'Station To Station' is among my favourites as are 'Low' and 'Scary Monsters'. Like 'Heroes' too but don't think the intrumental tracks on that are as good as 'Low'. Good tracks on 'Lodger' but several fillers too. I thought his two albums which followed 'Let's Dance' are real low points though by his own admission he had little to do with 'Tonight' other than put on a vocal. I think he'd lost interest. The Tin Machine albums aren't great but they seemed to do the trick on getting him up for it again. I agree that though his 90s and 00s albums good they are patchier, with maybe 'Heathen' being the only classic, though some great tracks just the same. "Motel" on his album 'Outside' is one of his best. I love "Seven Years In Tibet" from "Earthling" too.