David Bowie ‎/ THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS

If you analyzed the evolution of rock music over the last 50 years, you’d find that few artists, if any, were as thoroughly innovative, outrageous, diverse, dedicated, and influential as David Bowie.
Ziggy Stardust can be considered the work with which he succeeded in 1972 in asserting himself as a coherent artist, integrating the stylistic expressions experimented in previous works with contemporary genres such as glam rock and proto-punk, and remains one of the albums that have most influenced subsequent generations of artists.