David Bowie Classic Rock Titles on DVD and CD

David Bowie - Glass Spider (Special Edition) 2CD+DVD PAL Reg 2
Released 25/06/07

In 1987 Bowie took his most spectacular & extravagant tour since Diamond Dogs on the road to the massive stadiums of the world. He promised fans an event "overflowing with make-up, costumes and theatrical sets", and his Glass Spider tour didn't disappoint. The show opened in Rotterdam in May and began with 4 dancers falling from the belly of a 50ft high spider complete with illuminated, flashing legs that straddled the stage. The whole event was what Bowie described as "ultra theatrical" with "fragments of film, projected images" and "a slight narrative form... it's almost what I believe a modern musical should look like".

Musically the concert was a mix of tracks from his then current album 'Never Let Me Down' and previous hits.

DVD

Intro/Up The Hill Backwards (2007 Digital Remaster)
Glass Spider (2007 Digital Remaster)
Day-In, Day-Out (2007 Digital Remaster)
Bang Bang (2007 Digital Remaster)
Absolute Beginners (2007 Digital Remaster)
Loving The Alien (2007 Digital Remaster)
China Girl (2007 Digital Remaster)
Rebel Rebel (2007 Digital Remaster)
Fashion (2007 Digital Remaster)
Never Let Me Down (2007 Digital Remaster)
"Heroes" (2007 Digital Remaster)
Sons Of The Silent Age (2007 Digital Remaster)
Band Introduction (2007 Digital Remaster)
Young Americans (2007 Digital Remaster)
The Jean Genie (2007 Digital Remaster)
Let's Dance (2007 Digital Remaster)
Time (2007 Digital Remaster)
Fame (2007 Digital Remaster)
Blue Jean (2007 Digital Remaster)
I Wanna Be Your Dog (2007 Digital Remaster)
White Light/White Heat (2007 Digital Remaster)
Modern Love (2007 Digital Remaster)

CD One

Intro/Up The Hill Backwards (Live)
Glass Spider (Live)
Day-In, Day-Out (Live)
Bang Bang (Live)
Absolute Beginners (Live)
Loving the Alien (Live)
China Girl (Live)
Rebel Rebel (Live)
Fashion (Live)
Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) (Live)
All The Mad Men (Live)
Never Let Me Down (Live)

CD Two

Big Brother (Live)
'87 And Cry (Live)
"Heroes" (Live)
Sons Of The Silent Age (Live)
Time Will Crawl (Live)
Young Americans (Live)
Beat Of Your Drum (Live)
The Jean Genie (Live)
Let's Dance (Live)
Fame (Live)
Time (Live)
Blue Jean (Live)
Modern Love (Live)

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David Bowie - Glass Spider DVD PAL Reg 2
Released 25/06/07

In 1987 Bowie took his most spectacular & extravagant tour since Diamond Dogs on the road to the massive stadiums of the world. He promised fans an event "overflowing with make-up, costumes and theatrical sets", and his Glass Spider tour didn't disappoint. The show opened in Rotterdam in May and began with 4 dancers falling from the belly of a 50ft high spider complete with illuminated, flashing legs that straddled the stage. The whole event was what Bowie described as "ultra theatrical" with "fragments of film, projected images" and "a slight narrative form... it's almost what I believe a modern musical should look like".

Musically the concert was a mix of tracks from his then current album 'Never Let Me Down' and previous hits.

DVD

Intro/Up The Hill Backwards (2007 Digital Remaster)
Glass Spider (2007 Digital Remaster)
Day-In, Day-Out (2007 Digital Remaster)
Bang Bang (2007 Digital Remaster)
Absolute Beginners (2007 Digital Remaster)
Loving The Alien (2007 Digital Remaster)
China Girl (2007 Digital Remaster)
Rebel Rebel (2007 Digital Remaster)
Fashion (2007 Digital Remaster)
Never Let Me Down (2007 Digital Remaster)
"Heroes" (2007 Digital Remaster)
Sons Of The Silent Age (2007 Digital Remaster)
Band Introduction (2007 Digital Remaster)
Young Americans (2007 Digital Remaster)
The Jean Genie (2007 Digital Remaster)
Let's Dance (2007 Digital Remaster)
Time (2007 Digital Remaster)
Fame (2007 Digital Remaster)
Blue Jean (2007 Digital Remaster)
I Wanna Be Your Dog (2007 Digital Remaster)
White Light/White Heat (2007 Digital Remaster)
Modern Love (2007 Digital Remaster)

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David Bowie - Black Tie, White Noise DVD PAL Reg 2
Released 07/03/05

Black Tie White Noise the album was released originally in 1993, it saw Bowie reunited with Nile Rodgers who had been responsible for producing Bowie's most commercially successful album 'Let's Dance'. Black Tie White Noise was Bowie's first solo album after the Tin Machine releases and was regarded by music critics as a return to form and it hit the no. 1 spot in the UK charts.

