Best David Bowie Single (1969-76)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

Poll question: Best David Bowie Single (1969-76)

I realised there's too many good Bowie singles for one poll, so I limited this to pre-77, I'll do a later one if anyone's that better.

I'm going for Life on Mars, myself.

SHIT! I FORGOT FAME. HOW LAME IS THAT!

[HEyHEY]

1. whoa whoa whoa you and Nightrain gonna duke it out?

There's a new sherif in town!

[david_vincent]

2. London Boys

n/t

[Screaming Lord Byron]

4. 1967, I believe.

And no Laughing Gnome, neither!

[arwalden]

3. Voted Young Americans.... But Would Have Chosen Fame

if you had even BOTHERED to include it. :-)

-- Allen

[Screaming Lord Byron]

5. Yup. Realised that massive oversight about 5 seconds after posting.

Only the big hit single and all, eh?

[Tyler Durden]

6. One of the best ROCKERS OF ALL TIME:

Suffragette City. Quite All Right.

[Scurrilous]

10. I wore out 4 copies...

..of Ziggy Stardust in college. Suffragette City gets my vote also!

[MnFats]

12. agreed, wholeheartedly...she said she had to squeeze it...

...but she..and then she.....oh, don't lean on me man cause you can't afford the ticket.....

it's outta sight...


and of course, one of the greatest false endings EVER:
"Hu-huuuuu WHAM BAM THANK YOU MAAM!!!!'

[RandomKoolzip]

7. I prefer some of his album tracks from this period...

Like "Watch that Man," or "Joe the Lion..." but my favorite Bowie album is Lodger, which is from 79, so it doesn't fall within this category, I guess.

Hmmm. I guess you and I can agree that David Bowie is great, huh?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

9. I'll put that stuff in the next poll. 'Heroes' is my favourite album.

Hey, no harm done, I like to argue music.

[bif]

8. Panic in Detroit

n/t

[Screaming Lord Byron]

11. Yeah, like I say, definitely not enough choices in a poll to cover it.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. I Voted Other

Either Panic In Detroit, or Aladdin Sane, both off the same album.

Another i would have a hard time not picking is Cracked Actor.

All assuming, of course, we're limited by your pre-77 rule.
The Professor