Tracklist (CD)
| 1-1 | | Space Oddity | | 5:12 | | 1-2 | | The Man Who Sold The World | | 3:56 | | 1-3 | | Oh! You Pretty Things | | 3:11 | | 1-4 | | Changes | | 3:33 | | 1-5 | | Life On Mars? | | 3:49 | | 1-6 | | Starman | | 4:10 | | 1-7 | | Ziggy Stardust | | 3:12 |
See more tracks| 1-8 | | Suffragette City | | 3:24 | | 1-9 | | John, I'm Only Dancing | | 2:45 | | 1-10 | | The Jean Genie | | 4:05 | | 1-11 | | Drive-In Saturday | | 4:29 | | 1-12 | | Sorrow | | 2:53 | | 1-13 | | Diamond Dogs | | 6:04 | | 1-14 | | Rebel Rebel | | 4:28 | | 1-15 | | Young Americans (Single Version) | | 3:13 | | 1-16 | | Fame | | 4:14 | | 1-17 | | Golden Years (Single Version) | | 3:27 | | 1-18 | | TVC15 | | 5:30 | | 1-19 | | Wild Is The Wind | | 5:58 | | 2-1 | | Sound And Vision | | 3:03 | | 2-2 | | "Heroes" | | 3:35 | | 2-3 | | Boys Keep Swinging | | 3:16 | | 2-4 | | Under Pressure | | 3:56 | | 2-5 | | Ashes To Ashes (Single Version) | | 3:35 | | 2-6 | | Fashion (Single Version) | | 3:25 | | 2-7 | | Scary Monsters (& Super Creeps) (Single Version) | | 3:32 | | 2-8 | | Let's Dance (Single Version) | | 4:08 | | 2-9 | | China Girl (Single Version) | | 4:15 | | 2-10 | | Modern Love (Single Version) | | 3:56 | | 2-11 | | Blue Jean | | 3:10 | | 2-12 | | This Is Not America | | 3:51 | | 2-13 | | Loving The Alien (Single Version) | | 4:43 | | 2-14 | | Dancing In The Street | | 3:20 | | 2-15 | | Absolute Beginners (Single Version) | | 5:37 | | 2-16 | | Jump They Say (Radio Edit) | | 3:52 | | 2-17 | | Hallo Spaceboy (Pet Shop Boys Remix) | | 4:25 | | 2-18 | | Little Wonder (Edit) | | 3:41 | | 2-19 | | I'm Afraid Of Americans (V1) (Radio Edit) | | 4:30 | | 2-20 | | Slow Burn (Radio Edit) | | 3:55 |
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Review
The breadth of his long, rewarding career is clear on this summation of Bowie's work. Chances are you know the words to each song, as these are nothing less than his biggest hits. From his addled days in the 1960s, through his rockin' early-'70s and soul-man resurgence on into the '80s, there's hardly a misstep.
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