David BowieBest Of Bowie

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Fantastic tracks from over the whole of his career! Sound quality is great, I love it :)

If you're silly enough not to have any Bowie, then you should buy this immediately because he's the best.I bought this for my Dad as he had a lot on vinyl that he couldn't play and this is a great collection for the car or whatever.The song choices are on the whole pretty good. There's always stuff as a fan you'd change on these things but they have got a great balance and it was nice to see a couple of his newer songs making the CD.Slow burn and little wonder are great additions. I'd like to have seen Thursday's Child or Survive from Hours, but hey.The only downsides I can see is they have included the AWFUL pet shop boys remix of Hallo Spaceboy. The original is such a stomping solid track and they ruined it, and because the PSB version was a "single" they lazily included that version. At least put another later period bowie track like Strangers when we meet, or the Budda from suburbia if you can't bring yourselves to not put singles on.The second annoying thing is Dancing in the street. That's a bloody awful version that nobody should EVER have to hear again. Of all the great songs they could have put, they choose that. Never Let Me Down, as an album is poor, but the title track is great. Put that on. ANYTHING but Dancing in the street!That aside it's great. Buy it and then all his albums,

I just cannot stop playing this cd. It's just too difficult to pick a favourite track. The Jean Genie just has to be played on the highest volume in the car. Life on Mars lyrics are just too incredible. I am now in my late forties and really starting to regret not being born a tad earlier. But when I look back, of course I see that Bowie was always there. In the clothes that I was dressed in my my parents as a child, and the influence in all of the music I loved through the 70s and 80s. Bowie really must have touched so many people and yet in terms of his level of creativity and brilliant mind, there seems to be few to touch him. He was ahead of his time. I wonder whether in another 20 years time, we will realise how ahead of its time black star is too. If you want to buy a good Bowie cd but not sure where to start, well this Best of Bowie cd is a great place to begin. Love it!

Very good condition no scratches

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David Bowie is arguably one of the most influential pop musicians of the age. This CD has a great variety of his music on it and for the price it is far cheaper to buy this CD than downloading individual tracks - plus you get better music quality on the CD than you do from a downloaded MP3.It is a double CD but unfortunately does not come with the lyrics! It is a digitally remastered product but has not detracted from the original tunes - they still have the same "sound" and "feeling" to them thankfully they have not been "played" with and altered.My only gripe is that they only have the "single" version of "Young Americans" on here and not the full version!To me most of Bowies best stuff is on the first CD and half of the second CD but for the price of this CD for 39 tracks that is outstanding value - with at least 30 of these tracks reflecting Bowie at his best.

This was a great way to quickly become acquainted with the various eras of David's music up to 2002, after losing David this year. Growing up, 1970s Bowie was my brother's music, while 1980s Bowie was mine. I still love Let's Dance and Dancing in the Street but I have grown to really appreciate 70s Bowie, which to me now is his best era but every decade he created music has some incredible gems to me. It seems to be quite chronological. The various eras are quite well represented on the two discs, and the collection encourages listeners to check the individual albums for other wonderful gems.I love Absolute Beginners and I'm Afraid of Americans with which I was unfamiliar. The only thing I would say is, it's a shame the Buddha of Suburbia isn't included in this collection but what a wonderful representation of a life time of great music.Thank you, David.