If you were to make a retrospective of Bowie's career in just 15 albums, which ones would you pick?
1. Man Who Sold The World 2. Hunky Dory 3. Ziggy Stardust 4. Aladdin Sane 5. Diamond Dogs 6. Young Americans 7. Station to Station 8. Low 9. "Heroes" 10. Lodger 11. Scary Monsters 12. Let's Dance 13. 1.Outside 14. Heathen 15. Black Star
Space Oddity Hunky Dory Ziggy Stardust Aladdin Sane Diamond Dogs Young Americans Station to Station Low Heroes Lodger Scary Monsters and Super Creeps Black Tie White Noise Earthling Heathen Blackstar
Christian Reed
David Bowie Space Oddity Man Who Sold The World Hunky Dory Ziggy Stardust Aladdin Sane Diamond Dogs Young Americans Station to Station Low "Heroes" 1.Outside Earthling Heathen Black Star
Ayden Hernandez
>Black Tie White Noise I'm genuinely offended that this would make anyone's top 15
Jaxson Ortiz
Is it wrong of me to call myself a Bowie fan even if I've only heard about 8 of his albums?
William Ross
As in "I've heard an estimate of 8 of his albums", not "There are only 8 albums of his that I've heard about"
Aaron Collins
1. Station to Station 2. Low 3. Lodger 4. Blackstar
Connor Morris
I say I'm a Bowie fan all the time yet I've listened only to these
Nathaniel Perez
Ya gotta at least listen to Ziggy Stardust, that's quintessential Bowie
Andrew Gonzalez
I'm nearly finished listening to all his albums and that's depressing
Brayden Ward
This but replace BTWN with Outside.
Dominic Perry
Ah, but how would you rank those?
Blackstar > Outside > Low > Station to Station > Ziggy > the rest >> Heathen > Let's Dance
Liam Young
so it's safe to say 4 years on that no-one actually liked the next day, it was all bullshit 'le return to form' hype?
as long as we can all admit that and move on that's okay. hell, he even went on to release a genuinely good album afterwards!
Cooper Sullivan
Why the fuck does everyone hate BTWN so much? God damn it wasn't that bad guys. It was a sweet album. Jump They Say is one of the first songs I ever heard from him.
Nicholas Foster
this tbqh, I only care for 1 or 2 songs on the next day
Jayden Bell
The Man Honky Ziggy Aladdin Diamond Station to Station/Young American Low Heroes Scary Monsters The Buddha Outside Hours Heathen The Next Day Blackstar
John Ross
1. Diamond Dogs 2. Scary Monsters 3. Low 4. Ziggy Stardust 5. Station to Station 6. Heroes 7. Blackstar 8. Aladdin Sane 9. Outside 10. Lodger 11. Hunky Dory 12. Man who Sold the World 13. Young Americans 14. Heathen 15. The Next Day
Xavier Moore
It wasn't bad, just boring and forgettable. I'd say it's on par with his 2000's stuff, maybe slightly less.
Aiden Morales
I don't hate it! Jump They Say is one of his best songs. I just prefer Outside. I'm by the way.
John Ward
Fair enough. I guess I was referring more to the other user.
Angel Wright
The Next Day wasn't a 'return to form' album, it was a 'return' album. it had been a decade since he released Reality and all signs pointed to his being done with music. I dig the album but wouldn't put it among his best.
Elijah Lewis
I never liked anything from Bowie EXCEPT for Blackstar. Blackstar is fucking great and I love it and the rest of his discography and go straight to hell. Except for this one song, Love is Lost, but only the remix by James Murphy. The ten minute one, not the abridged four minute version.
Jonathan Hall
What do if you only enjoy Bowie's pop songs? I mean stuff like Cracked Actor and Let's Dance are the only Bowie songs I can enjoy desu
Ethan Baker
>and the rest of his discography and go straight to hell You and I both know that's a little extreme.
Cameron Nguyen
if you only like one bowie album you cant be considered a fan. gtfo this thread pl0x
Charles Martinez
>thinking being a fan is a badge of honour
Have you considered treating your terminal mental retardation through suicide?
John Davis
R A R E opinions coming through 1. Labyrinth 2. Heroes 3. Heathen 4. Scary Monsters 5. Blackstar 6. Low 7. Tonight 8. Black Tie White Noise 9. Earthling 10. Hours 11. Diamond Dogs 12. Hunky Dory 13. Reality 14. The Next Day 15. The Man Who Sold the World
[spoiler]ziggy is one of his most overrated if not worst albums
Henry Turner
these aren't even actual opinions, you literally just picked shit out of a hat didn't you?
Jaxon Jackson
nope, actual ranking
Jaxson Campbell
>rare opinions they're rare because they're unanimously bad opinions
Carson Phillips
samefag ziggyfa(n)gboys
Juan Jones
Ziggy isn't his best, but it's by far bad - how mentally damaged do you have to be
Juan Wright
>Ziggy isn't his best, but it's by far bad
Nathaniel Robinson
lmao ur taste sucks
Joseph Gutierrez
now look who's the samefag
Jason Gray
Not me, dumbass.
Jose Rivera
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Jonathan Torres
If you're asking for what 15 albums would best describe the history of his career, it'd be
1: The Man Who Sold The World 2: Hunky Dory 3: Ziggy Stardust 4: Diamond Dogs 5: Young Americans 6: Station to Station 7: Low 8: "Heroes" 9: Scary Monsters 10: Let's Dance 11: Never Let Me Down 12: Tin Machine 13: 1.Outside 14: Earthling 15: Blackstar
Not a list of my favourites, those are just the albums of his that I feel shaped and best show the ups and downs throughout the history of his career
Pic related's the favourites list
Adrian Robinson
looks up my but lmao
Joseph Davis
Still heartbroken Space and BTWN are that low.
Asher Hughes
>get called out >HURR DURR SAMEFAG go back to le leddit you shit bongler
Connor Morgan
>in just 15 albums the fact that you can describe it like that just shows how superior this guy was
Charles Gonzalez
this
Parker Thompson
> >>Heathen > Let's Dance b-b-but i think those two are great albums
Jackson Russell
i like a lot of the tracks on it, but i don't feel like it flows as well as many many of his other albums
Asher Fisher
better yet, let's rank his (sort of) unofficial releases. let's say these are less well-known to Bowie casuals than the usual lot.
Buddha of Suburbia Toy The Gouster Cat People (original) The Leon Suites Lazarus (cast recording) Peter and the Wolf Baal Tin Machine
Austin Nguyen
1. Anthology 1966-68 2. Man Who Sold The World 3. Hunky Dory 4. Live Santa Monica 72' 5 Aladdin Sane 6. Diamond Dogs 7. The Gouster 8. Staton to Station 9. Low 10. Heroes 11. Lodger 12. Platinum Collection Best of 1980-87 13. 1.Outside 14. Heathen 15. Black Star
Hudson Allen
Can we include live albums?
Leo Rodriguez
no
Elijah Perry
Most his songs are POP songs. If you just want the poppy stuff you still have a huge list of songs you'd like.
Noah Stewart
I love BTWN. It's got so many feel-good songs on it.