This DVD features an interview with Bowie. He discusses the musicians and people involved with this project as well others he's worked with in the past as well as personal revelations about his marriage, sexuality, drug use, working with Eno and lots more all intercut with the performances recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios and followed by the videos of the singles from the album "Jump They Say", "Miracle Goodnight" and Black Tie White Noise".

1/ Bowie talks : Lester Bowie
2/ Bowie talks: Reeves Gabrels
3/You've Been Around - performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios, Los Angeles, 5/8/93
4/ Bowie talks: Expanding and Experimenting
5/ Nite Flights - performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios, Los Angeles, 5/8/93
6/ Bowie talks: Otherness
7/ Miracle Goodnight performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios, Los Angeles, 5/8/93
8/ Bowie talks: On Marriage
9/ Black Tie White Noise performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios, Los Angeles, 5/8/93
10/ Bowie talks: Mick Ronson
11/ I Feel Free performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios, Los Angeles, 5/8/93
12/ Bowie talks : Nile Rodgers
13/ I Know It's Going To Happen performance recorded at the Hollywood Center Studios,
Los Angeles, 5/8/93
14/ Miracle Goodnight - video
15/ Jump They Say - video
16/ Black Tie White Noise - video

DVD technical info:
Audio option: PCM
Screen : 4:3
Regions: All
Disc Type : DVD-5
Running Time (approx): 1 hr
No. of Discs: 1
Subtitles: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch & Japanese

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David Bowie - Stage Special Edition 2CD
Released 21/02/05

Features the original stereo mix remastered.

Disc One

Warszawa
"Heroes"
What In The World
Be My Wife (previously unreleased)
Blackout
Sense Of Doubt
Speed Of Life
Breaking Glass
Beauty And The Beast
Fame
(Band intro)

Disc Two

Five Years
Soul Love
Star
Hang On To Yourself
Ziggy Stardust
Art Decade
Alabama Song
Station To Station
Stay (previously unreleased)

Early in 1978 David Bowie began rehearsals for what was to be his biggest tour so far including visits to the US, Canada, Europe, Japan and Australia.
The majority of the show was to be comprised primarily from the 'Low' & '"Heroes"' albums. However, Bowie surprised his fans with the inclusion of a selection of tracks from the 'Ziggy Stardust' album re-arranged to reflect his new futuristic synthesizer sound.
When asked to take charge of recording and mixing Tony Visconti decided to record it as if it was a studio album. His attention to detail was astounding. He had the band close miked for maximum separation between their sounds to ensure more control during mixing, he wanted the audience to sound big and real, and he wanted the natural reverb in the concert halls to be part of the sound on the record. He used four microphones for the audience instead of the usual two, with the two extras placed in front of the first row and against the back wall of the venue. Quadraphonic recording was still viable in the late seventies and he wanted to cover this possibility. Now, years later, surround sound enables us to bring this back to life and can be appreciated in full on the DVDA.
In 1978 a drastic decision was made at the time to put the album in a very different running order to the live performance. The tracks were assembled in a (sort of) chronological order. However, it has been decided to restore the original order of the concert. This present running order now includes two previously unreleased tracks, 'Stay' and 'Be My Wife'.

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David Bowie - Stage Special Edition DVDA
Released tba

Features the new Tony Visconti 5.1 mix with the new sequence, DTS 5.1 mix with new sequence, PCM original stereo mix remastered with new sequence and a photo gallery. All new sequences are as per the original set list.

Tony Visconti on the DVDA surround mix:
"It was a thrill for me to remix this concert in surround sound. I took some liberties with the instrument placing. I don't like live surround mixes with the band in front of you and the audience behind you. I want to be 'involved' with the music, as I think you'd like to be. So I've placed Dennis Davis on drums spread across all the speakers, along with George Murray in the center on bass (with some subwoofer help for the kick drums and the bass). Carlos Alomar's stereo guitar is spread between the front speakers (he was a pioneer of this sound). Sean Mayes on keyboards is left/front, and a little to the left side center, playing piano mostly and some extra keyboards. Simon House on electric violin has his own domain in the left/rear. So does Roger Powell on keyboards, but occupying the right/rear speaker. Adrian Belew's milieu is right/front. The backing singers, which were also Carlos, George and Adrian, are spread across the front speakers. David is front/middle. I've tried to place him in your lap, something you can't have in a concert hall! When he plays the Chamberlain keyboard he appears behind you. Although most of the reverb is the natural hall, I've added some special effects that were in the front of the house mix at the time. I've also used the signature harmonized snare drum effect for the Low and "Heroes" songs."

