David Bowie ‎– Never Let Me Down

As mentioned below, this album really is a lot better than it gets credit for! I think the journalists and media in general did a job on it.

Many of the tracks are less edited in length than the UK vinyl version.

This is the one to get currently, because it has Girls Japanese version and the deleted track Too Dizzy. By deleting the track, Bowie has given it more power than it would ever have had, Obi.

It was hated by everyone from the moment it came out, but this album really is not that bad.

It is very much a pop album, devoid of anything remotely funky/R'n'Beezy. It has a variety of styles, like the art rock-y, slightly silly indulgences in the middle ("Zeroes" and "Glass Spider"); the New Wave-ish beat of the otherwise unremarkable "Shining Star"; the semi-alternative, almost Psychedelic Furs-like sound of "New York's in Love"; and a trio of tepid yet ambitiously played pop-rock-and-roll tracks that close the album.

The lead track, "Day-In, Day-Out" is really a fun dance-pop listen, and the strongest single. You might say it's more style than substance, but certainly no less so than "Let's Dance".

If anything I'd say he was aiming high, trying to make an album that would work well as a concert experience. I think, though, by the time it came out, it was already just barely current, and quickly felt outdated.

It belongs a longbox to this CD. I saw it in ebay and I've compared the label.
It seems to be this version!

Original EMI America Issue that includes the track 'Too Dizzy' which was omitted from later re-issues.

I think this is the same as David Bowie - Never Let Me Down - enhanced CD

I think, that there is a mistake:

"Matrix / Runout: CP35-5398 1A1 TO" is wrong.

It has to be "Matrix / Runout: CP32-5398 1A1 TO".

In "CP35" no "5" but a "2".

Label should be corrected to 4PJ-17267.