Both recent albums are astonishing, you can listen to and watch the video of Blackstar all over the net and it is just incredible, especially when you now know that he obviously dreamed it up and recorded it as a "departure gate" collection of songs ahead of his imminent death.

As to albums - I'll go for Hunky Dory

I'm a very big Bowie fan for me Ziggy Stardust,Hunky Dory,and Diamond Dogs,I also think Mick Ronson was one of the World's BEST guitarists ,his Album Slaughter on 10th Avenue was great,my fave track his version of Love Me Tender.

Never had any David Bowie albums but definately one of my favourite singers. Best single for me is Life On Mars, closely followed by quite a few. Changes, Modern Love, China Girl, Ashes to Ashes, Space Oddity and many more, all classics.

Listening to Radio 2 at work yesterday playing loads of his songs all day and you forget just how many great songs he did. Must admit I felt pretty sad at work yesterday

I've just been listening to Ziggy Stardust album, Suffragette City,and Better Hang on to Yourself,are Classics.

It's got to be Ziggy, closely followed by Station to Station, which is the last one I actually parted with hard cash for.
How I regret not going to see Woody Woodmansey, Tony Visconti, Lisa Ronson & others perform The Man Who Sold The World at Leeds O2 last year.

Is Trevor Bolder still going?