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Iggy Pop
Absolutely Rare -
A great assortment of Rare Live & Studio
Outtakes from the Thin White Duke himself. Features several tracks of Bowie
performing at The Marquee Club in London between 18th-20th October
1973. Ultra rare track "My Death"
is included along with many
other stellar highlights; Dodo...Studio
with Lulu Late 1973 Original full length version//Can
You Here Me?, Right, Somebody
Up There Likes Me, from The "Young Americans" recording session and
much more!
Boy Could He Play Guitar
- He can sing too! 20
monster tracks from a monster artist. Featuring the stylish tunes of
Bowie as he performs at various locations: BBC 1971, Old Grey Whistle
Test 1972, London, Marquee Club London 1973, Hammersmith Odeon 1973
plus some killer studio outtakes. Songs are:
The Supermen, Oh! You Pretty Things,
Eight Line Poem, Kooks, Fill Your Heart, Amsterdam, Andy Warhol (false
start), Andy Warhol, Queen Bitch (take 1),
Queen Bitch (take 2), Space Oddity (very different take), Time, The Jean
Genie, White Light White Heat, Moonage Daydream, Drive In Saturday,
Bombers, Changes, Amsterdam, Kooks, Rebel Rebel..
Coca-Cola
Planet Live 50th
Birthday Bash
(2CD) - (Europe only radio show, live +
interview.
Madison Square Garden, NY. January 9, 1997...Tracks:
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Disk 1:
1. Little Wonder / Hearts Filthy Lesson / Telling Lies / Battle for Britain
(The Letter)
2. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) (w/ Frank Black) / Fashion (w/ Frank
Black) / Hallo Spaceboy (w/ Foo Fighters) / Seven Years 3. The Voyeur Of
Utter Destruction / I'm Afraid of Americans (w/ Sonic Youth) / Heros / The
Man Who Sold The World
4. The Last Thing You Should Do (w/ Robert Smith) / Quicksand (w/ Robert
Smith)
Disk 2:
1. Queen Bitch (w/ Lou Reed) / I'm Waiting for the Man (w/ Lou Reed) / Dirty
Boulevard (w/ Lou Reed) / White Light White Heat (w/ Lou Reed) 2. Looking
for Satellites / Under Pressure (w/ Gail) / Moonage Daydream 3. Happy
Birthday (by Gail) / All the Young Dudes (w/ Billy Corgan) / The Jean Genie
(w/ Billy Corgan) / Space Oddity 4. Interview: Adapting Styles (BBC Radio
Studios, London 1/8/1997) 5. Interview: Playing Characters (BBC Radio
Studios, London 1/8/1997)
Freddi and the Dreamer
(The Arnold Corns Sessions) -
Andy Warhol had The
Velvet Underground, Bowie had Freddie
and Arnold (2 stylish,
non-musicians he met on the club circuit. His goal was to become mentor/guru
while capitalizing on his own fame. The actual tracks on this disk are
scarce and were brought to light by a obscure Scandinavian label that
released them in the early 70's. Not all was lost in these sessions, 2
standout songs; Moonage Daydream and Hang on to Yourself would
find space on Bowie's Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
Here Today
(2CD)
- A collection of rare & unreleased live tracks including studio material
from the Young Americans era.
Highly Acoustical -
Review:
A collection of rare acoustic
performances of David performing live at various locations and dates around
the globe. (1996-97) Excellent Quality. Most of the tracks posses a
different / cooler sound. It may have been the enthusiasm from the stage or
a combination of audience reaction to the tunes. All in all, they're all good
but #3, 4 really knocked me out.
Tracks:
1. Scary Monsters (Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta, 8th April 1997), 2. Seven
Years In Tibet (Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta, 8th April 1997),
3. Superman
(Part) (Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta, 8th April 1997), 4. The Jean Genie
(Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta, 8th April 1997),
5. I Can't Read (Smith's Olde
Bar, Atlanta, 8th April 1997), 6. Quicksand (BBC Radio One 8th January
1997),
7. Aladdin Sane (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997), 8. The Man Who Sold
The World (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997),
9. Supermen (BBC Radio One 8th
January 1997), 10. Andy Warhol (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997), 11.
