Pretty decent.

Any one that can make pressure sound like a light weight movable object kind of like playing some wierd kind of head game, and I am too sure between David Bowie and Queen, both are aces at the high wizardry of head games, unfortunately both are gone before there time. But the song actually used to come on with one of the credit cards, and the message was like the anti-thesis of pressure. It was a great song.

Sorry, but *retch*.
I can take as much cheese as a Dokken and cheddar convention can throw at me, but I cannot take this rubbish...

First it sounds like a Queen song and then it sounds like a David Bowie song. They blend so well you find yourself wondering why they didn't make more music together. Great song. Beautifully performed and well produced.

The vocal performance is enough to warrant the strength of this song. I have a feeling just the presence of Freddie Mercury had Bowie singing his very best. Singing is empathetic in that way, almost like yawning, I believe; if one person sings right, his or her fellow singers are almost hypnotically led to do the same. Anyway, the fusion of their voices is great. Compositionally, the song is a collaboration of all of Queen and Bowie himself. I think it's achingly pretty and it never gets old.