See 2CD notes for extra info.
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David Bowie - David Live Special Edition 2CD
Released 21/02/05

2CD features new stereo mix by original producer Tony Visconti

Disc One

1984
Rebel Rebel
Moonage Daydream
Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (reprise)
Changes
Suffragette City
Aladdin Sane
All The Young Dudes
Cracked Actor
Rock 'n' Roll With Me

Disc Two

Watch That Man
Knock On Wood
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Space Oddity (previously unreleased)
Diamond Dogs
Panic In Detroit (first issue on CD)
Big Brother
Time
The Width Of A Circle
The Jean Genie
Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

Recorded in July 1974 at the Tower Theatre, Philadelphia 'David Live' is an enthralling album of the extraordinary 1974 Diamond Dogs tour. Bowie started the tour as a glam rock king but as the tour progressed he started to make a changeover to a new sound and a new look - Philly Soul. Consequently, the-album captures Bowie in transition, as he moves from glam-rock to plastic soul.
Many of the familiar songs were reworked in unusual & intriguing ways; 'All The Young Dudes' & 'The Jean Genie' are the subject of a wonderful cabaret style reworking, 'The Width Of A Circle' rework is fascinating and 'Rock 'n' Roll Suicide' reworked as a 'Vegas torch song' is not to be missed - absolutely brilliant.
On original release the album went top 10 on both sides of the Atlantic and it remains an absorbing document of the crossover period between Diamond Dogs and Young Americans.
With a brand new mix by the original producer Tony Visconti, this double CD features for the very first time the complete gig in correct running order with comprehensive sleevenotes by Visconti and a chronology by Kevin Cann.
David Live was culled from performances on the 8th, 9th, 10th 11th and 12th of July 1974 at the Tower Theater, Philadelphia. No studio overdubs or re-recordings of voices, instruments or audience have been added with the exception of several backing vocals due to a loss of theatre mike contact.

David Bowie: Vocals
Earl Slick: Guitar
Herbie Flowers: Bass
Gui Andrisano: Vocal Backings
Warren Peace: Vocal Backings
Michael Kamen: Musical Director, Electric Piano, Moog, Oboe
Tony Newman: Drums
Pablo Rosario: Percussion
David Sanborn: Alto Sax, Flute
Richard Grando: Baritone Sax, Flute
Mike Garson: Piano, Mellotron

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David Bowie - David Live Special Edition DVDA
Released tba

For the audiophiles… the DVD-A features the new Tony Visconti 5.1 mix with the new sequence, DTS 5.1 mix with new sequence, PCM new stereo mix with new sequence & PCM old stereo mix with original vinyl sequence … and a photo gallery
See 2CD notes for details.
Disc One

1984
Rebel Rebel
Moonage Daydream
Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (reprise)
Changes
Suffragette City
Aladdin Sane
All The Young Dudes
Cracked Actor
Rock 'n' Roll With Me

Disc Two

Watch That Man
Knock On Wood
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Space Oddity (previously unreleased)
Diamond Dogs
Panic In Detroit (first issue on CD)
Big Brother
Time
The Width Of A Circle
The Jean Genie
Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

Recorded in July 1974 at the Tower Theatre, Philadelphia 'David Live' is an enthralling album of the extraordinary 1974 Diamond Dogs tour. Bowie started the tour as a glam rock king but as the tour progressed he started to make a changeover to a new sound and a new look - Philly Soul. Consequently, the-album captures Bowie in transition, as he moves from glam-rock to plastic soul.
Many of the familiar songs were reworked in unusual & intriguing ways; 'All The Young Dudes' & 'The Jean Genie' are the subject of a wonderful cabaret style reworking, 'The Width Of A Circle' rework is fascinating and 'Rock 'n' Roll Suicide' reworked as a 'Vegas torch song' is not to be missed - absolutely brilliant.
On original release the album went top 10 on both sides of the Atlantic and it remains an absorbing document of the crossover period between Diamond Dogs and Young Americans.
With a brand new mix by the original producer Tony Visconti, this double CD features for the very first time the complete gig in correct running order with comprehensive sleevenotes by Visconti and a chronology by Kevin Cann.
David Live was culled from performances on the 8th, 9th, 10th 11th and 12th of July 1974 at the Tower Theater, Philadelphia. No studio overdubs or re-recordings of voices, instruments or audience have been added with the exception of several backing vocals due to a loss of theatre mike contact.

