The Ultimate Music Guide magazine - David Bowie cover (June 2015)
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Ultimate Music Guide: David Bowie
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146 pages

DAVID BOWIE - Album review
An ambitious 20-year-old's oddly English debut
2 pages

ARCHIVES 1966-69 - Following a long apprenticeship, David Jones finally finds a persona that fits
5 pages

DAVID BOWIE/SPACE ODDITY - Album review
2 pages

THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1971 - Space Oddity had been and gone, and Bowie is starting to look like a one-hit wonder. What next, then? Domestic bliss in Beckenham, some promising new bandmates, and a provocative taste in outfits
4 pages

HUNKY DORY - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1972 - 1972, and Bowie grasps that his time has finally come. Michael Watts is seduced by the self-styled "cosmic yob", as Bowie discusses Hunky Dory and his apparently flexible sexuality
4 pages

THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS - Album review
2 pages

ALADDIN SANE - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1973 - After a year of Ziggy, Bowie has changed. Roy Hollingworth finds him on a French train: paranoid, exhausted, assailed by mysterious pains and ready to leave his decadent creation behind
4½ pages

PINUPS - Album review
2 pages

DIAMOND DOGS - Album review
2 pages

YOUNG AMERICANS - Album review
2 pages

STATION TO STATION - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1976 - Detroit, 1976. An exiled Bowie tries to pass himself off as a picture of happiness. Chris Charlesworth gets the lowdown on innumerable music and film projects in the pipeline
6 pages

LOW - Album review
2 pages

"HEROES" - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1977 - Just arrived at the Dorchester from Berlin, Bowie comes clean to Allan Jones about those LA years, the slow death of Ziggy, the pessimism of Low and "Heroes"... Oh, and that unfortunate business at Victoria Station...
5 pages

ARCHIVE 1978 - Filming Just A Gigolo, discussing sex, drugs, and that "ghastly" Bob Dylan!
16 pages

LODGER - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1980 - Scary Monsters is ready, but Bowie is engaged with another creature - playing The Elephant Man onstage. Angus Mackinnon corners him in the theatre for a thorough interrogation about everything from reincarnation to Gary Numan
16 pages

SCARY MONSTERS (AND SUPER CREEPS) - Album review
2 pages

ARCHIVE 1983 - Let's dance! Yet another incarnation, this time with "simplistic songs"
8 pages

LET'S DANCE - Album review
2 pages

TONIGHT - Album review
2 pages

NEVER LET ME DOWN - Album review
2 pages

TIN MACHINE I & 11 - Album review
2 pages

BLACK TIE, WHITE NOISE - Album review
2 pages

THE BUDDHA OF SUBURBIA - Album review
2 pages

OUTSIDE - Album review
2 pages

EARTHLING - Album review
2 pages

HOURS... - Album review
2 pages

HEATHEN - Album review
2 pages