Look Back In Anger/"Heroes"/What In The World/Golden Years/Fashion/Let's Dance/Breaking Glass/Life On Mars?/Sorrow/Cat People (Putting Out Fire)/China Girl/Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)/Rebel Rebel/White Light/White Heat/Station To Station/Cracked Actor/Ashes To Ashes/Space Oddity/Band Introduction/Young Americans/Fame/Modern Love.

Standalone release, originally released as part of the Loving The Alien box set.

Up The Hill Backwards/Glass Spider/Day-In Day-Out/Bang Bang/Absolute Beginners/Loving The Alien/China Girl/Rebel Rebel/Fashion/Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)/All The Madmen/Never Let Me Down/Big Brother/'87 And Cry/"Heroes"/Sons Of The Silent Age/Time Will Crawl/Band Introduction/Young Americans/Beat Of Your Drum/The Jean Genie/Let's Dance/Fame/Time/Blue Jean/Modern Love.

Standalone release. Note that, unlike Serious Moonlight, the Glass Spider DVD contains a different concert!

Space Oddity/Janine/An Occasional Dream/Conversation Piece/Ching-A-Ling/I'm Not Quite (Letter To Hermione)/Lover To The Dawn/Love Song/When I'm Five/Life Is A Circus.

An official release of a demo tape recorded with John 'Hutch' Hutchinson, presumably in David's bedroom around April 1969. Basically, it's an official release of the 1987 bootleg LP The Beckenham Oddity and its countless reissues. That bootleg, however, was incomplete ('Lover To The Dawn' did not appear until 1991 on the bootleg CD Naked And Wired) and sounded much worse. Issued in a replica of the original reel to reel box with a print and two photo contact sheets. Included intergrally on Conversation Piece.

The Man Who Sold The World/Aladdin Sane/White Light-White Heat/Shopping For Girls/Lady Stardust/The Supermen/Repetition/Andy Warhol/Quicksand.

An official release of a the ChangesNowBowie BBC program, but without the interview segments. Originally scheduled for April as part of Record Store Day 2020, but postponed due to COVID. The album was released as a download then, so it's unlikely this will be a limited RSD release.

Introduction-Memory Of A Free Festival/Rebel Rebel/John, I’m Only Dancing (Again)/Sorrow/Changes/1984/Moonage Daydream/Rock 'N' Roll With Me/Love Me Do-The Jean Genie/Young Americans/Can You Hear Me/It’s Gonna Be Me/Somebody Up There Likes Me/Suffragette City/Rock 'N' Roll Suicide/Panic In Detroit/Knock On Wood/Foot Stompin'-I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate-Foot Stompin'/Diamond Dogs-It’s Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)-Diamond Dogs.

Together with David Live and Cracked Actor, this 2020 RSD exclusive now provides a complete picture of Bowie's 1974 US tour. Recorded in Detroit, Michigan Palace, 20-10-74, except for the last three tracks, which were recorded in Nashville, Municipal Auditorium, 30-11-74.

Look Back In Anger/The Hearts Filthy Lesson/The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)/I Have Not Been To Oxford Town/Outside/Andy Warhol/Breaking Glass/The Man Who Sold The World/We Prick You/I’m Deranged/Joe The Lion/Nite Flights/Under Pressure/Teenage Wildlife.

The first title in the series Brilliant Live Adventures [1995-1999], recorded in Dallas, Starplex Amphitheater, 13-10-95. Compared to the streaming edition (which preceeded the CD by four months), the CD drops the two bonus tracks.

Look Back In Anger/Scary Monsters/The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)/The Man Who Sold The World/Hallo Spaceboy/I Have Not Been To Oxford Town/Strangers When We Meet/Breaking Glass/The Motel/Jump They Say/Teenage Wildlife/Under Pressure/Moonage Daydream/We Prick You/Hallo Spaceboy (Version 2).

Recorded in Birmingham, National Exhibition Center, 13-12-95. This is the second in a series of six 1990s live albums. 'Under Pressure' and 'Moonage Daydream' had previously been released (in different mixes) on the 'Hallo Spaceboy' CD-single and the Ouvrez Le Chien streaming edition.

I'm Afraid Of Americans/Hearts Filthy Lesson/I'm Deranged/Hallo Spaceboy/Telling Lies/The Motel/The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)/Battle For Britain (The Letter)/Seven Years In Tibet/Little Wonder/Pallas Athena/V-2 Schneider.

A reissue of the BowieNet members 2CD from 2000, dropping the fan-made artwork and bonus CD. See the original for recording details. Compared to the BowieNet edition, 'The Hearts Filthy Lesson', is recorded at a different, as yet unknown date and location (at least not at the 1997 Phoenix Festival). The bonus CD has been replaced with the two additional tracks from Amsterdam, previously released on the 'Tao Jones Index' 12".

Quicksand/The Man Who Sold The World/Driftin' Blues-The Jean Genie/I'm Afraid Of Americans/Battle For Britain (The Letter)/Fashion/Seven Years In Tibet/Fame/Looking For Satellites/Under Pressure/The Hearts' Filthy Lesson/Scary Monsters/Hallo Spaceboy/Little Wonder/Dead Man Walking/White Light-White Heat/O Superman/Stay.

A fine live album recorded at the 1997 Phoenix Festival (Long Marston, 20-07-97).

Life On Mars?/Thursday’s Child/Something In The Air/Word On A Wing/Can’t Help Thinking About Me/China Girl/Always Crashing In The Same Car/Survive/Drive-In Saturday/Changes/Seven/Repetition/I Can’t Read/The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell/Rebel Rebel.

Recorded in Paris, Elysée Montmartre, 14-10-99. 'Survive', 'Thursday's Child' and 'Seven' were previously released on the 'Survive' CD-single. This fifth entry in the Brilliant Live Adventures [1995-1999] series had previously appeared as a streaming-only album in 2020.

Life On Mars?/Thursday's Child/Something In The Air/China Girl/Can't Help Thinking About Me/Always Crashing In The Same Car/Survive/Stay/Seven/Changes/The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell/I'm Afraid Of Americans.

The sixth and final album in the Brilliant Live Adventures [1995-1999] series was recorded at the Kit Kat Klub, New York, 19-11-99. For reasons unknown, opener 'Life On Mars?' was recorded in Paris (and so is identical to Something In The Air). This recording had already appeared as a Virgin promo CDR titled Live Compilation (Segued). 'Seven', 'Something In The Air' and 'The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell' are also found on the 'Seven' CD-single.