David Bowie - 'Visionary Spirit .v1' - a collection of silent footage from the Ziggy era (89 minutes in total) - NTSC - footage includes:

Title 1 - The Silent Masters - original 16mm film reels (40 minutes):

1. Life On Mars? 12/05/1973 - the making of the video (3 minutes).

2-12. Ziggy in Bournemouth 23/05/1973 - live footage (7 minutes).

13-30. John I'm Only Dancing 19/08/1972 - the making of the video (30 minutes).

Title 2 - Cropped and Dubbed Footage (36 minutes):

1. Ziggy in Bournemouth 23/05/1973 - dubbed live footage (2 minutes).

2. Waiting For The Man - Friars Club, Aylesbury 15/07/1972 - dubbed live footage (16 minutes).

3. Introducing Ziggy - Dunstable 21/06/1972 - dubbed live footage (9 minutes).

4. Mick Ronson Artist profile - tribute to Mick Ronson, documentary style clip with sound (9 minutes).

Title 3 - Special Silent Features (13 minutes):

1. Life On Mars? 12/05/1973 - black and white reel, slate 1, take 4 (6 minutes).

2. Life On Mars? 12/05/1973 - black and white reel, slate 1, take 5 (4 minutes).

3. Excerpt from 'The Rainbow Interviews' the unreleased film by Mick Rock made in 1972 (3 minutes).

'The Midnight Special' - 1980 Floor Show, Marquee Club, London 10/1973 - excellent quality version (36 minutes), songs are:

1. Dodo/1984

2. Sorrow

3. Everything's Alright.

4. Space Oddity.

5. 1984.

6. I Can't Explain.

7. Time.

8. Jean Genie.

9. I Got You Babe.

ALSO INCLUDES:

Dick Cavett Show - NBC T.V USA 4/12/74 (31 minutes), chapters are:

10. Intro.

11. 1984.

12. Young Americans.

13. Interview.

14. Footstompin'.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'The Floor Show – The Making And The Full Show' (NTSC) (113 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

The Midnight Special, 1980 Floor Show, Marquee Club, London, 10/1973 – this is the making of the show (61 minutes):

1. Who Are You? (David and Amanda Lear dialogue section),

2. Sorrow (take 2),

3. Time (take 2),

4. Everything’s Alright (take 2),

5. Everything’s Alright (take 3),

6. Amanda Lear introduces Space Oddity,

7. Space Oddity (take 1),

8. The Troggs - Strange Movies,

9. The Troggs - Wild Thing (take 1),

10. The Troggs - I Can’t Control Myself,

11. I Can’t Explain,

12. Jean Genie (false start),

13. Jean Genie (take 1 - David stops the song before the end),

14. Jean Genie (take 2),

15. 1984/Dodo (take 2 - David stops the song before the end),

16. 1984/Dodo (take 3),

17. I Got You Babe (David and Marianne Faithfull’s duet),

18. Amanda Lear wishes the viewers a goodnight.

(see screenshot 1) (see screenshot 2) (see screenshot 3) (see screenshot 4)

Title 2:

The next title is introduced (few seconds).

Title 3:

The Midnight Special, 1980 Floor Show, Marquee Club, London, NBC, USA T.V, 10/1973 – this is the actual full broadcast - the colour is a bit faded though, I have David's performances in excellent quality on the DVD above (52 minutes):

1. Opening titles - 1984/Dodo,

2. Sorrow,

3. Carmen - Bulerias,

4. Everything’s Alright,

5. Space Oddity,

6. The Floor Show Dancers - 1984,

7. I Can’t Explain,

8. Marianne Faithfull - As Tears Go By,

9. Time,

10. The Troggs - Wild Thing,

11. Jean Genie,

12. Marianne Faithfull - 20th Century Blues,

13. I Got You Babe (David and Marianne Faithfull’s duet),

14. End titles – 1984/Dodo.

'The Year Of The Diamond Dogs - David Bowie 1974' - rare silent footage of the Diamond Dogs Tour dubbed to live audio from this tour (50 minutes), songs are:

