I just picked up a Bowie album last night at a LRS where I am working in Wisconsin, one I did not have and it will get played tonight on the way back Garrard 401 time machine!
David Live.
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1, Bring Me The Disco King (Reality)
2, Lazarus (Blackstar)
3, Fall Dog Bomb’s The Moon (Reality)
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So hard but this is my Bowie top 3 for today at least, in no particular order
The Man Who Sold the World
Andy Wharhol
Space Oddity
It will be different by tomorrow probably!
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I am very late to this thread. Nonetheless:
- Suffragette City
- Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
- Cat People
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A freebie from the Mail on Sunday back in 2008.
The nigh on 9 minute track 2 trilogy has kept this cd in my motor’s cd drive for the best part of 3 years.
Still available on The auction site for pennies.
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I was going to share a Playlist Export, but no way to attach a file here in the forum (yet?), so here is just a text list of all the songs mentioned in this thread as someone’s Top 3 tracks!
Aladdin Sane
Andy Warhol
Ashes to Ashes
Blackstar
Bring Me the Disco King
Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
Changes
China Girl
Cracked Actor
D.J.
Drive-In Saturday
Fall Dog Bombs the Moon
Fame
Fashion
Five Years
Golden Years
Heroes
It Ain’t Easy
Kooks
Lazarus
Let’s Dance
Let’s Spend the Night Together
Life on Mars?
Modern Love
Moonage Daydream
Panic in Detroit
Rebel Rebel
Repetition
Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide
Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
Sound and Vision
Space Oddity
Starman
Station to Station
Stay '97
Suffragette City
The Bewlay Brothers
The Jean Genie
The London Boys
The Man Who Sold the World
The Width of a Circle
Under Pressure
Watch That Man
Wild Is the Wind
Young Americans
Ziggy Stardust
Pretty amazing the number of songs that people consider his tops!
Cheers!
EDIT: actually some of these I might have just thrown into my playlist as I scroll back there are a couple on my list that were not previously mentioned.
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Amazing? Why the heck is the list so short? 
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