David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

David Bowie’s final studio album ★ (Blackstar), released on his 69th birthday, in a rare sealed Barnes & Noble Exclusive edition pressed on clear 180-gram vinyl with star-shaped die-cut jacket — one of only 5,000 copies produced. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: David Bowie Title: ★ (Blackstar) Date: January 8, 2016 Label: ISO / Columbia / Sony Music Format / Type: 180-gram Clear Vinyl LP (Barnes & Noble Exclusive) Country: United States Catalogue: 88875187181 S1 THE STO

BACKGROUND Released on October 2, 2015 by Parlophone Records, this limited-edition 7-inch picture disc commemorated the 50th anniversary of David Bowie's breakthrough 1969 single, Space Oddity. The release faithfully recreated the original UK single configuration using the original mono mixes recorded at Trident Studios. Issued as part of Parlophone's ongoing Bowie archival programme, the picture disc paired the original mono single edit of "Space Oddity" with the original mo

Issued as part of EMI’s 40th Anniversary picture disc campaign, this single revisits one of Bowie’s most playful and provocative glam‑era tracks. Originally released in 1972 between The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars and Aladdin Sane, John, I’m Only Dancing remained a non‑album single throughout the period. The 2012 picture disc pairs the original 1972 recording with the 1973 Sax Version, cut during the Aladdin Sane sessions and distinguished by its

This 30th Anniversary edition of Aladdin Sane presents the album as both a definitive studio statement and a live‑era document. Disc 1 preserves the original 1973 running order, recorded in 1972 at Trident Studio in London and RCA Studios in New York and Nashville, capturing Bowie at a pivotal moment in his early‑Seventies evolution.

In late May 2002, David Bowie and Moby teamed up for a major joint tour, landing them together on the cover of Entertainment Weekly as part of the magazine’s Summer Music Preview. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Entertainment Weekly Date: May 31, 2002 (Issue #656) Country: United States Section / Pages: Front Cover / Summer Music Preview THE STORY This high-profile cover promotes the joint “Bowie & Moby Hit the Road” tour, positioning the two very different artists as a fascinat

In late May 2002, David Bowie shared a striking magazine cover with electronic star Moby, as the two visionary artists were rumoured to be collaborating or working together on new music. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Music / Style Magazine (likely Q, Mojo or Uncut) Date: May 31, 2002 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover / Main Feature THE STORY This dramatic cover announces a joint project or meeting of minds between David Bowie and Moby under the headline “FELL

David Bowie receives top honors at the third annual Yahoo! Internet Life Online Music Awards at Studio 54, celebrating his pioneering role in the Internet music era. Publication: The Delaware Gazette Date: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 Country: USA THE STORY This Associated Press report highlights David Bowie’s triumph at the Yahoo! Internet Life Online Music Awards, held at Studio 54 in New York. Bowie, described as the former counterculture icon “Ziggy Stardust” now conquering the

A detailed profile from Guitarist magazine dated May 1, 1997, focusing on Reeves Gabrels’ creative partnership with David Bowie during the Earthling era. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Guitarist Magazine Date: May 1, 1997 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Feature Article THE STORY Reeves Gabrels discusses his role as Bowie’s guitarist and key collaborator, explaining his aggressive, textural approach to playing — “trying to kill someone with it.” He covers his shift from

The June 18, 1996 edition of the Telegraph and Argus looks back at the evolution of glam rock in a feature titled “Pretty boys to Pretty vacant”, highlighting T. Rex’s role in the movement alongside David Bowie and others. Publication: Telegraph and Argus Date: June 18, 1996 Country: United Kingdom Location: Bradford Section: Music Retrospective THE STORY The article reflects on the transformation of rock in the early 1970s, highlighting David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust era, his

Article Context & Main Highlights Release Date: July 27, 1992 Artist: Tin Machine (David Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, Tony Sales, Hunt Sales) Tin Machine – Live: Oy Vey, Baby Personnel David Bowie – vocals, guitar, saxophone Reeves Gabrels – lead guitar, backing vocals Tony Sales – bass, backing vocals Hunt Sales – drums, percussion, vocals Eric Schermerhorn – rhythm guitar, backing vocals Live album capturing the raw power and intensity of Tin Machine during their 1991–1992 It’s M