Bowie’s decease in 2016 was a tragic loss for music industry. As one of the legendary rock vocalist, the icon of glam music and an flamboyant person with eclectic fashion appeal during 70s-80s, Bowie has influenced many musicians and artists, setting the new wave culture throughout the world. His legacy will never ends. The resurrection of him is strongly represented by this double CD albums containing 40 songs in 154 minutes of glam glory.
The album compiles some of Bowie’s finest songs, from his first hit Space Oddity to the latest singles Lazarus, also a previously unreleased version of classic Life On Mars. Disc one reflects his ultimate glam character and eclectic fashion appearance in the 1970s, songs like Ziggy Stardust, All The Young Dudes, Fame and Fashion are the testament of his youth. Disc two represents his new wave guts and his passion of neat-fashion facade as in the songs Under Pressure with legendary rock band Queen, Let’s Dance, a duet Dancing In The Street with another flamboyant vocalist Mick Jagger, to the modern time I can’t Give Everything Away.
He had left behind almost 50 years of excellent music, and his spirit lives on through this excellent album. Bowie, glam, fashion, and new wave are the statement that should not be separated. Long live glam rock!
