US EditionBowie’s final boxed set celebrates music legend
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A new David Bowie box set summarizes the artist's final years, from "Heathen" to "Blackstar." The record companies are targeting a nostalgic and high-spending target group, but DN's Mattias Dahlström wonders: Do we really have to get everything all the time?
Bowie’s final boxed set celebrates music legend
David Bowie opened his first album of the century, 2002’s “Heathen,” with a low croon of, “It’s the beginning of an end/And nothing has changed/Everything has changed.” Over glitchy computer beats and a light wash of synths, Bowie outlined his late-period artistic thesis. What would change: From the beginning of his end to his final album, Bowie would abandon his chase of the modern, his effort to incorporate emerging sonic trends. What wouldn’t…
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