Repetition (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997), 12. Lady Stardust (BBC Radio
One 8th January 1997),
13. White Light White Heat (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997), 14. Shopping
For Girls (BBC Radio One 8th January 1997), 15. Rosie Girl (Rosie O'Donnell
Show 3rd March 1997),
16. Fuck You All Night (Bridge Benefit 19th October
1996)
Open Up, Dusted Down -
An assortment of unused alternate mixes, bonus and unreleased tracks for
Davis Bowie's
Anthology release + 1980's Floor Show and Trident Tapes Vol 1. Sound quality
is exceptional and contains some of his best/unknown works.
Track 1-6, 12,13,14,16 Trident Tapes...Track 15 Trident '1980 Floor Show'
Outtakes Video..
Track 7-11 Unused 'Anthology' Tracks..
Tracks:
My Death, Space Oddity, Waiting for the Man, Hero's, What in the World, Five
Years, Lightning Frightening,
Tired of My Life, Shadow man, Rupert the Riley, How Lucky You Are, Little
Toy Soldier, Waiting for the Man,
Right On Mother, I Got You Babe, Fame..
Rare And Well Done -
Warhol was still an influence to a degree on
this 21 track rarity but Bowie puts his own stamp
on this collection of late 60's - early 70's demos and acetates. Many
standout tracks! "Kooks", "Time is a
Circus"...
Raw
Moon Rehearsals (2CD)
- Nice concert rehearsal in preparation for Bowie's "Raw Moon" tour of the
mid 70's.
All tracks recorded at the Vancouver, Pacific Coliseum February 1976. Song
selection: Station to Station, Suffragette City,
Waiting for the Man, Wordonawing, Stay, TVC15, Sister Midnight, Life on
Mars, Five Years, Panic in Detroit, Fame, Changes,
Jean Jeanie, Queen Bitch, Rebel Rebel..
Starman In Session
-
Review:
Another outstanding
BBC
performance from Bowie. David sings his most
famous tunes and some obscure tracks that most fans just don't hear on
classic rock stations.
I strongly recommend this disk and
"The
Essential David Bowie" for a
complete
Bowie package.
The '69'
Tapes - Studio demos recorded with
Mick Ronson in 1969. If you're looking for some unique Bowie tunes not
readily available elsewhere - this disk is a very worthwhile listen. Songs
are: Right on Mother, Lady Stardust, Waiting for the Man (Velvet Underground
song), Little Toy Soldier, Space Odditty and The Superman.
The Essential David
Bowie
(EDB 1-2-3) (3CD) - Notes: This
three disc set has been produced directly from the master tapes compiled in
preparation for the aborted "Bowie at the BBC". As a bonus, the disks
contain a set of demo & studio recordings from 1967-1969.
VoL1: Emerged From Shadows (EDB 001),
VoL2:
Kiss The Viper's Fang (EDB 002),
VoL 3:
Nobody's Children (EDB 003)..Exellent sound
quality.
The Forgotten
Songs of David Robert Jones
- Comment from a fan: This is just another
GREAT Bowie disk!
Thanks for having this available! This fits nicely in my collection.
Take a look at
these:
That's A
Promise recorded with
The Lower Third 1965...Silly Boy Blue recorded
with The Lower Third 1965...Love
You Till Tuesday with additional lyrics 1965...Over
The Wall We Go recorded at Pye studios 1965...When
I Live My Dream demo/Decca label acetate 1967...Let
Me Sleep Beside You, Karma Man demos/Essex
Music label acetate 1967...Three penny Pierrot
...Columbine...
The Mirror unreleased demos
for The Looking Glass Murders film 1968...When
I Live My Dream demo for The Looking Glass
Murders film...In the Heat of the Morning demo/Audiodisc
acetate 1968...London Bye Ta Ta unreleased
demo/Audiodisc acetate 1968...Life Is A Circus...Lover
To The Dawn...Love Song unreleased
demos/The Feather's Audition acetate 1968...Little
Toy Soldier recorded at Decca studio No. 3 1967...Waiting
For The Man demo recorded in London 1969...
Rupert The Riley unreleased demo
recorded in London 1970...Buzz The Fuzz live
version/unreleased song recorded for the BBC
1970...Right On Mother unreleased demo
recorded in London 1970...He Was All Right (A
Song For Marc) original demo of Lady Stardust 1970...