David Bowie: Vocals
Earl Slick: Guitar
Herbie Flowers: Bass
Gui Andrisano: Vocal Backings
Warren Peace: Vocal Backings
Michael Kamen: Musical Director, Electric Piano, Moog, Oboe
Tony Newman: Drums
Pablo Rosario: Percussion
David Sanborn: Alto Sax, Flute
Richard Grando: Baritone Sax, Flute
Mike Garson: Piano, Mellotron

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David Bowie - Love You Till Tuesday DVD PAL Reg 2
Released 07/02/05

1. Love You Till Tuesday
2. Sell Me A Coat
3. When I'm Five
4. Rubber Band
5. The Mask
6. Let Me Sleep Beside You
7. Ching-A-Ling
8. Space Oddity
9. When I Live My Dream

With his best-selling A Reality Tour DVD high in the charts, Universal Catalogue are delighted to revisit the other end of David Bowie's spectrum by making available on DVD for the first time ever his 1969 movie, Love You Till Tuesday.

Back then, Bowie was an earnest mime star under the tutelage of Kenneth Pitt. Pitt financed Love You Till Tuesday as a television film, but it was never shown on a major network.

The performance includes including the single versions of 'Love Till Tuesday' 'Rubber Band' and 'When I Live My Dream', and importantly, it contains the previously unreleased original version of 'Space Oddity' (with Buzz cohort John Hutchinson joining in on vocals), 'Ching-A-Ling', 'Sell Me A Coat' (featuring background vocals from his then-girlfriend Hermione Farthingale and Hutchinson) and 'When I'm Five'.

Not merely a curio for the aficionado, but a fascinating document that shows even with all the mime and period detail, Bowie's trademark creativity and poise shines through. And it's got 'Let Me Sleep Beside You' on it - one of his very greatest records.

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David Bowie - Bowie At The Beeb 2CD
Released 25/10/04

The History:
In December 1967 David Bowie entered the BBC studios for the first time, like many of his contemporaries of the time, to record a session for BBC radio. Between '67 and '72, David recorded 12 sessions for BBC radio largely for promotional purposes. When in mid-1972 he achieved stardom, the need to do these radio performances had disappeared and he didn't return to until 1991 when he recorded a Tin Machine session.
In the 70's and 80's tracks from arbitrary sessions were fragmentarily released on tapes and bootlegs, creating a lot of confusion about dates of recording and broadcast. Some sessions such as The Sunday Show have been bootlegged in very poor quality and without the audience applause and in between chat. Not only does this release contain songs rarely captured live, but it also contains David's first live performance with guitarist Mick Ronson (David having met Mick only 2 days previous).
Another session to be made available is David's session with the Tony Visconti Trio. Clearly pivotal in David's progression to recording his first album in 1969 this session is a holy grail for fans.

The Album:
Featuring the best of the '68-'72 BBC radio sessions, personally chosen by David, the album marks the first official release of some of David's most important broadcast recordings.
The recordings will be released on double CD. The packaging will feature track by track/session details finally laying to rest the confusion surrounding the sessions, along with sleeve notes from Radio producers Bernie Andrews and Jeff Griffin who, between them, were responsible for producing 7 of the sessions. Jeff and Bernie will also be supplying personal artefacts/memorabilia from the time for inclusion in the 20 page full colour booklet.
The cover art for the album is a truly original piece of work by Guy Peellaert previously responsible for the artwork to David's seminal Diamond Dogs album. Creating a moment in history by reworking, in his super real style, a Mick Rock photograph of David, and a Sarah McCormack photograph of BBC Maida Vale Studio 3, Guy has produced a truly classic Bowie album sleeve. (NB. Sarah McCormack is the wife of Geoff (Warren Peace) McCormack who sings the third verse of the John Peel Sunday Show track "It Ain't Easy")
Although the recordings themselves are mainly in mono, they have been mastered to the highest possible sound quality and resolution.

