Favorite Bowie song.

[Grand Wazoo]

Under Pressure

[XB26354]

Loving The Alien - if only to prove that he could still come up with a gem on what was regarded as a less than stellar album.

[Grand Wazoo]

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Under Pressure although it was with the Queen, but I think he co-wrote it.
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[Nicko]

Rock and Roll Suicide is probably my fave Bowie song to listen to

[Drax]

Sound & Vision

Love that Eno bassline..

[lonestar]

Too many to chose but just heard Drive in Saturday on the radio which would certainly be a contender

[CHW]

In our household it is probably Life on Mars, now forever entrenched with the end of the TV series.

Whenever it comes around on the playlist in the car I cannot stop myself seeing John Simm wandering around on the top of the council offices in Stockport before leaping off at the culmination of the song.

[HowieBass]

Too many to choose from, but I never tire of hearing 'Changes'... apt for him too.

[dlloyd]

So many of them... Rebel Rebel, China Girl, Fame and Ashes to Ashes are all great fun to play.

[Lozz196]

Ah there are so many, but the one I always like when I hear it come on the radio/sound-system in a pub is Modern Love. Lot of nostalgia involved in that song for me.

[Raggy]

Heroes.

[Annoying Twit]

Too many to choose, but "Ashes to Ashes" and "Heroes" are two of my favourites.

[Bass Culture]

Early years: The Bewlay Brothers; Middle years: DJ; Later years (I'm stretching this a bit): Jump They Say.

There again, I could compile about 20 versions of that list with no duplications at all. I mean, just how does one man write so many brilliant songs?!

[chrisba]

I'm not a real fan either, but the band I used to play in played Slip Away, which has very weird words which only made sense if you watched a certain American kids TV program, and a lovely Stylophone solo at the end.

Probably my favourite of his stuff, it really got under my skin after playing it.

Like Life on Mars and China Girl too, if I have to be more conventional.

[Conan]

Another predictable vote for Heroes... and The Bewlay Brothers - I just love love the feel and atmosphere of that one (and indeed the whole of Hunky Dory).

[Bassman68]

Man who sold the world, Boys keep swinging, Scary monsters, Heroes.....Too many choices!

[ubit]

I always loved panic in Detroit , but if it's the more popular ones, then Thursday's child is superb!

[christofloffer]

always had a lot of love for "time" and "rock and roll suicide" myself. though i like most of his stuff, those two are right at the top of the pile for me.

[toneknob]

This is all kinds of awesome. I'll have changed my mind by tomorrow/this evening/tea time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO96nhky0nY

The recorded version features Bowie's lowest sung note, fact fans.

[Bassmonkey]

Quicksand. Memory of a free festival. Bewlay Brothers. Wild eyed boy from Freecloud....etc etc...

[TransistorBassMan]

Heroes, Rebel Rebel, Boys Keep Swinging. And one cover - Sorrow

[EBS_freak]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7icGpchTH4c

@2:05 "My c**k is still sore from last night"


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[Norm]

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Sound & Vision

Love that Eno bassline..
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+1 to that!

So many great songs, I Iove "Fame" & "Young Americans" too.

[BigRedX]

"All The Young Dudes"

[toneknob]

More awesome. Look out for Garson, Gabrels and whoever the drummer is here. Amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xup_RSisiWQ