The Legendary Lost Tapes
- Trident Studios, London ~ Summer of 1972 (Tracks 1-7)
Tracks 1-3 David Bowie with Mott the Hoople...Track 4 David Bowie with Mott
the Hoople and Lou Reed...
Tracks 5-7 Lou Reed with Mott the Hoople...Glasgow ~ January 5th, 1973
(Tracks 8-18)
1. All The Young Dudes...2. It's Alright...3. Henry & The H-Bomb...4. Sweet
Jane...5. Shakin' All Over...
6. Please Don't Touch...7. So Sad...8. Hang Onto Yourself...9. Ziggy
Stardust...10. Changes...11. The Supermen...
12. Five Years...13. Life On Mars?...14. John, I'm Only Dancing...15.
Moonage Daydream...16. Suffragette City...
17. Width Of A Circle...18. Rock 'N Roll Suicide...
(The
Rise and Fall of)
Ziggy Stardust
(Millennium Re-master
MFSL)
- Bowie's classic contribution to Rock N
Roll
presented here in Re-Mastered sound quality from M.R.
The Year
of the Spiders
(BBC
Soundboard 1972 )
-
Compilation disk of Bowie performing some of his best known hits along with
some obscure numbers. All tracks sound-board stemming from various
television appearances such as BBC's
Sounds of the Seventies, Top Gear and Johnnie Walker. Very primitive
early work with some distinctive Ziggy flair.
Tracks:
Sounds of the 70's January 18, 1972:
01 Hang Onto Yourself, 02 Ziggy Stardust, 03 Waiting For The Man,
04 Queen Bitch, 05 Five Years..
Top Gear May 16, 1972: 06 White
Light White Heat, 07 Moonage Daydream, 08 Hang Onto Yourself, 09 Suffragette
City,
10 Ziggy Stardust..
Johnny Walker May 22, 1972: 11
Starman, 12 Space Oddity, 13 Changes, 14 Oh You Pretty Things..
Sounds of the 70's May 23, 1972:
15 Andy Warhol, 16 Lady Stardust, 17 White Light White Heat, 18 Rock n' Roll
Suicide..
Vampires of Human Flesh
(Scary
Monsters Demos and
Alternative Versions)
- Production notes:
According to co-producer Tony Visconti, Bowie's method on Scary Monsters was
somewhat less experimental and more concerned with achieving a
commercially-viable sound than had been the case with his recent releases;
to that end the composer spent more time on his own developing lyrics and
melodies before recording, rather than improvising music in the studio and
making up words at the last minute.[2] Aside from one cover, Tom Verlaine's
"Kingdom Come", all tracks would be credited to Bowie alone, unlike the
'Berlin Trilogy' where he had increasingly relied on input from his
collaborators.
Among those collaborators, Robert Fripp returned with the distinctive guitar
sound he had earlier lent to "Heroes". Bruce Springsteen's pianist Roy
Bittan was back for his first Bowie album since Station to Station (1976),
while Pete Townshend guests on the bittersweet love song "Because You’re
Young".
Tracks: 1 Scream Like a Baby...2
Because You're Young...3 Kingdom Come...4 Up the Hill Backwards...5 It's no
Game...
6 Is There Life After Marriage...7 Up the Hill Backwards...8 Teenage
Wildlife...9 Kingdom Come...10 Scary Monsters..
Iggy Pop:
Soldier Demos
(Rockefield
Studios, Wales)
(August 27, 1979) -
If ever there was a soldier of shock
Rock, then Iggy would have to be considered its #1 commander. The Motor
City Stooge really packs a punch with these rare European demos. On the
heels of Iggy's short association with David Bowie, the starman's influence
is evident on several tracks.
1. I Need More, 2. I Need More (inst.), 3. I
Snub You, 4. Loco Mosquito #1, 5. Loco Mosquito #2, 6. I'm A Conservative
(inst.), 7. I'm A Conservative, 8. Knockin' Em Down #1, 9. Knockin' Em Down
#2, 10. Get Up And Go Out (inst.), 11. Ambition (inst.),
12. Instrumental #1, 13. Instrumental #2, 14. Take Care Of Me (inst.), 15.
Instrumental #3...Sound quality 8 of 10.