An icon since his days as Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie has dedicated his decades-long career to pushing the boundaries of pop music to include everything from hard-rocking glam to futuristic techno. Bowie's 2003 album REALITY (his 26th) finds the chameleonic rocker continuing this... [More]

An icon since his days as Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie has dedicated his decades-long career to pushing the boundaries of pop music to include everything from hard-rocking glam to futuristic techno. Bowie's 2003 album REALITY (his 26th) finds the chameleonic rocker continuing this experimental tradition with nine rip-roaring originals that include "New Killer Star," "Bring Me the Disco King," and "Days," as as well as two innovative covers of The Modern Lovers' "Pablo Picasso" and George Harrison's "Try Some, Buy Some." This dual-disc set features a CD of the REALITY album, and a DVD of live performances from the REALITY tour. [Less]