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Thread started 07/09/04 2:15am

kev1n

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your top 5 Bowie albums?

this outta be interesting, anyways here r mine:

1. Heroes
2. Low
3. Outside
4. Heathen
5. earthling

btw: sorry if this question was posted b4.

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Reply #1 posted 07/09/04 2:27am

GangstaFam

This is tough cuz I truly love everything from 71-80 and 93-now. And my list changes. But for now, this is it:

1. Low (forever my #1)
2. Lodger
3. "Heroes"
(so I like the Berlin stuff)
4. Ziggy Stardust
5. Heathen

I so badly want to include Scary Monsters and Station To Station in there, but there's just not enough room!

I actually probably have more like 15 top 5 Bowie albums.
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Reply #2 posted 07/09/04 3:50am

marksinclair

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1. Station to Station
2. Ziggy Stardust
3. Low
4. Let's Dance
5. Scary Monsters

though I could go on and say

6. Diamond Dogs
7. Aladdin Sane
8. Young Americans
9. Heroes
10. Hunky Dory
11. The Man Who Sold the World
12. Lodger

that's all I have and I think the next ones I want are Outside and then Heathen. Is there anything else that's essential? As far as I am concerned the 12 albums I listed are the greatest 12 albums put out in succession by any artist including Prince.
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Reply #3 posted 07/09/04 4:45am

calldapplwonde
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That's really a tough question....

1. Station to Station
2. Low
3. Ziggy Stardust
4. Aladdin Sane
5. Heathen

I guess that's it... more or less. hmmm
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Reply #4 posted 07/09/04 5:43am

noepie

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At the moment it would be:

(not in order)

Hunky Dory
Young Americans
David Live
Earthling
Lodger
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Reply #5 posted 07/09/04 7:43am

Anxiety

oh, man

1. Low
2. Diamond Dogs
3. Aladdin Sane
4. Hunky Dory
5. Outside

this list will change dramatically in five seconds
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Reply #6 posted 07/09/04 8:07am

Cloudbuster

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Low
Hunky Dory
Ziggy Stardust
Aladdin Sane
Station To Station
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Reply #7 posted 07/09/04 1:26pm

starbuck

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Low
Ziggy Stardust
Diamond Dogs
1. Outside
Aladdin Sane

Wow that's tough!!! I love his music so much!!!
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Reply #8 posted 07/09/04 2:14pm

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Ziggy Stardust
The Man Who Sold The World
Station to Station
Diamond Dogs
Low
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Reply #9 posted 07/09/04 10:24pm

Ramonachris

1. Ziggy Stardust...
2. The Man Who Sold The World
3. Station to Station
4. Hunky Dory
5. Let's Dance/Scary Monsters
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Reply #10 posted 07/09/04 11:52pm

mrdespues

1. Ziggy Stardust.
2. Station To Station
3. Heathen
4. Reality
5. Hunky Dory
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Reply #11 posted 07/10/04 12:16am

GrayKing

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1. Station To Station
2. Heathen
3. Aladdin Sane
4. Hunky Dory
5. Reality/Ziggy/Young Americans/Diamond Dogs/Low
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Reply #12 posted 07/10/04 12:20am

GangstaFam

GrayKing said:

15. Reality/Ziggy/Young Americans/Diamond Dogs/Low

Hmm. Never heard of that one. Sounds interesting.
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Reply #13 posted 07/10/04 1:32am

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1). Station To Station
2). 1: Outside
3). Young Americans
4). Diamond Dogs
5). Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)



Glad to see "Outside" scoring on most Top 5s so far.
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Reply #14 posted 07/10/04 9:14am

Anxiety

makes me happy to see LOW getting so much love too. nod
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Reply #15 posted 07/10/04 9:21am

rialb

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I guess I'm a fan of old old-school Bowie

1) Hunky Dory
2) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
3) The Man Who Sold The World
4) Aladdin Sane
5) Station To Station
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Reply #16 posted 07/10/04 9:26am

GangstaFam

Anxiety said:

makes me happy to see LOW getting so much love too. nod

Best album...by anyone...ever.
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Reply #17 posted 07/10/04 1:55pm

flipwilson

I think my list is very similar to a few already posted, but I'll put my two cents in anyway...

