David Bowie "Reality" Castle Rat "The Bestiary" ' intended to express parts

' intended to express parts of his artistic and personal identity that had gone largely unseen by a fanbase he felt misunderstood

and comedic songs

A damn classic

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David Bowie "Reality" Castle Rat "The Bestiary" ' intended to express partsThe 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'.