Disc One

In The Heat Of The Morning (3.06)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Orchestra
Programme: John Peel In Top Gear
Recorded: May 13, 1968

London Bye Ta-Ta (2.36)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Orchestra
Programme: John Peel In Top Gear
Recorded: May 13, 1968

Karma Man (3.06)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Orchestra
Programme: John Peel In Top Gear
Recorded: May 13, 1968
Transmitted: May 26, 1968 & June 20, 1968
Produced by Bernie Andrews

Silly Boy Blue (4.40)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Orchestra
Programme: John Peel In Top Gear
Recorded: May 13, 1968

Let Me Sleep Beside You (3.17)
David Bowie & Junior's Eyes
Programme: D.L.T. Show (Dave Lee Travis Show)
Recorded: October 20, 1969
Transmitted: October 26, 1969
Produced by Paul Williams

Janine (3.00)
David Bowie & Junior's Eyes
(David Bowie)
Programme: D.L.T. Show (Dave Lee Travis Show)
Recorded: October 20, 1969
Transmitted: October 26, 1969
Produced by Paul Williams

Amsterdam (3.31)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

God Knows I'm Good (3.38)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

The Width Of A Circle (5.53)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed (5.17)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Cygnet Committee (9.26)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Memory of A Free Festival (3.37)
David Bowie & The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)
Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel
Recorded: February 5, 1970
Transmitted: February 8, 1970
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud (4.41)
David Bowie & The Hype
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: March 25, 1970
Transmitted: April 6, 1970
Produced by Bernie Andrews
Engineered by Paddy Kingsland

Bombers (3.22)
David Bowie & friends
Programme: In Concert: John Peel
Recorded: June 5, 1971
Transmitted: June 20, 1971
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Looking For A Friend (3.38)
David Bowie & friends
Programme: In Concert: John Peel
Recorded: June 5, 1971
Transmitted: June 20, 1971
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Almost Grown (2.44)
David Bowie & friends
Programme: In Concert: John Peel
Recorded: June 5, 1971
Transmitted: June 20, 1971
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Kooks (3.35)
David Bowie & friends
Programme: In Concert: John Peel
Recorded: June 5, 1971
Transmitted: June 20, 1971
Produced by Jeff Griffin

It Ain't Easy (2.48)
David Bowie & friends
Programme: In Concert: John Peel
Recorded: June 5, 1971
Transmitted: June 20, 1971
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Disc Two

The Supermen (2.49)
David Bowie with Mick Ronson
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: Bob Harris
Recorded: September 21, 1971
Transmitted: October 4, 1971
Produced by John Muir

Eight Line Poem (2.45)
David Bowie with Mick Ronson
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: Bob Harris
Recorded: September 21, 1971
Transmitted: October 4, 1971
Produced by John Muir

Hang Onto Yourself (2.47)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: January 18, 1972
Transmitted: February 7, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Ziggy Stardust (3.19)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: January 18, 1972
Transmitted: February 7, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Queen Bitch (2.57)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: January 18, 1972
Transmitted: February 7, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Waiting For The Man (5.07)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: January 18, 1972
Transmitted: February 7, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Five Years (3.36)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's
Recorded: January 18, 1972
Transmitted: February 7, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

White Light/White Heat (3.45)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: John Peel
Recorded: May 16, 1972
Transmitted: May 23, 1972
Produced by Pete Ritzema

Moonage Daydream (4.54)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: John Peel
Recorded: May 16, 1972
Transmitted: May 23, 1972
Produced by Pete Ritzema

Hang Onto Yourself (2.44)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: John Peel
Recorded: May 16, 1972
Transmitted: May 23, 1972
Produced by Pete Ritzema

Suffragette City (3.24)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: John Peel
Recorded: May 16, 1972
Transmitted: May 23, 1972
Produced by Pete Ritzema

Ziggy Stardust
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: John Peel
Recorded: May 16, 1972
Transmitted: May 23, 1972
Produced by Pete Ritzema

Starman (4.02)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show
Recorded: May 22, 1972
Transmitted: June 5-9, 1972
Produced by Roger Pusey

Space Oddity (4.13)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show
Recorded: May 22, 1972
Transmitted: June 5-9, 1972
Produced by Roger Pusey

Changes (3.28)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show
Recorded: May 22, 1972
Transmitted: June 5-9, 1972
Produced by Roger Pusey

Oh! You Pretty Things (2.54)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show
Recorded: May 22, 1972
Transmitted: June 5-9, 1972
Produced by Roger Pusey

Andy Warhol (3.11)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: Bob Harris
Recorded May 23, 1972
Transmitted: June 19, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Lady Stardust (3.18)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: Bob Harris
Recorded: May 23, 1972
Transmitted: June 19, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

