https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/oct/27/lost-1978-david-bowie-tour-film-to-play-arenas-in-2027-remastered-by-moonage-daydream-director-brett-morgen

Full credit of the covers goes to u/onjohns

Each one has exactly 21 songs and I structured them so they felt like actual albums

Ours is the largest and most active Bowie-themed community, which we’ve recently given a fresh lick of paint; figured I’d post the link here as we’d love for some new faces & fresh insight into server discussions! Come get involved~

I fascinated by the meaning of Davids songs. I wrote this about Lazarus but ended up looking at Bowie’s lifelong relationship with Western esotericism— hermeticism, gnosticism etc from drawing the Sephirot in 1976 becoming scared of the occult, to wearing the same outfit 40 years later in Lazarus. Would genuinly love to hear your thoughts on this or your theories if you have any. https://substack.com/@notesfromtheedge3/note/c-243662284?r=25lzql

Which songs are you picking?

I think my picks are

Life On Mars?
Fame
All The Madmen
Drive-In Saturday
Changes

Exactly what the title says! Give me your favorite Diamond Dogs songs to listen to.

What do you all think of this one? Personally, I consider it one of his best. Songs like Love is Lost, Heat, Where are We Now? are all standout tracks. The album seems to have a moody feel that I always return to in Autumn.

I just finished listening to all of Bowies albums, sidetracks, soundtracks and other songs. Man, it was such a rollercoaster ngl.

I always knew I would love his songs, but I never really took the time to deep into his discography, apart from his biggest hits (I always found Changes an extremely annoying song, now I love it lol).

I started of by listening to the rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and then started listening to a playlist with some of his best songs. Then I simply started listening to a new album once every two weeks, in order to be able to be able to fully analyse each song.

I am not sure in which sequence I did it, but I started off with his oldest albums, with station to station becoming my favorite album. I was a bit scared for his albums from the 90's and 00's, but that was such a stupid thing to think.

Heathen and reality are probably the albums I fall back to the most. Heathen as an album is probably my favourite, because of all the transitions and the melancholic vibe it has. Reality, on the other hand, has some really catchy songs that make me want to dance at 2 am.

The album that surprised me the most was Never let me down. I had read a lot of negative reviews about it, but in my opinion it has a great vibe and some great songs, with glass spider being my favourite.

Apart from a difference in taste, I think familiarity might also play a factor in whether some people hate it and others like it. I started listening to Bowie without any background information and with the knowledge that there wouldn't be a new album (sadly). Others might have listened to him since his debut or since one of his earlier albums. Though, in the end I think we should appreciate all his songs and creativity and just acknowledge that some songs are better than others.

I also want to mention that I think that David Bowie is one of the best album writers ever. Every album is a complete new world, with different themes and different vibes. I love it.

I don't know if anyone cares, but some personal favorites:

Favorite song: Teenage Wildlife / Sweet thing suite / Strangers when we meet (Outside version)

Best song: Life on Mars / Station to Station

Favorite song to sing: Word on a wing

Most gut-wrenching song: Heathen (the rays)

Favorite album: Heathen

Favorite transition: Dollar Days - I can't give everything away

Fan video, for "Heroes".

Good evening, Bowie family.

I will be taking a trip to London in a couple days. What are the best spots for a Bowie fan to visit in the city?

i’ve been a bowie fan for about 3/4 years now and my bowie playlist isn’t particularly big despite me being a huge fan of him!😅😅 can anyone give me some song recommendations please??🥹 (just not from the ziggy stardust album, i know all of those!!)

EDIT: THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS!!!! im so grateful🥹🥹

This is my first time ever painting a person and first time painting in years. It was for one of my last art classes I need to graduate. My main mediums are pencil/charcoal and pen. I hope you guys like it.

Just a daily reminder that it’s very possible this man never took a bad photo.

Originally released in 1972.
It was a stand-alone single and never included in any of his albums except greatest hits packages.
There was a whole story, the myths…of this one song by Bowie.
Please share what you know about this single.

John Kinsner, founder and CEO of Black Ink Presents, discusses Labyrinth: In Concert, a touring production featuring a live band performing Trevor Jones’s score and David Bowie’s songs in synchronization with the film. The interview explores the technical challenges of the production, the film’s evolution into a cult favorite, hidden details involving Jareth and Sarah, and the international ambitions of the 40th-anniversary tour.

Just curious what others think. In what world did Meta think using Bowie’s Five Years, in the commercial promoting AI in what they think is a positive light, was a good idea? It’s song about the Earth dying in five years, at a time when multiple critics are saying it could end civilization in 10 years time. What the F were they thinking? Can anyone think why they felt this was a good idea, besides the obvious fact that this is a magnificent song and Bowie is universally cool?