1. Future Legend/Diamond Dogs,

2. Moonage Daydream,

3. Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (reprise),

4. Time,

5. Cracked Actor,

6. Panic In Detroit,

7. Aladdin Sane,

8. Big Brother,

9. Space Oddity,

10. Rock n' Roll Suicide.

PLUS BONUS FOOTAGE (45 minutes):

11. Credits for live footage/Slide Show accompanied by the song 'It's Gotta Be Me' (7 minutes).

12. A & E Biography documentary clip 2002 about Diamond Dogs (10 minutes).

13. Cracked Actor clip (35 seconds).

14. Dancing In The Streets documentary clip 1990 about Diamond Dogs (7 minutes).

15. David Bowie television advertisements from the 1970's (3 minutes).

16. 1984/Dodo from the 1980 Floor Show (5 minutes).

17. The 17th Annual Grammy Awards 01/03/1975 (5 minutes).

18. Philly Dogs clip (1 minute).

19. VH1 Legends documentary clip 1999 about Diamond Dogs (4 minutes).

20. Credits for bonus footage accompanied by the song 'Zion' (2 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS – has artwork:

'Station To Station Tour Rehearsals' – Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada, 02/02/1976 - pro-shot (88 minutes) - NTSC, songs are: 

1. Station To Station,

2. Suffragette City,

3. Waiting For The Man,

4. Word On A Wing,

5. Stay,

6. TVC15,

7. Sister Midnight,

8. Life On Mars?,

9. Five Years,

10. Panic In Detroit,

11. Fame,

12. Changes,

13. Jean Genie,

14. Queen Bitch,

15. Rebel Rebel.

'Five European Cities' - audience silent footage of the 1978 Stage World Tour filmed at five European cities. The footage has been dubbed with live audio from the concert at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, USA, 11/04/1978 (100 minutes), songs are: 

1. Warszawa,

2. Heroes,

3. What In The World,

4. Be My Wife,

5. Jean Genie,

6. Blackout,

7. Sense Of Doubt/Speed Of Life,

8. Breaking Glass,

9. Beauty And The Beast,

10. Fame,

11. Five Years,

12. Soul Love/Star,

13. Hang Onto Yourself/Ziggy Stardust,

14. Suffragette City,

15. Rock 'n' Roll Suicide,

16. Art Decade,

17. Station To Station,

18. Stay,

19. TVC15,

20. Rebel Rebel.

DVD WITH RANDOM CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - '1978 Flashes Of Light – Stage Snippets' (85 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Silent live footage from the 1978 tour (8 minutes).

Title 2:

Empty title.

Title 3:

Silent live footage from the 1978 tour, plus a short silent clip of David and the band at the Gosforth Park Hotel, Newcastle, UK, 06/1978 (26 minutes).

Title 4:

Spectrum Arena, Philadelphia, USA, 28/04/1978 - live footage from the show, original audio (13 minutes):

Warszawa, Heroes, What In The World, Be My Wife, band introduction, Five Years, Hang Onto Yourself, Ziggy Stardust.

Grugahalle, Essen, Germany, 18/05/1978 - live snippets from the show dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour, source one (3 minutes):

Soul Love, Star, Ziggy Stardust.

Grugahalle, Essen, Germany, 18/05/1978 - live snippets from the show dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour, source two (4 minutes):

Hang Onto Yourself, Suffragette City, Alabama Song, Station To Station.

Koln Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany, 19/05/1978 - live snippets from the show dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour, source one (4 minutes):

Warszawa, Speed Of Life.

Koln Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany, 19/05/1978 - live snippets from the show dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour, source two (6 minutes):

Breaking Glass, Alabama Song, Station To Station, TVC15.

