

The video had to be drastically shortened to fit the background music, but I think it still works well. This is the take off of a space shuttle set to music as viewed from the right forward camera that was attached to the right rocket booster.

An interpretation of a Superbeast for a drawing contest. Is not man the most beastly of all beasts. The Starchild would know what is beyond the infinite. This is what I want to make for a Halloween costume. =) In honor of Mr. Stanley Kubrick who wrote and directed "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968) and other wonders of the cinema such as "Dr. Strangelove," "A Clockwork Orange," "The Shining," and "Full Metal Jacket." The music was composed by Perhaps not the strictest interpretation of Superbeast for theSlyestFox, but is not man the most beastly of all beasts. The Starchild would know what is beyond the infinite. This is what I want to make for a Halloween costume. =) In honor of Mr. Stanley Kubrick who wrote and directed "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968) and other wonders of the cinema such as "Dr. Strangelove," "A Clockwork Orange," "The Shining," and "Full Metal Jacket." The music was composed by Richard Strauss and is titled "Also Sprach Zarathustra." The philosophical discussion by Friedrich Nietzsche of human evolution on higher levels was the inspiration. of human evolution on higher levels was the inspiration.

First o an instalation of early morning TV oddities. Please don't be offended just have a laugh and enjoy!

Space Oddity is a powerful narrative, echoing Arthur C. Clarke's book, and Stanley Kubrick's movie, 2001: A Space Odyssey, both released in 1968. The similarity in titles suggests that this film was on Bowie's mind when he wrote it. The main character in that novel (and in the movie) is called "David Bowman". The song is often interpreted to be about self-destruction and estrangement from humanity. Major Tom's cryptic last message, "Though I'm past one hundred thousand miles / I'm feeling very still / And I think my spaceship knows which way to go / Tell my wife I love her very much (She knows!)", suggests that he is still alive and well and chooses to kill his circuit to ground control. Bowie seems to confirm this interpretation with his 1980 follow up to "Space Oddity", "Ashes to Ashes", where Ground control eventually receives a message from Major Tom: "I'm happy, hope you're happy too". Drug users, specifically those who experiment with hallucinogens, find the song took on new meaning following Bowie's battle with drugs in the 1970s. In "Ashes to Ashes", Major Tom's communication failure could be reinterpreted as losing human contact due to drugs. Space Oddity is often interpreted as "a bad trip". At the start of the song Major Tom takes pills ("take your protein pills and put your helmet on"), those pills have their effect ("and I'm floating in a most peculiar way / and the stars look very different today") but eventually Major Tom fails to come out of his trip. In an interview on VH1 Legends in 1997, the narrator and Bowie himself stated that the inspiration was his relationship with Hermione Farthingale, a woman for whom Bowie had deep feelings. This narrative continues in rock music throughout the late 20th century, both in Bowie's own work and that of others. As well as the aforementioned "Ashes to Ashes", Elton John's "Rocket Man" seems to allude to Major Tom, though not by name. It tells of an unnamed astronaut who is lonely in space, who is "not the man they think I am at home". Bowie alludes to this analogy in a live performance of "Space Oddity" released on the David Bowie BBC Sessions 1969-1972, in which he sings, "I'm just a rocketman!" In 1983, the German pop singer Peter Schilling released his own take on the story, entitled "Major Tom", although he denied for several years after the song's release that his Tom was the same as Bowie's, and even went so far as to claim he had never even heard Space Oddity. Bowie himself returned to the subject on 1995's Outside album with the song "Hallo Spaceboy", and a hit single remixed by The Pet Shop Boys even included disjointed lyrics from the original "Space Oddity". Source: wikipedia

Mad-oddity Images of dreams old schemes whatever is begotten befalls the body of a creep the eye dashing with light in sorrow of whisper on my lap the child deserving madness showing adultory of childhood’s disease under the secret arch of pain. Ivan de Monbrison

I hope y'all like my little twist on this beautiful Elton John classic, peppered with pieces of a couple of other British "Space" songs......

As if there isn't enough cooking shows out there already! Jeez!