Whats you're favorite Bowie album and track on that album

>>73746436
nice pick, I've always found that track to be somewhat underrated

>>73746515
yeah, weird it never became a classic

Low, Subterraneans

TRAFOZSATSFM
Rock and roll suicide

Station to Station
Station to Station

Heroes, Blackout

>>73747664
a fantastic album and fantastic track, that and 5 years are my favorites from that album

Probably Lodger and either D.J or Red Money.

It's fucking impossible to choose a favourite Bowie album and song come on!

I like Red Money because it's the song that ends Bowie's most famous and arguably best decade (The 70's).

Also I like the kind of hidden double meaning in D.J

>Album
Ziggy Stardust (Either studio or live)

>song
Hang On To Yourself

>>73747752

>It's fucking impossible to choose a favorite Bowie album and song come on!
totally agree, I even said "as of right now in the original post as it really does change week to week. But i agree with everything you mention in your post

>>73747761
I love Ziggy Stardust normally, but the live version of that song is something special for me. one of my favorite songs preformed live

Aladdin Sane, Cracked Actor

Really kickass op

>>73747837
Aladdin Sane is such an amazing album, start to finish its incredible

>>73747787

I always figured that D.J had a hidden meaning that is about the man behind Bowie (David Jones, hence the intials D.J).

I think the whole song is just about the fact that at this point Bowie couldn't go back (Can't turn around) and that he, just like the song says, is what he plays (His songs as Bowie).
There's tons of connections I always made, but maybe it's just me being autistic or something.

>>73747862
No, I think your probably right, one of my favorite things about Bowie's music is how meaningful it can be. And even if you're "wrong" its still incredible you can make those connections through someones music

Rise and Fall

Lady Stardust, such a comfy song