David Bowie set out to make "Top 10 Rubbish" in 1967, but his plan ultimately backfired (in more ways than one).

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Our writers have sat down with some of the greatest names in music to reveal the stories and the people behind the records that have shaped the world we live in, including David Bowie ... odd website ...

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