This section of Albums covers the albums Tin Machine II (1991) to Santa Monica '72 (1995) and its reissues. For general information David Bowie albums, please see Album info. Please note that soundtracks and compilations are listed under Soundtracks and Compilations respectively.
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Tin Machine: Tin Machine II (London/Victory 828 272-2), September 1991 (UK) Baby Universal/One Shot/You Belong In Rock 'N' Roll/If There Is Something/Amlapura/Betty Wrong/You Can't Talk/Stateside/Shopping For Girls/A Big Hurt/Sorry/Goodbye Mr. Ed. Also available on vinyl (London/Victory 828 272-1). The Russian LP (SNC Records ME 1807-8) drops 'Stateside' and the 'Hammerhead' excerpt closing the album. The Argentian (London/PolyGram 828 272; third) and South Korean (London SZPR-100; fourth) LPs have different sleeves. Released in the US with censored sleeve (Victory 314 511 216-2; second) and in a limited edition, slightly modified, uncensored digipack (Victory 314 511 575-2). Also see this Japanese promo CD. Reissued in 2006 as a Japanese mini LP (Victor VICP 63333; bottom). |
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Tin Machine Live: Oy Vey, Baby (Victory 828 328-2), October 1992 (UK) If There Is Something/Amazing/I Can't Read/Stateside/Under The God/Goodbye Mr. Ed/Heaven's In Here/You Belong In Rock 'N' Roll. Recorded 1991 and 1992 in Tokyo, Chicago, Boston, New York and Sapporo. See individual tracks for the exact venues and dates. Also released as an LP (London/Victory 828 328 1). |
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Black Tie White Noise (Arista/BMG 74321 13697), April 1993 (UK) 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/Jump They Say (Alternate Mix)/Lucy Can't Dance. Limited Edition 2CD+DVD: CD2 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 & Down (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 Remix No 2)/Nite Flights (Moodswings Back To Basics Remix)/Jump They Say (Dub Oddity) DVD see Music Videos. The vinyl edition (BMG 74321 13697 1) lacks the last two songs. The Korean LP (BMG AL 2036) additionally drops The Wedding/Jump They Say/Looking For Lester and places 'Pallas Athena' after 'Don't Let Me Down & Down'. The Japanese CD (Arista/BMG BVCA-612) was released in a different box with a photo booklet and featured 'Pallas Athena' (Don't Stop Praying Mix) as a third bonus track. The first 1500 copies sold through Virgin Megastores in Australia came in a numbered box with the same biography inlay ("Looking For Bowie") as the promo CD. On CDs (Arista/BMG 74321 14071-2) and cassettes from Singapore, 'Don't Let Me Down & Down' (Indonesian Vocal) replaces 'Jump They Say' (Alternate Mix). Reissued in 2003 as a Limited Edition 2CD+DVD (EMI 7243 584814 0 2). The bonus CD (bottom) included hard-to-find remixes, most of which were previously available only on 12" or promo; the DVD was a reissue of the Black Tie White Noise video. |
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The Buddha Of Suburbia (Arista/BMG 74321 170042), December 1993 (UK) Buddha Of Suburbia/Sex And The Church/South Horizon/The Mysteries/Bleed Like A Craze, Dad/Strangers When We Meet/Dead Against It/Untitled No. 1/Ian Fish, UK Heir/Buddha Of Suburbia. Soundtrack to the 4-part serial for BBC 2. Released on vinyl in Brazil only (Arista/BMG 150.8220). Hanif Kureishi's book and Bowie's soundtrack CD were bundled in a translucent plastic box as Arista/BMG 4321178222. Initially slated for a UK release only, but in 1994 this soundtrack appeared on Virgin 7243 8 40988 2 7 in the US (second). Finally re-released in 2007 (EMI 5004632) with the artwork of the US edition in colour. |
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Santa Monica '72 (Golden Years GY 002), July 1994 (UK) Hang On To Yourself/Ziggy Stardust/Changes/The Supermen/Life On Mars/Five Years/Space Oddity/Andy Warhol/My Death/The Width Of A Circle/Queen Bitch/Moonage Daydream/John I'm Only Dancing/Waiting For The Man/The Jean Genie/Suffragette City/Rock 'N' Roll Suicide. This famous concert, recorded at Santa Monica, Civic Auditorium, 20-10-72, finally got a semi-official status in 1994 after being available on a sheer uncountable number of bootlegs. The famous 'Ode To Joy' intro, present on most bootlegs (i.e. on Rock 'N' Roll Suicide (Great Dane GDR CD 8909)), unfortunately is missing due to copyright issues. The thumbnails on the left depict the several editions in the order they are discussed below. Santa Monica '72 was first released in the UK. Initial copies of the CD (Golden Years GY 002) came with a concert ticket replica. This UK edition is also available as a 2LP (Golden Years GYLP 002), pressed on clear vinyl. The regular US issue (Griffin Music GCD-392-2) was released in 1995, with different artwork. Furthermore, three limited edtions were issued. A digipack (Griffin Music GCD-357-1/2), limited to 15.000 copies, superfluously added a 7" single containing Ziggy Stardust/Waiting For The Man from the CD. The second limited edition, titled Live At Santa Monica Civic Hall '72, was limited to 1.000 copies and came special box (Mainman/Vinyl Experience GY BOX 002). This set includes the regular CD, a T-shirt and a 72-page photobook. The most exclusive edition (limited to 250 copies only) came in a small wooden box with Ziggy's image carved onto the lid, and a brass plate indicating the series number. The CD and booklet are identical to the regular US edition. |
| There are two other releases of this concert, Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars "Live" from Belgium and Live 1972 from Japan (see below). The Japanese edition of RarestOneBowie and the UK compilation Rarest Series also feature songs from the Santa Monica concert.
Finally released officially in 2008 as Live Santa Monica '72. |
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Live 1972 (Teichiku TECX-25754), August 1994 (Japan) This Japanese release of Santa Monica '72 starts straight away with 'Hang On To Yourself', dropping the DJ announcement present on all the other releases. Reissued in July 1997 with changes in the artwork (e.g. no picture disc; Teichiku TECW-20509). Rarest Live (Dolphin BLCK-86060) is a Japanese compilation taken from the same concert. |
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Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars "Live" (Audiophile Legends APH 102.804), 1995 (Belgium) This gold disc (comparable to the Rykodisc AU20 series) is the only releaseexcept for Ziggy In Concert (Berkeley 1806/1807), the very first Bowie bootleg from 1973that also has the DJ closing the radio broadcast. |