David Bowie is a great brand, and it shifts lots of CDs. This is because of a terrifically fertile creative period David Bowie the artiste weathered in the 1970s, all of which was captured in Glorious Stereo by the good folk at RCA, but none of which is represented here. This, instead, is the godawful "Deram" material of the 1960s - which a young and outwardly talentless Davy Jones recorded between leaving school and discovering the Dylan perm. Irrespective of what any of the revisionists say, it is simply not any good. This doesn't stop Decca valiantly trying to flog it off every six months in a different package, of course, a practice they have maintained unstintingly since about 1984.