Over a decade ago, every major artist (and some minors) produced a box set. Now the trend is a double "best of" CD (Bowie, Rolling Stones, Bee Gees, Fleetwood Mac...) This is not bad, but severely limits the tracks to the biggest hits, and even then leaves out some gems.Bowie's selections sticks to the singles and if you never bought "ChangesOne" or "ChangesTwo" or "The Singles", then this is your best choice. "All The Young Dudes" is a nice surprise here, but where is "Strangers When We Meet" or "Starman"? See what I mean? Plus, what are the tracks on the bonus CD that was originally available? That was a major selling point, if I only knew what was included. Regardless, this is the best of Bowie and you can't really complain too much. Liner notes - Okay.