Ive never actually listened to david bowie except for some songs

Blackstar is extremely experimental, and since it's basically about his own death and was released 3 days ago, I'd say it's a good album to get into Bowie.

>>61656290
Thanks m8. i heard his singles and liked them, ill give it a listen

>>61656358
Glad to help people listen to Bowie. His body is gone but his tunes will outlive us all. Hope you like it.

>>61656177
Chronological marathon, now.

>>61656177
Alladin Sane is patrician Bowie

There are too many album, so listen the best of

>>61656177
Hunky dory and ziggy stardust are my favorites. I enjoy hunky dory because it's a little less showy and down to earth. Alladin Sane is really good too. After that I'd say there's a few songs from his other albums which are good, like Space Oddity, Fame, Ashes to Ashes. A lot of people say Low and Station to Station are his best, so those are probably worth checking out too.

>>61656177
Can't go wrong with ziggy stardust

>>61657616
>Spot the uber-pleb

>>61656177
How has Low not been posted. Low is the only right answer to this.

who the fuck is this guy and why is everyone memeing him all of a sudden?

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Space Oddity is probably his most famous album.

Hunky Dory is my favorite.

Low is probably the one people think is the most important.

I think Diamond Dogs is pretty accessible, might be a good start.

>>61660716
So, probably Low or Hunky Dory.

>>61660587
jesus scaruffi is such a toolbag

Honestly everything from 70 to 1980 is important. But hit up the Berlin trilogy for sure.

>>61656177
Low/Heroes/Lodger are his most experimental albums

Ziggy Stardust The Motion Picture Soundtrack is my personal favorite.

Listen to album like Ziggy Stardust (glam rock); Station to Station (funky krautrock, my favourite) and The Berlin Trilogy ( Low/Heroes/Lodger). You can then go to Scary Monsters for that new wave vibe and go directly to the nineties for Outside/Earthling (which is too underrated, IMO)