Blackstar is worth a listen. Probably his most interesting since Scary Monsters in 1980. Some lovely sax work by Donny McCaslin. For his older stuff Low is a good starting point followed by the aforementioned Scary Monsters.
Iâve thoroughly enjoyed Tom Dunneâs David Bowie tribute programme tonight.
I like Tom and I like his show.
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Tom is an alright sort. A very nice chap.
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Just listened to Lazarus⌠Great line at the start that @farmerinthecity will love⌠âeverybody knows me nowâ
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Fagan, we share the same favourite Bowie tune.
Thatâs a bit mad.
But our opinions of Nile Rodgers appear to differ greatly.
Great musician but I canât take to the cunt at all.
Not really Iâd say we are both gentlemen of impeccable tastes.
True, but the cat had a LOT of great tunes. I see you mentioned John, Iâm Only Dancing too. Another favourite of mine.
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Was enjoying listening to this one again. Hadnât heard it in about 10 years.
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Tom Dunne continuing his tribute tonight.
How an Irish chap stuck up a friendship with Bowie online and regularly exchanged emails with him.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/tiffany-pollard-becomes-hysterical-after-7167319
Tiffany Pollard becomes hysterical after assuming David Gest had DIED in the Celebrity Big Brother house
The US star misheard Angie Bowie when she shared the sad news that her ex-husband David Bowie had died after a secret 18-month battle with cancer
watch the video
No wonder ISIS want us all dead.
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I see the Independent yesterday had a special pull out section on Bowieâs death.
âAnd look, a special pull out section on whistlesâ
So did the Irish Times.
ashes to ashes - dudt to dust the homo Bowie is no longer with us.
This Meath GAA Club delegate 
Legendary rock singer David Bowie, who died at the weekend, was included in the votes of sympathy read out by vice-chairman Peter OâHalloran at the end of Monday nightâs meeting of the Meath County Board.
The announcement of âthe Bowie family in London on the death of Davidâ was met with laughter in the room â but anger from the top table.
âThatâs not appropriate,â remarked OâHalloran who was reading from a list submitted by club delegates. The list is intended to be used to remember those who have passed away that have an association with Meath GAA.
Speaking to hoganstand.com, the Drumconrath official explained: âI was caught off guard and unwittingly read it out.
âIt drew a short bout of laughing from the delegates before everyone realised it was a prank and the seriousness and reverance that is normally given to this part of a county committee meeting.
âThis is an item reserved for deceased Meath gaels who have given different levels of service to the GAA in Meath and is always given the respect it deserves.
âI am sure Mr Bowie is entitled to a vote of sympathy but by the correct body and the correct manner.
âI will do my best to ensure that something like this doesnât happen again and I am disappointed that a delegate took this action.
âI have to admit that in the cold light of day I canât understand why someone would do this. It shows a deep lack of respect to Meath gaels and, indeed, to Mr Bowie also.â
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Fuck me, thatâs superb.