Rock 'N' Roll Suicide (3.07)
David Bowie & The Spiders From Mars
Programme: Sounds Of The 70's: Bob Harris
Recorded May 23, 1972
Transmitted: June 19, 1972
Produced by Jeff Griffin

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David Bowie - Diamond Dogs 30th Anniversary (Ltd Ed) 2CD
Released 07/06/04

David Bowie has never been as menacing or menaced as he sounds on 'Diamond Dogs'. This eerie vision of a futuristic society is Bowie's interpretation of George Orwell's novel '1984' which offered a nihilistic view of the future. Originally Bowie wanted to call the album '1984' but decided upon 'Diamond Dogs' when Orwell's widow refused to give permission, however Bowie still used the year as a title for one of the tracks.

The album begins with the haunting, 'Future Legend' a spoken word piece which sets the scene for Bowie's paranoid visions. It ends with 'Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family' a track about the breakdown of the nuclear family which is at the heart of all of this future society's problems. In between we have the fantastic 'Rebel Rebel' (released as a single, it reached no. 5 in the UK charts), the bisexual torch song 'Sweet Thing' and the self explanatory 'We Are All Dead'.

The album was recorded with the tight level of musician ship expected from Bowie.
It's one of the darkest album's of his career.

"This ain't Rock and Roll, this is genocide". David Bowie

This is a 2 CD 30th Anniversary Edition, of Bowie's 1974 classic 'Diamond Dogs'. As with the other recent and successful 30th Anniversary editions this will be available for a limited period - until December 31st. The packaging remains a feature of the Bowie re-issues and 'Diamond Dogs' will be no exception with a gatefold replica minisleeve of the original album, a booklet featuring sleeve notes by David Buckley, both housed in a slip case.

CD 1:
Future Legend
Diamond Dogs
Sweet Thing
Candidate
Sweet Thing (reprise)
Rebel Rebel
Rock 'n' Roll With Me
We Are The Dead
1984
Big Brother
Chant Of The Ever Circling Skeletal Family

CD 2:

1/ 1984/Dodo
A track recorded for the proposed Nineteen Eighty-Four musical album. This was last recording with the Spiders at Trident Studios, London November 1973.
2/ Rebel Rebel (US Single Version)
Rare original single version, recorded November 1973 at Studio L. Ludolf, Hilversum, Holland.
Released only briefly in the US, January 1974
3/ Dodo
Originally entitled "You Didn't Hear It From Me" and written for the proposed musical adaption of Nineteen Eighty-Four, this recording emanated from the Diamond Dogs sessions as a possible duet with Lulu.
4/ Growin' Up
This cover of a Bruce Springsteen song from his 1973 debut "Greetings From Asbury Park N.J." was recorded in November 1973 during the early stages of the Diamond Dogs sessions and features an uncredited Ronnie Wood on lead guitar.
5/ Alternative Candidate (a demo for proposed 1984 musical)
A demo for the proposed Nineteen Eighty-Four musical. This is a almost totally different to the song 'Candidate' that appears on the 'Diamond Dogs' album it shares just the one lyric; "Pretend I'm walking home".
6/ Diamond Dogs (K-Tel Best Of… Edit)
A unique edit of the title track of the album appearing on the K-Tel released compilation 'The Best of Bowie' in 1980.
7/ Candidate (Intimacy mix)
Taken from the soundtrack to the film Intimacy released in 2001.
8/ Rebel Rebel (2003 mix)
Originally recorded for the Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle Soundtrack in 2003.

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David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust 30th Anniversary (Ltd Ed) 2CD
Released 08/07/02

Disc One - original album newly remastered.

This deluxe 2 CD collector's package will be presented
in book format with a 36 page booklet, including new
sleeve notes by David Buckley (author of The
Complete Guide To The Music Of David Bowie), a time
line, briefly tracing the recording history of the album
and previously unseen photographs by Mick Rock.

The original album will feature on CD1, whilst CD2
comprises of 12 tracks associated with the Ziggy
album including a previously unreleased mix of
"Moonage Daydream" and some previously unheard
dialogue which can be heard before the introduction of
"Sweet Head".

