Bowie A Journey to the Center of the Hunky Dory (A.K.A.Divine Symmetry)

A Journey to the Center of the Hunky Dory (A.K.A.Divine Symmetry) ,suggests Bowie’s claim was only partially true.With five years of hindsight,he was hiding the panic he had felt while making Hunky Dory. The collection’s treasure contains raw demos, radio sessions, a rare live concert, and alternative mixes that show how Bowie was desperate to figure out his next step. He was mired in the quicksand of novelty status, and after his third album, 1970’s The Man Who Sold the World, bombed, he clammed up. He mostly stopped touring, and he bickered with his backing band. But a trip to the U.S. reinvigorated him, allowing himself to open up to nuanced pop songs that traded an ethos of inclusiveness for the solitude of his previous record, giving him the courage he needed to figure out a path forward.Take a look at the comment for full story and detailed playlist