The Quietus picks some Bowie deep cuts.

[Jeff K]

I'm sure some of you will enjoy reading this.

http://thequietus.com/articles/23840-da ... the-hits-2

[toomanyhatz]

Enjoyable reading but meh cuts, for the most part. I think we should do our own. Perhaps I'll have some suggestions later.

[The Modernist]

Some rather obvious choices for deep cuts ( 'Win', 'Queen Bitch'..did the journalists not get the memo?), but I'll be checking out some of the 90s selections as my knowledge of his albums from then is still pretty patchy.

[jimboo]

The loneliest guy is a bloody good call , Sons of the silent age is sadly missing , it's a giant of a song.

[Ranking Ted]

Enjoyed reading that. There’s so much depth to that catalogue, you can just get lost as if wandering in a glorious museum or art gallery. I just listened to The Lonelisest Guy and it’s a magnificent, entirely realised prototype of the tropes he returned to on Blackstar - and yet, I’d never really focused in on that one despite having a lot of time for Reality. I can see yet another Bowie jag approaching...

[Nervous Ned]

The Loneliest Guy? ... oh dear Lord that one is awful ... a turgid maudlin affair, so cliched. The worst track on the underrated ‘Reality’ ... I sort of assumed Bowie was contractually obliged to perform it on tour to increase sales of beer in the foyer!

[Minnie the Minx]

The Loneliest Guy? ... oh dear Lord that one is awful ... a turgid maudlin affair, so cliched. The worst track on the underrated ‘Reality’ ... I sort of assumed Bowie was contractually obliged to perform it on tour to increase sales of beer in the foyer!

Yes, I don't understand the appeal of that song either