Songs of which you particularly like one specific part?

Love the wigout to PEACHES by the Presidents of the USA.
Just wish it was mucho longer.

The gear-shift halfway through 'Station To Station' - the song has four stages, I guess : the train sound effects, the introduction of The Thin White Duke, the slow hypnotic march for the next few minutes, then a fierce launch into the up-tempo section with the repeated refrain of "It's too late..." But even the up-tempo chapter has a shift within it, a seamless progression into the next gear up, Bowie's musical equivalent of switching from the local train to the express in one quick maneuver.

After the lines
"Drink to the men who protect you and I
Drink, drink, drain your glass, raise your glass high"
SHIFT INTO
"It's not the side effects of the cocaine
I'm thinking that it must be love"

A tremendous track throughout and that mid-song double-shift just seals it for me as 2nd ever Bowie favourite song, edged only by the equally epic 'Teenage Wildlife'. Name of god, I'm getting excited just talking about these classics.

'STATION TO STATION', time-stamped at Bowie stepping on the gas :

The next part here



And here



And here



And here



And here



And this stanza



And the 9 solos here
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