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Each studio album is now available as a stand-alone album, using the latest remastered 2021 recordings from "BRILLIANT ADVENTURE (1992-2001)", the fifth boxed set of David Bowie's career. This album is the 22nd studio album in total, "Art Pop", which is a reintroduction of Bowie's art-pop style that has evolved from the experimental electro sound presented in the previous two albums, and has sharpened the style that Bowie had walked in the past, weaving his own thoughts into the digital and acoustic sounds. The 22nd studio album "Ours..." (1999), the fifth in the box set "Brilliant Adventure [1992-2001]" that compiles the trajectory of David Bowie, was remastered in 2021 using the latest remastered sound sources. Each studio album is now available as a stand-alone album! This time, the art-pop style that Bowie has evolved from the experimental electro sound presented in the previous two albums is once again presented to the scene, sharpening and evolving the style that Bowie has walked in up to now, and the new album is the first time that Bowie's art-pop style is presented to the scene.The 22nd studio album "Ours..." (1999), in which he spun his own thoughts and feelings into digital and acoustic sounds! Of course, the latest remastered sound sources used in the compilation box were used in 2021! Bowie, who has presented the world with an experimental style boldly incorporating the most advanced sounds of the era with "Outside" and "Earthling", presents a pop rock/art rock style reminiscent of "Hunky Dory" released in 1971, and expresses his thoughts and feelings through digital and acoustic sounds. Bowie's style of pop rock/art rock is reminiscent of his 1971 album "Hanky Dory," and he weaves his thoughts and feelings into the digital and acoustic sounds of "Ours....". The cover of the album, in which the short-haired Bowie of the "Earthling" period lies in the arms of the long-haired, youthful Bowie, also attracted a great deal of attention. This album was also the first major artist to release the album as a digital download first and then as a CD, which strongly impresses us with Bowie's keen eye and attitude, as if he was already looking ahead to the modern digital distribution world at that time.This album was created mainly from songs he had written for the soundtrack of a video game called Omicron and songs derived from the sessions for the Reeves Gabrels album. Bowie, who has always been conscious of the cutting-edge sound of the times, has stripped everything down and spun his feelings into digital and acoustic sounds as he pleased. It includes singles such as "These Days Are Child" and "Pretty Things Are Going To Hell. *Works from 1999 *Modified with the latest remastering in 2021