David Bowie - RealityThe Thin White Duke's 26th album, the follow up to 2002's 'Heathen'. Produced once again by longtime collaborator Tony Visconti, this is a more musically diverse and harder rocking offering and includes covers of the Modern Lovers' 'Pablo Picasso' and George Harrison's 'Try Some Buy Some', as well as the track 'Bring Me The Disco King' which is featured on the OST of vampire flick 'Underworld'.

WhileåÊmany of these LPs were disposable‰ÛÓthey favored quantity over quality

the rug is pulled from under you

'America's Boy'

Lou Reed's back-up band

Mark Gardener

The man himself remains a total enigma

some of whom ranked among the best and most unique individual rappers of the decade

tracks which would eventually form the basis of Madjafalao

Comprising all the DIY traits and snarling attitudes of Manchester‰۪s smartarsed punk retaliation

More importantly

It was produced and recorded by Bobby Harlow at Studio B in Los Angeles

He's thinking about how cool his sister is and we get the delightful "Hey Denise