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Track List
01) The Jean Genie
02) Space Oddity
03) Starman
04) Ziggy Stardust
05) John, I'm Only Dancing
06) Rebel Rebel
07) Let's Spend the Night Together
08) Suffragette City
09) Oh! You Pretty Things
10) Velvet Goldmine
11) Drive-In Saturday
12) Diamond Dogs
13) Changes
14) Sorrow
15) The Prettiest Star
16) Life on Mars?
17) Aladdin Sane (1913–1938–197?)
18) The Man Who Sold the World
19) Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
20) All the Young Dudes
Cd 2
01) Sound and Vision
02) Golden Years
03) Fame
04) Young Americans
05) John, I'm Only Dancing Again
06) Can You Hear Me
07) Wild Is the Wind
08) Knock on Wood
09) TVC 15
10) 1984
11) It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City
12) Look Back in Anger
13) The Secret Life of Arabia
14) D.J.
15) Beauty and the Beast
16) Breaking Glass
17) Boys Keep Swinging
18) "Heroes"
Cd 3
01) Let's Dance
02) Ashes to Ashes
03) Under Pressure
04) Fashion
05) Modern Love
06) China Girl
07) Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
08) Up the Hill Backwards
09) Alabama Song
10) Drowned Girl
11) Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
12) This Is Not America
13) Loving the Alien
14) Absolute Beginners
15) When the Wind Blows
16) Blue Jean
17) Day-In Day-Out
18) Time Will Crawl
19) Underground
01) The Jean Genie
02) Space Oddity
03) Starman
04) Ziggy Stardust
05) John, I'm Only Dancing
06) Rebel Rebel
07) Let's Spend the Night Together
08) Suffragette City
09) Oh! You Pretty Things
10) Velvet Goldmine
11) Drive-In Saturday
12) Diamond Dogs
13) Changes
14) Sorrow
15) The Prettiest Star
16) Life on Mars?
17) Aladdin Sane (1913–1938–197?)
18) The Man Who Sold the World
19) Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
20) All the Young Dudes
Cd 2
01) Sound and Vision
02) Golden Years
03) Fame
04) Young Americans
05) John, I'm Only Dancing Again
06) Can You Hear Me
07) Wild Is the Wind
08) Knock on Wood
09) TVC 15
10) 1984
11) It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City
12) Look Back in Anger
13) The Secret Life of Arabia
14) D.J.
15) Beauty and the Beast
16) Breaking Glass
17) Boys Keep Swinging
18) "Heroes"
Cd 3
01) Let's Dance
02) Ashes to Ashes
03) Under Pressure
04) Fashion
05) Modern Love
06) China Girl
07) Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
08) Up the Hill Backwards
09) Alabama Song
10) Drowned Girl
11) Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
12) This Is Not America
13) Loving the Alien
14) Absolute Beginners
15) When the Wind Blows
16) Blue Jean
17) Day-In Day-Out
18) Time Will Crawl
19) Underground
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First Released
2005
Rock
Weird
Rock/Pop
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Diving into a new David Bowie collection is all about comfort. The listener should land somewhere between the reliable pool of radio staples like "Golden Years," "Suffragette City," and "Let's Dance" and the deep water of fan favorites like "TVC 15" and "Look Back in Anger." EMI's three-disc Platinum Collection does an awfully good job of placating fans of both reservoirs, focusing on the Thin White Duke's mercurial 1969-1987 offerings. Each disc covers an era -- 1969-1974, 1974-1979, and 1980-1987 -- allowing time for both classics ("Starman") and obscurities ("Velvet Goldmine"). The Platinum Collection gets high marks for the inclusion of oft-overlooked gems such as "All the Young Dudes" and "Wild Is the Wind," but it's the appearance of soundtrack nuggets like "When the Wind Blows," from the animated nuclear war fable of the same name, "Underground" from Labyrinth, and "Drowned Girl" from the play Baal that sets this anthology apart from others.
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Diving into a new David Bowie collection is all about comfort. The listener should land somewhere between the reliable pool of radio staples like "Golden Years," "Suffragette City," and "Let's Dance" and the deep water of fan favorites like "TVC 15" and "Look Back in Anger." EMI's three-disc Platinum Collection does an awfully good job of placating fans of both reservoirs, focusing on the Thin White Duke's mercurial 1969-1987 offerings. Each disc covers an era -- 1969-1974, 1974-1979, and 1980-1987 -- allowing time for both classics ("Starman") and obscurities ("Velvet Goldmine"). The Platinum Collection gets high marks for the inclusion of oft-overlooked gems such as "All the Young Dudes" and "Wild Is the Wind," but it's the appearance of soundtrack nuggets like "When the Wind Blows," from the animated nuclear war fable of the same name, "Underground" from Labyrinth, and "Drowned Girl" from the play Baal that sets this anthology apart from others.
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