Life On Mars.

Soundtrack to the BBC series of the same name. Other artists include Roxy Music, Mott The Hoople and Nina Simone.

Queen Bitch.

Other artists on this soundtrack are Kaiser Chiefs, Amy Winehouse and Bing Crosby.

The Man Who Sold The World.

Features Creedence Clearwater Revival, Iggy Pop, REM and others.

Let's Dance.

Includes Blondie, The Specials and the original score by Wojciech Kilar.

Ashes To Ashes/Suffragette City.

Also features a/o The Flaming Lips and World Party.

Drive-In Saturday/Warszawa.

The inclusion of 'Warszawa' is a logical one, as Warsaw was an early name for Ian Curtis's band. Besides several Joy Division tracks, this soundtrack also features New Order, Kraftwerk and Iggy Pop. The US edition (Rhino R2 333372) has slightly different artwork.

The Bird Diverts The Wolf.

A rather desparate attempt to get Bowie's name on the cover, as this soundtrack includes just a two-minute fragment from David's narration of Peter And The Wolf.

"Heroes".

Soundtrack to the NBC series of the same name. Other artists include Wendy & Lisa, The Jesus And Mary Chain and Bob Dylan.

Ashes To Ashes.

A sequel to the Life On Mars drama series. This title from the first series also features a/o The Human League, Duran Duran and The Stranglers.

It Ain't Easy/The Jean Genie.

The front cover explicitly mentions "Featuring music by Roxy Music, David Bowie and Scott Walker".

Five Years/Rock 'N' Roll Suicide.

Most tracks are by The Germs but the album opens and closes with two familiar songs...

Queen Bitch.

Includes Sly & The Family Stone, Sylvester and the original score by Danny Elfman.

Let's Dance.

A 2CD set with predominantly of 60s hits, such as those from Jimi Hendrix, The Who and The Kinks. The US edition (Mercury 848056) was reissued in November 2009 as Pirate Radio (Republic B0013630-02; bottom).

Under Pressure.

Also features Duran Duran, The Specials and New Order.

"Heroes".

Other artists include Hillary Duff, The Innocent Bystanders and Roddy Buttom.

Rebel Rebel.

Bowie does a cameo in the film and is featured on the soundtrack among artists such as Nick Drake, Nico and Wilco.

Features the single edit of the original soundtrack version of 'Cat People', among other artists such as Billy Preston and Ennio Morricone. An exclusive 'Cat People' 7" single (A Band Apart/Warner Bros W818) b/w Nick Perito's 'The Green Leaves Of Summer' was distributed only through HMV.