Heroes

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"Heroes" is a 1977 art rock song by David Bowie, renowned for its soaring, emotive sound and status as one of his most iconic and influential works.

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instanceOf single
song
album "Heroes" (album) NERFINISHED
artist David Bowie NERFINISHED
associatedWith Berlin Trilogy NERFINISHED
bSide "V-2 Schneider" NERFINISHED
chronologyNextTitle "Beauty and the Beast" NERFINISHED
chronologyPreviousTitle "Be My Wife" NERFINISHED
composer Brian Eno NERFINISHED
David Bowie NERFINISHED
countryOfFirstRelease United Kingdom NERFINISHED
coveredBy Peter Gabriel NERFINISHED
The Wallflowers NERFINISHED
criticalReception widely acclaimed by music critics
culturalStatus one of David Bowie's signature songs
engineer Tony Visconti NERFINISHED
featuresInstrument Fripp-style lead guitar
featuresMusician Robert Fripp NERFINISHED
genre art rock
experimental rock
krautrock
hasLiveVersion "A Reality Tour" (live album) NERFINISHED
"Stage" (live album) NERFINISHED
hasShorterSingleEdit 3:35
hasTheme defiant love in the shadow of the Berlin Wall
includedIn many David Bowie compilation albums
inspiredBy a couple kissing by the Berlin Wall
key D major
language English
length 6:07
lyricist David Bowie NERFINISHED
notableFor influence on art rock and post-punk
soaring emotive sound
status as one of David Bowie's most iconic songs
partOf "Heroes" (album) NERFINISHED
performer David Bowie NERFINISHED
producer David Bowie NERFINISHED
Tony Visconti NERFINISHED
rankedOn Rolling Stone lists of greatest songs NERFINISHED
recordedAt Château d'Hérouville, France NERFINISHED
Hansa Tonstudio, Berlin NERFINISHED
recordedIn 1977
recordLabel RCA Records
releaseDate 1977-09-23
usedIn 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony
numerous films and television shows
vocalStyle gradually intensifying, multi-miked vocal performance
writerCredit David Bowie and Brian Eno NERFINISHED

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