Review: David Bowie: Rare and Unseen
David Bowie’s one of the most interesting artists, and has been for about 40 years. This is not news. In fact, it’s too bad that he hasn’t done a new record since 2003’s Reality (his follow-up to the brilliant 2001 Heathen) — I’d love to hear where his head’s at now, aside from guesting on SpongeBob in somewhat of a Yellow Submarine riff. Since Bowie’s been quiet of late, we can keep going back to the past and discovering more about what’s already come. The deluxe version of Station to Station is good for this, as is MVD’s new DVD David Bowie: Rare and Unseen.
