A distilled, remastered showcase of Bowie’s ambitious 1995 conceptual masterpiece, pressed on stunning crystal clear vinyl for RSD 2026

Marking the 30th anniversary of the groundbreaking 1.OUTSIDE album (originally released September 1995), these two RSD titles revisit Bowie’s ambitious reunion with Brian Eno.

Release Date: July 3 2020 (streaming) Recorded: October 13, 1995 – Starplex Amphitheater, Dallas (main show) Bonus Tracks: December 13, 1995 – National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham Previously unreleased live album from David Bowie’s 1995 Outside Tour, now available on all streaming services. The title “Ouvrez Le Chien” (French for “Open the Dog”) originates from the lyrics of “All the Madmen” and was prominently featured in the 1995 tour staging. Recorded live at the Starple

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.

RELEASE DETAILS Artist: David Bowie Label: RCA Records Date: May 18, 1979 (UK) / May 25, 1979 (US) Catalogue: PL 13254 Format: LP Country: United Kingdom / United States THE STORY Lodger was released as the final chapter of David Bowie’s acclaimed Berlin Trilogy, following Low and “Heroes”. Recorded with Brian Eno and produced by Tony Visconti, the album moved away from the ambient and instrumental leanings of its predecessors toward more structured art rock, avant-pop, worl

A major review of David Bowie’s new album Lodger as he continued to push boundaries in the final chapter of his Berlin Trilogy. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Melody Maker Date: May 19, 1979 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Album Review / Feature THE STORY This substantial feature reviews Bowie’s latest album Lodger, exploring its experimental sound and eclectic influences. The piece draws comparisons to Errol Flynn’s adventurous spirit and discusses how Bowie blends “ne

A brief news item from Melody Maker dated May 5, 1979, announcing David Bowie’s forthcoming album Lodger and lead single “Boys Keep Swinging” SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Melody Maker Date: May 5, 1979 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: News Item THE STORY This short piece reveals the title of Bowie’s new album Lodger, produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti, set for release on May 25. It also announces the lead single “Boys Keep Swinging” arriving the following week. The ar

The advert positions the project as a creative shift, highlighting Bowie’s move into classical narration and storytelling, far removed from his rock persona.

A striking RCA Red Seal promotional advert announcing David Bowie’s narration of Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf with the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy — a bold classical crossover for Bowie.

This Melody Maker full-page advert from May 29 1976 promotes David Bowie's first compilation album ChangesOneBowie, released by RCA Records. The design features a striking monochrome photograph of Bowie performing, his arm raised dramatically against a backdrop of stage lights - a visual emblem of his mid-'70s persona. Below the image, the tracklist is presented in alternating black and red typography, emphasizing Bowie's most defining singles from 1969 to 1976