With Hunky Dory and Diamond Dogs not far behind. Pretty standard answer I suppose, although there's a lot of love for Low on these here boards...

As for favourite song, Life on Mars methinks.

HD is the greatest record ever made. Followed closely by every other RCA bowie record.

I am rubbish :(. My favourite song is 'Blue Jean' though.

sorry to be so obvious. I like Low very much too

But that's the only album of his I've heard.

I have:

Aladdin Sane
"Heroes"
Hunky Dory
Low
Station to Station
Ziggy Stardust

Only joking! Probably Ziggy or Low.

1. Low
2. Ziggy
3. Heroes
4. Huny Dory
5. Station To Station

But I pretty much love all his stuff, aside from the 84-91 era. 'Let's Dance' is a brilliant pop album.

I got it on tape for my kitchen. Three good songs, 1 okay song and then four preposterous awul 80s songs that are bizarrely compelling on side b.

So seeing my g/f is a cunt and I'm in the mood... I'm gonna spend some time on where it all went wrong...

Starting with Lat's Dance. Fucking rubbish. Mr Brainlove sez 3 good songs? Which? Title track is ok at best, criminal world is ok, the giorgio moroder cat people is way better... I dunno, bowie used to be able to pick great guitarists for himself, but Stevie Ray Vaughn doesn't work. Later he'll really fucked up with Reeves Gabrels but that's getting ahead of myself.

Tonight. Other than God Only Knows Cover! it's fucking garbage.

Never Let Me Down. When I saw Bowie on roller skates in that video I wanted to pour sulfuric acid on my face.

Tin Machine. 2 dreadful albums that weren't as dreadful as people say...but still dreadful. 1 good song but not good enough that I can remember the name.

Night Flights. His album for Aman. Yeah, whatever. The Jump single was good ...sorta.

Outside. Not a patch on his 70s stuff of course, but thank god he's back! Lots of great tunes here. "Stranger When We Meet" is such a great line, Billy Corgan steals it 5 years later.

Earthling. Listening to NIN can't be a good idea...and this is proof. Dead Man Walking is only good track.

Hours. Even when he was terrible Bowie wasn't boring...now he's boring too. Urgh!

(then what...? Heathen maybe)

Heathen. Really good record. Totally underrated. The Pixies Cactus cover is great but not even best track. Score! 8/10.

Reality. Ah, not bad. Pablo Picasso and Fall Dog Bombs are pretty good.

But other than All The Young Dudes, and the disco version of John, I'm Only Dancing... everything in the 70s was pure bliss for me.

It's perfect pop one half great brooding ambient soundscapes the other. Actually new job, new town is quite upbeat.

Perfect

move it up, move it up!

Hunky Dory too, or possibly Aladdin Sane. Actually, Ive realised that I will keep revising this, so theres no point. Andy Warhol is a great song though, but each of those last four tracks are all quite special. I seem to remember Queen Bitch having a lot of love on here, which I like. Aladdin Sane does have a real swagger, which I also like. But Id be inclined to agree with OceanRain in that, apart from Scary Monsters (which is one of my favourite Bowie albums...), I really only love the 70s stuff (in terms of albums). But there is so many isolated tracks afterwards that he just throws off that are stunning. I cant forsee a point in my life where I'll ever get tired of listening to him.

you fools....

song : either Breaking Glass or Sound & Vision

album : Low

Favourite Bowie song: Always Crashing in the Same Car

Favourite Bowie album: Low

So, Lodger!

My fave song is probably Blackout from "Heroes". Singles artist my arse.

obvs choice, but a cracking album. Also, "Beauty and the Beast" from the album is an awesome tune.

David Bowie is an incredible human being / Martian Alien.