Title: It's Not the Side Effects of the Cocaine...
Product review: Recorded before Bowie decided to clean up and head to Berlin, 'Station to Station' was the beginning of a 5-album stretch that reamins Bowie's best era of music. 'Station to Station' ditches the Philly Soul of 'Young Americans' in favor of a mix of electronics, soul, rock, and pop material. The title track manages to mix them all together, and though it lasts too long, it was a daring choice to begin an album. "Golden Years" and "TVC15" work excellently as well, and were the singles here, but "Stay" and "Word On a Wing" (a wonderful, heartfelt plea to God) are just as great. There is also a cover in "Wild is the Wind." Though it was a transitional album and not as well developed in its ideas, 'Station to Station' remains an excellent album, and marks the point where Bowie realized once again his talents.
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