Is this his best album? What's his best track?
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Zachary Garcia
I prefer man who sold the world or low but this one is undeniably one of his best
Owen Gomez
IT'S NOT A SIDE EFFECT OF THE COCAINE
Wyatt Martinez
i don't know if that's his best album, but the title track is certainly a contender for his best
Joseph Morgan
I can confirm it's his best album. All tracks are 10/10 "Perfect".
Perfect
Thomas Nguyen
Sand and Vision
Henry Green
cynget committee
Xavier Walker
retard
Hunter Diaz
faggot
Kevin Gomez
OH MY TVC15
OH OH, TVC15
Luke Taylor
no
Justin Hall
kek no
Not even top 2 Berlin albums
Dylan Evans
pleb
Ethan Williams
prick
Benjamin Cox
How? Our lord Fripperino is playing on that album.
Nathan Martinez
Station to Station is his best album and Station to Station is his best track
Leo Gonzalez
I didn't say it was bad, the Eno minimalism wank just didn't have any place of the album and the Fripp section doesn't really make up for it because it's so short
Jordan James
I'd suggest this video:
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Austin Fisher
If the title track wasnt there, it wouldnt even be a contender imo. The title track may be my favorite Bowie track (definitely in top three). His best albums are Diamond Dogs, Ziggy Stardust, Scary Monsters and Low (in that order)
Benjamin Scott
>Ziggy Stardust
>top 4
"no"
Brandon Kelly
Yes. Its a perfect album from start to finish. Certainly better than Station to Station.
Matthew Nguyen
Whats your top 4?
Jason Rivera
Not him, but
>Five Years
>Moonage Daydream
>Starman
>It Ain't Easy
>Ziggy Stardust
>Suffragette City
>Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
>not Top 5
Owen Hall
Low, Diamond Dogs, Outside, The Man Who Sold The World in no particular order, kind of want to fit Scary Monsters Station to Station, Earthling and Blackstar tied somewhere in there too but that's cheating
Brayden Ward
I feel it's a bit placid compared to his later 70's work
Jeremiah Bailey
That's fair. I'm a bigger fan of his early 70s work, with Ziggy and Aladdin Sane being two of my favorite albums ever, than his late 70s work. All of his 70s and 80s albums are great.
Ayden Ortiz
>perfect album
>contains it ain't easy
Those are mutually exclusive statements
Kayden Green
>outside
I feel this is criminally under appreciated
Grayson Ward
NOPE!
Jackson Johnson
Agreed that its the only lull point in the track list but the rest of the material is so strong that its excusable. Besides within the context of the album its not *that* bad
Parker Lee
TVC 15 fucking sucks
Brayden Scott
Great picks!
Benjamin Robinson
Im actually listening to the album again right now. Only like half of it. Title track, Golden Years and Stay. Wild is the Wind is pretty good too. TVC15 and Word on a wing are not my cup of tea however...
Jordan Thomas
>Bowie releases his best album at the exact time he becomes a Nazi
J-just a coincidence, I'm sure
Adam Young
Is high school being hard on you, bud?
Leo Myers
TV15 is just so damn fun, how can you not like it?
The Stage recording is fantastic: youtu.be
Can understand Word On A Wing being marmite though, I think the context carries the track more than the song itself.
Angel Sanchez
>defending what you consider to be a near-perfect album means you're in high school
If you're not actually going to contribute to discussion, fuck off.
Eli Murphy
Hunky Dory is his best album, Station to Station is his best track
Sebastian Lopez
definitely one of his best works
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Justin Butler
Album? Station to Station
Track? Word on a Wing or Life on Mars
Zachary James
Modern Love is his best track. It is the perfect pop rock song.
Adrian Nguyen
IM THINKIN THAT IT MUST BE LOVE
Nathan Russell
I'm not the guy you're quoting but I love that video. It's amazing to get to know a little of the process that goes on behind the scenes.
Henry Campbell
Might be my favorite line in all of music
Lucas Morales
Whenever Station to Station gets brought up, nobody gives love to Stay. It's one of my favorite Bowie songs
Gavin Morgan
I'm not glad he's dead but I'm glad he's gone
Ryan Myers
>album
Probably Ziggy Stardust or Station to Station
>Song
Teenage Wildlife for sure.
I'm very much of the belief that if Scary Monsters didn't have Kingdom Come and Because You're Young on it, and ending it with Teenage Wildlife, it would have been the perfect album to end his career with.
As much as I like some of his later stuff, none of it really lives up to how good he was in the 70s.
Noah Harris
QUICK/ I feel bad as a catholic admitting this, butt/SAND
Jason Brooks
>not mentioning Low, the best album of all time
Charles Gomez
DONT LET ME HEAR YOU SAY LIFES
TAKING YOU NOWHEREEEEE
Jonathan Sanchez
word on a wing is his best track
Jonathan Morris
Station to Station > Golden Years > TVC15 > Wild is the Wind > Stay > Word on a Wing
Jordan Thompson
Album: Ziggy, Station to Station, Low, Heroes, and Blackstar are top tier, Low and Ziggy are probably the best of the bunch for me
Song: Life on Mars?, Station to Station, Sound and Vision, and Sons of the Silent Age are my favorites, lately I've been really into Fantastic Voyage
Jordan Nguyen
Yes. Word on a Wing.
Jordan Brooks
best track is the album opener. Low and Ziggy are tied for best album though
Mason Gray
Unironically love that album but it is defo not his best
Austin Martin
>David Bowie became a nazi while he was sniffing half of bolivia
J-just coincidence right?