>Alas, most of the songs are unlistenable, beyond disposable. Very few people would have listened to this album if it had been done by a lesser known singer-songwriter; let alone reviewed it. It is especially Visconti who disappoints. Bowie's sound was largely Visconti's (or Eno's). Without that sound, Bowie remains a second-rate vocalist singing second-rate pop for a second-rate audience. >Bowie died of cancer in january 2016.
If you weren't there, you have no idea how good it felt to correctly identify that album as shit before he died and then watch all the sheeple suddenly spam it into being a good album once he died a couple days later. Scaruffi is hyper based for sticking by and rubbing it in.