A Track By Track Annotation Of CD2:
1. Moonage Daydream (Arnold Corns Version)
2. Hang On To Yourself (Arnold Corns Version)
Recorded in early 1971 these tracks were released on
a single under the name Arnold Corns after the
success of the Ziggy album for which they were
re-recorded
3. Lady Stardust (Demo)
4. Ziggy Stardust (Demo)
These tracks were probably recorded at Luxembourg
Studios in early to mid 1971 and previously appeared
for the first time as extra tracks on the EMI/Ryko
release of Ziggy in 1990.
5. John, I'm Only Dying
This original version was originally released as a single
after the release of the album but was recorded during
the Ziggy sessions
6. Velvet Goldmine
Initially released as a B side to a 1975 reissue of
Space Oddity but recorded during the Ziggy Sessions
7. Holy Holy
Initially released as a B Side to Diamond Dogs but
recorded during the Ziggy Sessions
8. Amsterdam
Initially released as a B side to Sorrow but recorded
during the Ziggy Sessions
9. The Supermen
This version was initially released on the very rare
Glastonbury Fayre album but recorded during the
Ziggy Sessions
10. Round And Round
Initially released as a B side to Drive-In Saturday but
recorded during the Ziggy Sessions
11. Sweet Head (Outtake - Take 4)
Out take recorded during the Ziggy Sessions
12. Moonage Daydream (New Mix)
A new mix by Alan Moulder & Andy Wright of the Ziggy
classic as used in a Dunlop tyre TV and cinema
advertisement in 1998

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David Bowie - Hours 2CD (Digi-pak)
Released 27/09/04

Disc One

Thursday's Child
Something In The Air
Survive
If I'm Dreaming My Life
Seven
What's Really Happening?
The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
New Angels Of Promise
Brilliant Adventure
The Dreamers

Disc Two

Thursday's Child (Rock Mix)
Thursday's Child (Omikron: The Nomad Soul Slower Version)
Something In The Air (American Psycho Remix)
Survive (Marius DeVries UK CD Single)
Seven (Demo)
Seven (Maurius De Vries Mix)
Seven (Beck Mix No.1)
Seven (Beck Mix No. 2)
The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell (Edit)
The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell (Stigmata Film Version)
The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell (Stigmata Film Only Version)
New Angels Of Promise (Omikron: The Nomad Soul Version)
The Dreamers (Omikron: The Nomad Soul longer Version)
1917
We Shall Go To Town
We All Go Through (Bonus Track)
No-one Calls

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David Bowie - Outside 2CD (Digi-pak)
Released 27/09/04

Disc One

Leon Takes Us Outside
Outside
The Heart's Filthy Lesson
A Small Plot Of Land
Segue - Baby Grace (A Horrid Cassette)
Hallo Spaceboy
The Motel
I Have Not Been To Oxford Town
No Control
Segue - Algeria Touchshriek
The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
Segue - Ramona A. Stone/I Am With Name
Wishful Beginnings
We Prick You
Segue - Nathan Adler
I'm Deranged
Thru These Architects Eyes
Segue - Nathan Adler
Strangers When We Meet

Disc Two

The Heart's Filthy Lesson (Trent Reznor Alternative Mix)
The Heart's Filthy Lesson (Rubber Mix)
The Heart's Filthy Lesson (Simple Test Mix)
The Heart's Filthy Lesson (Filthy Mix)
The Heart's Filthy Lesson (Good Karma Mix by Tim Simenon)
A Small Plot Of Land (Basquiat OST version)
Hallo Spaceboy (12" Remix)
Hallo Spaceboy (Double Click Mix)
Hallo Spaceboy (Instrumental)
Hallo Spaceboy (Lost In Space Mix)
I Am With Name
I'm Deranged (Jungle Mix)
Get Real
Nothing To Be Desired

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David Bowie - Sound & Vision 4CD
Released 02/12/03

Disc 1

1.Space Oddity [Original Demo][#] - 5:09
2 .Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud [Rare B-Side Version] - 4:50
3.The Prettiest Star [Single Version] - 3:11
4.London Bye Ta-Ta [#] - 2:35
5.Black Country Rock{From the Man Who Sold the World} - 3:33
6.The Man Who Sold the World {From the Man Who Sold the World} - 3:56
7.The Bewlay Brothers {From Hunky Dory} - 5:22
8.Changes {From Hunky Dory} - 3:35
9.Round and Round [B-Side from Ziggy Sessions] - 2:41
10.Moonage Daydream {From Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust} - 4:39
11.John, I'm Only Dancing [Aladdin Sane Outtake] - 2:43
12.Drive in Saturday {From Aladdin Sane} - 4:30
13.Panic in Detroit {From Aladdin Sane} - 4:25
14.Ziggy Stardust [Live] - 3:16
15.White Light/White Heat [Live] - 3:57
16.Rock & Roll Suicide [Live] - 4:30

