Every David Bowie Album Ranked Worst To Best (By Guitar Power)

The first album after the Tin Machine era, the most notable detail is that Bowie’s greatest musical foil, Mick Ronson, appears on one track, although sadly he was to die shortly after recording it, from cancer.

As usual the critical response was disproportionate to the content, half of which seemed to either be inspired by Bowie's recent marriage or actually written to be played at the ceremony.

A fairly forgettable entry into the Bowie catalogue, like much of his later work.