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Rest in Peace

interesting, I'm still exploring his 80s albums now. Will get to these someday soon.

Blackstar the only recent release I heard

yooo wtf

u missin out fam

Damn :((

the documentary last five years of david bowie is worth a watch as well
details his process while making this album, blackstar and the lazarus musical

@Soupvillain let me know what u think of the diamond dogs album once u done

One of the greatest use of a Bowie song for a film. Gabrels/Bowie/Garson da music gods

Bowie & oh baby I love your way guy go searching for a beer

Ayy, no doubt fam!

strangers when we meet from that album is one of his most underrated songs period

I still haven’t heard that Buddha soundtrack

yeah the version on there is fine as well but the outside version of that song is so much better imo

give it a listen it's great with some instrumentals works as well

tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/asxcards/DavidBowie1971-09-25AylesburyFriarsClubUK.html

Weeks later the band would be renamed spider from mars. Look at the flyer.

"The rest is history as they say."

love that

pitchfork.com/news/trent-reznor-and-atticus-ross-cover-david-bowies-life-on-mars-for-watchmen-listen

What albums did you start with when listening to Bowie? I like his music but every time I try to do a deep dive it doesn't click the way I feel like it can/should.

Hunky Dory!

I think this is the best album to really get into his discog.

Fair few classic songs like Changes & Life on Mars.

Can't really go wrong with it, might be his best written album too.

Try Scary Monsters after, those are the 2 I started with.

Preciate it

This is the og Bowie thread on here. Don’t fragment the DB community.

'70-'80, with the exception of his cover album, is the highest rock streak right? Only Joni, Prince and Dylan come close, Beatles/Zeppelin/Sabbath close behind

honestly i would say so yeah. every one of those albums is like as good as it gets lmao idk how he did it.