Disc 2

1.Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere - 3:08
2.Sorrow - 2:53
3.Don't Bring Me Down - 2:05
4.1984/Dodo [#] - 5:29
5.Big Brother - 3:21
6.Rebel Rebel - 3:01
7.Suffragette City - 3:50
8.Watch That Man - 5:07
9.Cracked Actor - 3:30
10.Young Americans - 5:12
11.Fascination - 5:45
12.After Today - 3:50
13.It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City - 3:49
14.TVC 15 - 5:31
15.Wild Is the Wind - 5:58

Disc 3

1.Sound and Vision - 3:05
2.Be My Wife - 2:57
3.Speed of Life - 2:47
4.Helden [1989 Remix] - 3:39
5.Joe the Lion - 3:07
6.Sons of the Silent Age - 3:19
7.Station to Station [Live] - 8:50
8.Warszawa [Live] - 6:52
9.Breaking Glass [Live] - 3:35
10.Red Sails - 3:45
11.Look Back in Anger - 3:07
12.Boys Keep Swinging - 3:18
13.Up the Hill Backwards - 3:15
14.Kingdom Come - 3:44
15.Ashes to Ashes - 4:23

Disc 4

1.John, I'm Only Dancing [Live] - 2:40
2.Changes [Live] - 3:20
3.The Supermen [Live] - 2:43
4.Ashes to Ashes [Dub] - 3:34

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David Bowie - Black Tie White Noise 2CD/DVD
Released 28/07/03

Disc One

The Wedding
You've Been Around
I Feel Free
Black Tie White Noise
Jump They Say
Nite Flights
Pallas Athena
Miracle Goodnight
Don't Let Me Down & Down
Looking For Lester
I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday
The Wedding Song

Disc Two

Real Cool World
Lucy Can't Dance
Jump They Say (Rock Mix)
Black Tie White Noise (3rd Floor US Radio Mix)
Miracle Goodnight (Make Believe Mix)
Don't Let Me Down And Down (Jangan Susahkan Hatiku) (Indonesian Vocal Version)
You've Been Around (Dangers 12" Remix)
Jump They Say (Brothers In Rhythm 12" Remix)
Black Tie White Noise (Here Come Da Jazz)
Pallas Athena (Don't Stop Praying Mix No.2)
Nite Flights (Moodswings Back To Basics Remix)
Jump They Say (Dub Oddity)

DVD

The WeddingJump They Say
With Lester Bowie/Looking For Lester
On Reeves Gabrels
You've Been Around
Expanding And Experimenting
Nite Flights
Otherness/You've Been Around
Miracle Goodnight
On Marriage/The Wedding
Black Tie White Noise
With Mick Ronson
I Feel Free
With Nile Rodgers/Looking For Lester
I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday
Jump They Say
Black Tie White Noise
Credits

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David Bowie - Best Of 2DVD PAL Reg 2
Released 04/11/02

Disc One

Oh You Pretty Thing (from Old Grey Whistle Test) Take 1
Oh You Pretty Thing (from Old Grey Whistle Test) Take 2
Queen Bitch (from Whistle Test)
Five Years (From Whistle Test)
Starman (from Top Of The Pops)
John I'm Only Dancing
The Jean Genie
Space Oditty
Drive In Saturday (from Russell Harty Show)
Life On Mars
Ziggy Stardust (from Mo Pi)
Rebel Rebel (from Top Pop)
Young Americans (from Dick Cavett Show)
Be My Wife
Boys Keep Swinging
Heroes
DJ
Look Back In Anger
Heroes
Ashes To Ashes
Fashion
Wild Is The Wind
Let's Dance
China Girl
Cat People (from Serious Moonlight Tour)
Blue Jean (Easter Egg: Jazzing For Blue Jean video)
Loving The Alien
Dancing In The Street (with Mick Jagger)

Disc Two

Absolute Beginners
Underground
As The World Falls Down
Day In Day Out (alternative dance mix)
Time Will Crawl
Never Let Me Down
Fame '90
Jump They Say
Black Tie White Noise
Miracle Goodnight (re-mix version)
Bhudda Of Suburbia
The Hearts Filthy Lesson
Strangers When We Meet
Hallo Spaceboy
Little Wonder
Dead Man Walking
Seven Years In Tibet (Mandarin version)
I'm Afraid Of Americans
Thursday's Child
Survive (Live at the Elysee Montmatre 14/10/01)
1999

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