1) Heroes
2) Low
3) Lodger
4) Aladdin Sane
5) Scary Monsters
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Reply #18 posted 07/10/04 2:34pm

kev1n

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nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused
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Reply #19 posted 07/10/04 2:37pm

Cloudbuster

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kev1n said:

nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused


I've never managed to find a copy. sad
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Reply #20 posted 07/10/04 2:38pm

Martinelli

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Well...2day it'd b like this...

'Low'
'Aladdin Sane'
'Man Who Sold The World'
'Lodger'
'Heathen'
...Your coochie gonna swell up and fall apart...
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Reply #21 posted 07/10/04 2:56pm

Anxiety

kev1n said:

nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused


it's a damn fine album - a return to the "experimental" bowie after the drought of the '80s. thumbs up!
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Reply #22 posted 07/10/04 2:58pm

kev1n

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Anxiety said:

kev1n said:

nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused


it's a damn fine album - a return to the "experimental" bowie after the drought of the '80s. thumbs up!


and a very cool version of 'strangers when we meet', even though i like the outside version a bit better. And the title track...awsome stuff, especially the version with lenny kravitz!
[This message was edited Sat Jul 10 14:58:55 2004 by kev1n]
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Reply #23 posted 07/10/04 3:00pm

Cloudbuster

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Anxiety said:

kev1n said:

nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused


it's a damn fine album - a return to the "experimental" bowie after the drought of the '80s. thumbs up!


I still like Black Tie White Noise. boxed

And Scary Monsters & Let's Dance were from the eighties. They both had their moments. wink
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Reply #24 posted 07/10/04 3:34pm

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1. Scary Monsters
2. Lodger
3. Diamond Dogs
4. Low
5. Heathen (My first Bowie album!)

Scary Monsters is my all time favorite album by anyone.

Anyone other than Tony M that is.
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Reply #25 posted 07/10/04 4:01pm

Anxiety

Cloudbuster said:

Anxiety said:



it's a damn fine album - a return to the "experimental" bowie after the drought of the '80s. thumbs up!


I still like Black Tie White Noise. boxed

And Scary Monsters & Let's Dance were from the eighties. They both had their moments. wink


oh, i like 'em too...but in my opinion, the 80s stuff doesnt' hold a candle to what came before it or what came after.
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Reply #26 posted 07/10/04 4:01pm

Cloudbuster

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Anxiety said:

oh, i like 'em too...but in my opinion, the 80s stuff doesnt' hold a candle to what came before it or what came after.


Agreed. cool
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Reply #27 posted 07/10/04 5:35pm

GangstaFam

Anxiety said:

Cloudbuster said:



I still like Black Tie White Noise. boxed

And Scary Monsters & Let's Dance were from the eighties. They both had their moments. wink


oh, i like 'em too...but in my opinion, the 80s stuff doesnt' hold a candle to what came before it or what came after.

You lump Scary Monsters in with this category too?

I naturally always consider it in the string of 70's albums and the end of an era.

Very much like Graffiti Bridge seems like the last of his 80's albums in a way with Diamonds & Pearls the start of something new.
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Reply #28 posted 07/10/04 5:36pm

GangstaFam

kev1n said:

nobody's mentioning 'budha of suburibia' confused

Dead Against It into Untitled is the heart of the album for me. I love those songs!
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Reply #29 posted 07/10/04 5:47pm

GangstaFam

Cloudbuster said:

I still like Black Tie White Noise. boxed

No reason to hide. smile

It's the first album I owned by him and I still love it too. I think the problem is that it seems to long even though it isn't.

The instrumentals make the pacing a little wiggy with "Looking For Lester" between two powerhouse ballads.

If I sequenced it, I'd probably do it like this.

1. You've Been Around (eerie cool opening to the album)
2. I Feel Free
3. Black Tie, White Noise
4. Real Cool World
5. Jump They Say
6. Lucy Can't Dance
7. Nite Flights drool
8. Pallas Athena
9. Miracle Goodnight
10. Don't Let Me Down & Down
11. I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday
12. The Wedding Song(the appropriate last thing you should here)

Save the instrumentals for b-sides. They're great, but they really fuck things up.

mistitled edit.
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