Title: Throwing darts in lovers...
Product review: 1976 was the one of the major highlights featuring David Bowie music. He managed to create some great songs on this album; including the overlong but powerful Station to Station, the Greatest Hits song Golden Years, TVC15, and the light disco of Stay. Plus, Wild Is the Wind was on Changesbowietwo, the second Greatest Hits album. The least popular song is Word On A Wing, starting out good, but a little too uneeded. All in all it's a great album that will shake the boots of most Bowie fans, as the Thin White Duke sings one of his most unspespected kind of album, a one that reveals his talents as a songwriter/performer. Notice the cover of Station to Station (and Low) is a part from 1976's The Man That Fell To Earth (also starring Bowie as an alien).
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