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Album
Nothing Has Changed (The Best of David Bowie) [Deluxe Edition]
2014Pop · Music · R&B/Soul · Rock · Prog-Rock/Art Rock · Arena Rock · Glam Rock · Pop/Rock
Experience the complete scope of the Thin White Duke’s career in a single sitting.
Tracks
- 17:23
- 24:09
- 34:07
- 43:57
- 53:45
- 63:29
- 73:57
- 83:13
- 94:53
- 104:45
- 114:13
- 124:18
- 134:26
- 144:25
- 153:42
- 164:29
- 173:33
- 185:07
- 194:26
- 203:54
- 214:55
- 225:35
- 233:10
- 244:42
- 253:52
- 263:12
- 273:57
- 284:15
- 294:08
- 303:26
- 313:32
- 323:37
- 333:56
- 343:17
- 353:33
- 363:03
- 373:27
- 386:05
- 394:16
- 403:10
- 415:50
- 424:30
- 432:55
- 444:32
- 453:08
- 464:05
- 474:39
- 483:13
- 494:11
- 503:48
- 513:13
- 523:35
- 533:58
- 545:16
- 552:58
- 563:54
- 572:46
- 582:29
- 592:15
About this album
Nothing Has Changed is the first David Bowie compilation to bridge “Changes”, “Ziggy Stardust” and other forever-potent glam anthems of his early years to his most current recordings. He pushed the parameters of pop music with the postmodern sonics of “Sound and Vision” and the dubbed-out funk of “Let’s Dance”, but the secret treasure is tucked at the end. The writhing jazz rhythms and wounded crooning of 2014’s “Sue (Or in a Season of Crime)” show that he never stopped searching for new inventions.