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| A1 |
Five Years
Written-By – David Bowie |
4:42 | ||
| A2 |
Soul Love
Written-By – David Bowie |
3:34 | ||
| A3 |
Moonage Daydream
Written-By – David Bowie |
4:40 | ||
| A4 |
Starman
Written-By – David Bowie |
4:10 | ||
| A5 |
It Aint Easy
Written-By – Ron Davies |
2:56 | ||
| B1 |
Lady Stardust
Written-By – David Bowie |
3:22 | ||
| B2 |
Star
Written-By – David Bowie |
2:47 | ||
| B3 |
Hang On To Yourself
Written-By – David Bowie |
2:40 | ||
| B4 |
Ziggy Stardust
Written-By – David Bowie |
3:13 | ||
| B5 |
Suffragette City
Written-By – David Bowie |
3:25 | ||
| B6 |
Rock And Roll Suicide
Written-By – David Bowie |
2:58 |
Credits
- Bass – Trevor Bolder
- Drums – Mick Woodmansey
- Guitar, Piano, Vocals – Mick Ronson
- Guitar, Saxophone, Lead Vocals – David Bowie
Notes
RCA-Toshiba-EMI pressing. On RCA label
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (LP, Album) | RCA Victor | SF8287 | UK | 1972 | ||
| The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (LP) | RCA Victor | LSP-4702 | Canada | 1972 | ||
| The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (8-Trk, Album) | RCA Victor | P8S-1932 | US | 1972 | ||
| The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (LP, Album) | RCA Victor | PL-14702 | Portugal | 1972 | ||
| The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (CD, Album, RM, Ltd) | Rykodisc, Rykodisc | RCD 90134, RCD 10134 | US | 1990 |
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"Suffragette City" is as near a rock classic as Bowie gets. Ronson's work on "Moonage Daydream" is brilliant noise. One can be fairly amused by Bowie's apocalyptic "Five Years" lo these many years after.
I find it easiest to listen to Bowie by disregarding most of his words, which are usually quite silly. Nothing as good as "Life on Mars" on this lp. But nothing as bad as "Bewlay Brothers" or "Kooks" on this one. Bowie is an acquired taste and this is easily his most accessible album