Bonus or remasters?

Fourth album of Bowie and the first summit of its long discography, "Hunky Dory" appears in 1971 and is immediately grown to become a classic of classics in the Pantheon of British pop, even before the ravings of Ziggy Stardust period. Admittedly not the Thin White Duke has set the bar high with this disc that contains its share of unstoppable hits and pop tunes sparkling: the arch known "Changes," "Oh Pretty Things you!", The fabulous "Life on Mars", "Song for Bob Dylan" the loureedien "Queen Bitch" .....

Everything has been said about this wonderful album, no need to add more so ...

We however will signal that the Ryko CD reissue from 1990 included, in addition to the 11 original titles, 4 bonus tracks ("Bombers", "The Supermen", "Quicksand" and "the Bewlay Brothers"), bonus tracks that will be removed from the EMI remastered version of 1999, certainly for the big money questions. The same treatment will be applied by EMI to all of Bowie discography. I do not know all the deleted bonus subsequently reappeared somewhere, but it would be a pity they are lost forever ...

The remastered sound is certainly more powerful, but I'm not sure it's the best ...