"Changestwobowie" emerges as a compilation album by the esteemed English rock musician David Bowie, hitting the shelves in November 1981 under the banner of RCA Records. Serving as a companion to the 1976 compilation "Changesonebowie," the album's title and artwork echo the format of its predecessor.
 
In addition to cherry-picked post-1976 singles, "Changestwobowie" features five tracks from earlier in Bowie's illustrious career that were absent from "Changesonebowie." Notably, it includes "Wild Is the Wind" from "Station to Station," which was released as a single to promote the album, accompanied by a newly filmed music video for the track. Despite this, the album failed to replicate the chart success of its predecessor, peaking at No. 24 on the UK Album Chart and No. 68 in the United States.