Compilation albums are someting I useally dislike quite very much. They seem to always be confusing and downright misrepresentitive. Not in this case. Bowie managed to put together a very good "hits only" LP. Begining with the 1969 birth of Major Tom in "Space Oddity" through the Ziggy Stardust period and the poppy glam of "Yonung Americans" and "Sound & Vision", ending with a suprisigly good and funky 1990 version of "Fame". For those of you how have not been living on planet earth for the last 31 years and are unfamiliar with Bowie's body of work, this album is a good place to start. For all the rest of you, you probably don't need this, unless you want to listen to some David Bowie while driving your car.