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LynneSin

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Fri Apr-21-06 04:24 PM
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11. Let's Dance wasn't one of his top 5 albums, just sentimental value

It was probably the 5th album I ever bought and the first time I was able to go to a concert with my friends (we were about 5 feet from the front). So the reason it's top 5 isn't the quality of the music but of what it signifies in my life. I now have over 500 albums (ie - vinyl) and about 400 CDs - and probably this journey started because of music like David Bowie's.

He's in my top #10 of favorite musicians/group of all time

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