This album is seriously pretty great and pretty underappreciated in his discography

this album is seriously pretty great and pretty underappreciated in his discography

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Agreed.

Nope. Just accept that you have listened to all of his good albums and you will never listen to another great David Bowie album for the first time ever again.

It's not bad, but I hate to say it: It's try hard. I hate to say it about this man, but he was trying too hard to distance himself from the 80s. Even calling it "Outside" is try hard. During this period he called the 80s his "Phil Collins" period, and tried throwing poor Phil under the bus to cover for his own shit. It's a bitch move.

Songs are wayyyy too long.
If he cut a couple of tracks, and cut the length of at least 7 songs, it would be regarded as good as all his 70s albums.
They actually cover 2 tracks from outside in starship troopers with different lyrics, and you can hear how catchy they are.
The concept and lyrics got in way of the songs.
I love how on the voyeur of utter destruction at the end when it's beginning to fade out and the lyric switches and blends from today to TE-TE, it's one of my favorite Bowie moments.

It's kind of bloated and not every track sticks the landing, but I love the sound. Earthling is more consistent.

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It's an album you'd only ever want to listen to once.

>I'm Deraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanged

It's not really underrated among his fans though, most consider it to be among his best work

tes... testing, testing

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