Album Rating: 4.7

FUCKIN

BOWIE

WHAT IS THIS

This is not America.

Album Rating: 4.5

This ain't rock and roll, this is GENOCIDE

Best Bowie.

Album Rating: 4.7

Fleas the size of rats sucked on rats the size of cats

Album Rating: 4.5

And ten thousand peoploids split into small tribes, coveting the highest of the sterile skyscrapers like packs of dogs assaulting the glass fronts of love-me avenue



Ripping and rewrapping mink and shiny silver fox, now legwarmers

Family badge of sapphire and cracked emerald, any day now



The year of the diamond dogs

Album Rating: 4.7

Such an overlooked album, the lyrics are fantastic

Album Rating: 4.7

Well, on the street where you live I could not hold up my head

For I put all I have in another bed

On another floor, in the back of a car

In the cellar like a church with the door ajar

Well, I guess we've must be looking for a different kind

But we can't stop trying til we break up our minds

Til the sun drips blood on the seedy young knights

Who press you on the ground while shaking in fright



I guess we could cruise down one more time

With you by my side, it should be fine

We'll buy some drugs and watch a band

Then jump in the river holding hands



fucking brilliance

Album Rating: 4.5

Sweet Thing is probably top 5 when it comes to vocal performances before he decided to stop singing in the upper range.

Album Rating: 4.7

His vocals are consistently incredible from Aladdin Sane to Let's Dance, weird how shaky and pitchy they were before that in comparison

Album Rating: 5.0

When did he stop? On Low?



I know he sings high on Young Americans and Station to Station at some points.

Album Rating: 4.5

no, on Let's Dance. check Scary Monsters, it's like a tour de force of vocals, and check his performance on the tonight show when the album came out, the guy did the best version of both Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes. Also the very last time he did stuff in the upper range, Under Pressure was the first in the lower range.

Album Rating: 4.7

Under Pressure is a great fuckin' tune

Album Rating: 4.5

definitely.





Queen II is fucking phenomenal, and I remember reading that David Bowie was offered to produce the album. That would've been insane.

Album Rating: 4.7

I only wish the two of them had collaborated when they were at their best (70s) rather than in a slump (80s) but it's still a killer jam

Album Rating: 4.5

def, then again a coked out bowie and new glam/hard rock group doesn't sound much like a good combo tbh. like i mean, bowie was a control freak around that time i read

Album Rating: 4.7

That's as may be but just imagine a fusion of Stay with Bohemian Rhapsody, good fucking lord

Album Rating: 4.5

"Diamond Dogs" and "Father to Son"



fixed to be accurate to the year bud





would be insane

Album Rating: 5.0

IT'S TOO LATE

queen suck bowie was right to stay away