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Khiori
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25 Aug 2018, 1:35 pm

I haven't been here in quite a while because I've been trying to get this website I'm working on about birds off the ground. It's slow going so I ended up having to get a job at Appen to pay the bills. It's been pretty overwhelming for me, so I decided to take on a big organized project to sort of calm my brain down a little.

Anyway, I've created a playlist on Youtube that's a chronological timeline of David Bowie's music. Bowies was incredibly prolific throughout his lifetime, so by the time it was finished it totaled 354 songs. It starts in 1964 with a single he released as Davey Jones and continue all the way up to the songs that were released posthumously on what would have been his 70th birthday in 2017.

I don't claim to have caught every single David Bowie song that exists on YouTube, there are quite a few remixes and re-releases, but the list should be pretty comprehensive.
If you're interested, just go to YouTube and search for
"David Bowie Timeline: A Life in Music". It's a public list, so anyone can see it.



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26 Aug 2018, 1:29 pm

I've come to appreciate him now that he's gone.


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26 Aug 2018, 1:42 pm

I'm not a huge fan, but there are things that I love ("Buddha of Suburbia" is a fantastic song). Sounds like you put a lot of work into this--thanks for sharing. I'll check it out.



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27 Aug 2018, 2:25 pm

I'm a fan of Bowie.



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27 Aug 2018, 2:42 pm

As thanks. I love Bowie. I will have a listen.

My favourite Bowie song is Queen b***h... with the bippity boppety hat.



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28 Aug 2018, 12:05 pm

I love so many Bowie's songs, it would be hard to pick, but since I made the playlist a really early song called "I Pity the Fool" has been stuck in my head! I'm glad that anyone's interested in my massive playlist.



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02 Sep 2018, 3:29 pm

I found a leaked version of Blackstar and started getting really into him like the week before he died, and for some reason it really hit me when he passed.

I really love Bowie's late career work in particular. I mean I like the hits and stuff from his heyday, but I'm more of an album type of person, and as far as start to finish listens go I think his stuff from the 90s onward was fantastic. I'm particularly a fan of Outside for how dark and unique it is among his catalog.



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02 Sep 2018, 5:36 pm

I love his early stuff, all the way up to Let's Dance. Really love the Station to Station + Berlin trilogy + Scary Monsters era.

After that, there's songs here and there that I like, but it's hard for me to listen to the albums straight-through.

I liked the Heathen album a lot though, and Reality was pretty good. I really liked Bring Me the Disco King, especially the remix from the Underworld soundtrack.

....but I still haven't heard his first two albums (I don't know why), or his final one :oops:


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02 Sep 2018, 8:07 pm

SabbraCadabra wrote:
I love his early stuff, all the way up to Let's Dance. Really love the Station to Station + Berlin trilogy + Scary Monsters era.

After that, there's songs here and there that I like, but it's hard for me to listen to the albums straight-through.

I liked the Heathen album a lot though, and Reality was pretty good. I really liked Bring Me the Disco King, especially the remix from the Underworld soundtrack.

....but I still haven't heard his first two albums (I don't know why), or his final one :oops:


Heathen is a beautiful piece of work from start to finish, high up on the list for me. And you should definitely give Blackstar a listen, it's a heartbreaking but wonderful and inventive album :)

Oh yeah, I like Scary Monsters quite a bit as well!



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03 Sep 2018, 9:08 am

amdedinboro wrote:
And you should definitely give Blackstar a listen, it's a heartbreaking but wonderful and inventive album :)

I like the idea of it, him working with all new people, trying something different just to get his swan song out in time. I just haven't gotten around to checking it out yet.


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03 Sep 2018, 3:27 pm

SabbraCadabra wrote:
I love his early stuff, all the way up to Let's Dance. Really love the Station to Station + Berlin trilogy + Scary Monsters era.

After that, there are songs here and there that I like, but it's hard for me to listen to the albums straight-through.

I liked the Heathen album a lot though, and Reality was pretty good. I really liked Bring Me the Disco King, especially the remix from the Underworld soundtrack.

....but I still haven't heard his first two albums (I don't know why), or his final one :oops:


I love Bring Me The Disco King! It's actually been stuck in my head for three days or so.

On the playlist I created (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NfsLLz ... jD1rxLgUFh), songs numbered 7-21 are the first album (David Bowie 1967) and songs numbered 22-32 are his second album (David Bowie 1969/Space Oddity) The final one he released while he was alive (Black Star) is song number 344 through song 350.



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04 Sep 2018, 5:18 am

Do you have the Toy album in your playlist?

It's too bad he never released it, it's a pretty good album. I really like I Dig Everything (as well as the original version).


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26 Sep 2018, 3:14 pm

SabbraCadabra wrote:
Do you have the Toy album in your playlist?

It's too bad he never released it, it's a pretty good album. I really like I Dig Everything (as well as the original version).



I don't actually have that whole album on the playlist, I'll have to add it when I have the time!



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27 Sep 2018, 5:24 am

A lot of it was released elsewhere as bonus tracks, or b-sides, but some of it's still exclusive.


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29 Sep 2018, 8:54 am

David Bowie was a one of a kind. He was a legend who I believe will always be remembered for his great music. When I think of Bowie I get reminded of Elvis and Michael Jackson :) . Some singers do some amazing work in their time on earth but there's always those certain ones who go that extra length in to greatness. Bowie was one of them.



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04 Oct 2018, 3:24 pm

I got into Bowie many moons ago. The first time I head him was when "Fame" was a hit on the radio in 1974. It wasn't until around 1977/78 that I got further into his Mainman catalog, especially the gem "Stationtostation." I used to play that cassette to death. In college I was able to acquire more of his albums - "Lodger," "Scary Monsters," etc. Like a lot of artists I admire, I've also collected bootleg concerts of his. Sigh. Too bad I've never seen him live.