DAVID BOWIE-CHANGESBOWIE: From the folky CHANGES, SPACE ODDITY's eerie starkness and the wham-glam of SUFFRAGETTE CITY to the neo-soul of YOUNG AMERICANS and the coldly calculated club floor vibe of LET'S DANCE, rock's ultimate chameleon DAVID BOWIE has seldom repeated himself. Throughout his multi-decade career, the former DAVID JONES borrowed dollops of inspiration from LOU REED, SYD BARRET and IGGY POP while aligning with a long line of stellar guitar foils including MICK RONSON, ROBERT FRIPP and a pre-fame STEVIE RAVE ON. A seamless combination of his CHANGESONEBOWIE and CHANGESTWOBOWIE anthologies, here is most everything you could ask for hit-wise, the lone downer being a jittery, flatulent remix of his chart-topping John Lennon co-write FAME. Fan faves including STAR MAN, ALADDIN SANE, TVC15 and THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD may be missing in action, but what's here is a primo sampling of the Thin White Duke's ethereal sound and vision.