What are his top 5 albums?

Based, even got the 69 get to top it all off.

yea me too. Had to make a choice between that or Young Americans, but fuck I love that album so much. Especially one of the versions with It's Gonna Be Me (with strings). One of my favorite songs of his and has a special place in my heart.

Loved his writing on Pin Ups especially

Yeah I put it on mine, desu i like it about the same amount as earthling and young Americans but I feel that black star is a better pick for his top five because it’s hood and it’s significant in his career

heroes
ziggy
sts
low
lodger

Station to Station
Low
Outside
Lodger
Blackstar

Based Station to Station featuring in every serious answer so far. That's gotta be Yea Forums's favourite Bowie album overall, right?

top 4 (5 is a wild card from his 70s material):
black star
station to station
scary monsters
heroes

I don't know about 5 but Low is the best

Have you actually listened to at least five of his albums, user?

Nah just looked at the highest rated on RYM and then chose the second highest to seem sophisticated

He's like my 3rd fav artist and I just can't decide.
But the ones I rated highest are Low, Ziggy, Aladdin, Station, Heroes and Blackstar. Low is 5/5 for me rest is 4.5

I mean, It's just that fucking good. I said no order in my answer, but man Station to Station is something else. I said no order in my answer, but in my head I was like: "but station is nr 1 of course"

Heroes
Blackstar
Low
Ziggy Stardust
Station to Station

Station to Station
Diamond Dogs
Lodger
Scary Monsters
Blackstar

Scott 1, 2, 3, 4, and Low

That's a scary appropriate answer.
I love low, but I always felt it was more hyped up than what it really was. That being said, it's still amazing and the best of the trilogy.

It has Station to Station on it, so yes.

Low
Scary Monsters
Blackstar
Station to Station
Heroes

Replace Diamond Dogs with Scary Monsters and this is it

This, but unironically

Based

fuck just found this thread. listening to heroes and crying. why'd he have to leave us here bros ;_; Heroes is the culmination of everything I wish I could say but so much more beautiful than I could ever say it fckkk

Only listened to Blackstar and Low so far, but I really like Blackstar and I don't think that will change unless his other albums are really that much better.

no order:
- Station to Station
- Hunky Dory
- Low
- Young Americans
- Live Santa Monica '72

1. Earthling
2. Everything else

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What do you lads think of The Leon Suites? youtube.com/watch?v=G02z0p2qfhA

Hard to rank, I really love all of them. Might leave out some popular ones because i've just heard them way too much.

Scary Monsters
Young Americans
Diamond Dogs
Station to Station
Heathen

(in no particular order)
Low
"Heroes"
Lodger
Scary Monsters
1.Outside

>I WAS LOOKING FOR YOUR ASS
What did he mean by this?

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I've only fully heard Low, Heroes, Ziggy, and Black Star (as well as a few greatest hits). I actually promised myself to go through the whole discography before the end of the year, is there anything he wrote or contributed to that isn't a main Bowie or Tin Machine album? I know Lust For Life with Iggy and a few tracks like Under Pressure and All The Young Dudes

Tilt
The Drift
Climate of Hunter
Scott 4
Blackstar

Blah-Blah-Blah and The Idiot with Iggy
Transformer with Lou Reed
Baal
Peter and the Wolf
Slaughter on 10th Avenue with Mick Ronson
People from Bad Homes with Ava Cherry and the Astronettes

Station to Station is a bad album with bad songs. His whole Thin White Duke period is shameful

Seething Redditor

Bait

Hunky Dory
Ziggy Stardust
Station to Station
Heroes
Blackstar

Young Americans could've been one of his best if it didn't have those two songs with Lennon

He did that song with Mick Jagger for charity also

youtube.com/watch?v=HasaQvHCv4w

Yeah but fuck that song

Yeah, I can't stand it either lol.

Low is the only great Bowie album you can listen from beginning to end without wanting to skip a song

Hunky Dory features his strongest song writing and strongest singing, but it has a couple of shit songs.
Life on Mars, Changes, Oh you pretty things, Quicksand, The Bewlay Brothers and Queen Bitcch are all great songs, and Andy Warhol is good too. It probably has the greatest number of great songs in a Bowie album.

Thanks, I'm gonna have to make a list

Literally anything but Blackstar

drink bleach

Station to Station
"Heroes"
Low
Hunky Dory
The Next Day

I'm still amazed at people who enjoy heroes more than low, like wtf

Drums
And
Bass
Memewie
Hunky Dory

"Heroes"
Low
Aladdin Sane
Ziggy Stardust
Scary Monsters

Based

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Heroes (1977) , 7.5/10
Low (1977) , 7/10
Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust (1972) , 6.5/10
Aladdin Sane (1973) , 6.5/10
Earthling (1997) , 6.5/10

Bowie died of cancer in january 2016.

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Blackstar
The Next Day

very based. wish more people knew about this

all his shit is automatically disqualified cause hes a rapist fuck him

m e m e s c h o o l

Low
Station to Station
Lodger
Aladdin Sane
Heathen

I’m still amazed at people who like Low more than Heroes. It’s literally a more polished version of Low

>Station To Station
>Low
>"Heroes"
>Scary Monsters
>Lodger

>eno ambient stuff is too different from the first half of the album
ultimate pleb filter

So, at the time of writing, going by the replies in this thread and tallying them, the thread's top nine is:

1. Station To Station
2. Low
3. Heroes
4. Blackstar
5. Scary Monsters tied x Ziggy Stardust
6. Lodger
7. Aladdin Sane x Diamond Dogs
8. Hunky Dory
9. Young Americans x Outside x Heathen

(x denotes a tie)

Black Out and Secret Life of Arabia are the only non instrumentals I like from Heroes.

>OMG BOWIE!!!

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Station To Station
Low
Blackstar
Scary Monsters
Outside

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fuck you

>tfw not much love for Heathen in the answers

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Too many covers on that album for it to be on my top five.

Low has the better second half and Heroes has the better first half. They're about the same quality wise imo

>No "The Man who sold the world"

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In no particular order:
Station to Station
Low
Heroes
Lodger
Scary Monsters

1976-1980 was Bowie's peak and that's thanks to the DAM trio and Tony Visconti. Also Brian Eno for the three albums he helped produce.

1. Low
2. Station to Station
3. Heroes
4. Blackstar
5. Aladdin Sane
Fantastic, would kill to hear the rest of the music from these sessions. There are elements of it.
Was never a massive fan of Lodger, though it was improved by Visconti's revised mix. It lacks the coherence and artistic vision of Low and Heroes. I think by this time Bowie had lost interest in the Low/Heroes approach, and he would often take up a particular sound or method for crafting an album for only one or two releases and then move swiftly onwards..

it's literally the other way buddy.
sense of doubt > moss garden > neoköln
name a better trio