A number of suggestions have been made already in a thread started by Adam.
I made a preselection, based on three conditions:
1-titles that fit in with Adam's description.
2-titles that seemed intere-sting to me.
3-titles that elicited responses from other people.
I selected titles that met BOTH condition 1 AND EITHER condition 2 OR 3.
If you think other titles should have made it, we'll set up another poll with those and then a final, right?

Reading appears twice.

In the end Meadows in probably the best of those...

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Reading appears twice.

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once as the verb associated with books (reed-ing)
and once for the town in Berkshire UK (red-ing)

I'm invisible and dumb,
no-one will recall me

i am for "FUP". it breaks all the rules. i like bowie breaking rules.

"Have you tried... not being a mutant?"

I think it will be Beagle (no S), and will not be a follow up to diamond dogs, but will instead will be going into detail about Major Tom's Space mission, which was a mission to mars where the exploratory vehicle (called beagle) gets lost in the craters on Mars. When Major Tom goes to try and retrieve beagle he gets bitten by a radioactive Spider on the martian surface, thus proving there was life on Mars too. The last transmission is printed below.
Ground control: Can you hear me Major Tom?

Major Tom: It ain't easy!

Day after day, they take my friends away,
to a mansion cold and grey,
on the far side of town.

I prefer Reading to Reading.

Heroin, My Heroin

I think it's going to be a phrase rather than a single word. But then Bowie is good at outfoxing us all.

I voted for Reactor. Bowie tends to write about the environment he lives in (New York, Berlin, etc.), therefore reacting to his surroundings.

Don't understand me, just love me

Of course... a double live album from the secret gig at the 2003 Reading festival. Perfect!

If Adam's theory is correct, then I'll go with Weapons. The Heathen Reality Weapons trilogy has a nice ring to it, and should keep the Interpretation board going for years as to what it all means. I can already see in my mind a good dozen Pianocraft posts comparing musical instruments and lyrical ideas to weapons.

Slan libh,

Dara

"The two aims of the Party are to conquer the whole surface of the earth and to extinguish for once and for all the possibility of independent thought" - 1984 (George Orwell)