Falkonerteatret, Copenhagen, Denmark, 01/06/1978 - live snippets from the show dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour (13 minutes):

Heroes, What In The World, The Jean Genie, Blackout, Speed Of Life, Beauty And The Beast, Five Years, Soul Love, Ziggy Stardust, Suffragette City, Alabama Song, Station To Station.

Silent footage of David and the band at the Gosforth Park Hotel, Newcastle, UK, 06/1978 (1 minute).

New Bingley Hall, Stafford, UK, 24/06/1978 - live snippets from the show excellently dubbed to live audio from the 1978 tour (7 minutes):

Star, Hang On To Yourself, Stay, Rebel Rebel.

'Tokyo 1978' - NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan 12/12/1978 (60 minutes) from Japanese T.V. - Young Music Show, songs are:

1. Warszawa,

2. Heroes,

3. Fame,

4. Beauty and the Beast,

5. Five Years,

6. Soul Love,

7. Star,

8. Hang On To Yourself,

9. Ziggy Stardust,

10. Suffragette City,

11. Station To Station, 

12. TVC15,

(see screenshot)

'A Spider In The Ring' - Live at the Rock Am Ring, Nuerburgring, Germany, 07/06/1987 - audience recording from the balcony (132 minutes), songs are:

Intro,

Glass Spider,

Day-In Day-Out,

Bang Bang,

Absolute Beginners,

Loving The Alien,

China Girl,

Fashion,

Scary Monsters,

All The Madmen,

Never Let Me Down,

Big Brother,

87 And Cry,

Heroes,

Time Will Crawl,

Beat Of Your Drum,

Sons Of The Silent Age,

New York's In Love,

Dancing With The Big Boys,

Zeroes,

Let's Dance,

Fame,

Time,

Blue Jean,

Modern Love.

David Bowie - 'Glass Spider Live In Vienna' (128 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Top Of The Pops, BBC Radio Theatre, 18/06/1987 - David performs Time Will Crawl (5 minutes).

Title 2:

Pepsi advert called In Search Of The Perfect Woman featuring David and Tina Turner, 1987 (30 seconds).

Title 3:

Pepsi advert called In Search Of The Perfect Woman featuring David and Tina Turner, 1987 - slightly longer version (1 minute).

Title 4:

Wiener Prater Stadion, Vienna, Austria, 01/07/1987 - audience recording (122 minutes), songs are:

Intro,

Up The Hill Backwards,

Glass Spider,

Day-In Day-Out,

Bang Bang,

Absolute Beginners,

Loving The Alien,

China Girl,

Fashion,

Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

All The Madmen,

Never Let Me Down,

Big Brother,

87 And Cry,

Heroes,

Time Will Crawl,

Beat Of Your Drum,

Sons Of The Silent Age,

Dancing With The Big Boys,

Zeroes,

Let's Dance,

Fame,

Time,

Blue Jean,

Modern Love,

crowd leaving stadium. 

'Tokyo 1990' - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 16/05/1990 (89 minutes) - NTSC, songs are:

1. Ode To Joy/Space Oddity,

2. Changes,

3. TVC15,

4. Rebel Rebel,

5. Be My Wife,

6. Ashes To Ashes,

7. Starman,

8. Life On Mars?,

9. Blue Jean,

10. Let's Dance,

11. China Girl, 

12. Sound And Vision,

13. Ziggy Stardust,

14. Young Americans,

15. Suffragette City,

16. Fame,

17. Heroes,

18. Modern Love,

19. The Jean Genie/Gloria,

20. Rock 'N' Roll Suicide.

(see screenshot)

'Short And Sweet' - Sambadrome, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 20/09/1990 - rare T.V. broadcast (40 minutes), songs are:

Title 1:

1. Rebel Rebel, 

2. Pretty Pink Rose, 

3. Blue Jean, 

4. Let's Dance, 

5. Ziggy Stardust, 

6. China Girl.

Title 2:

1. Young Americans,

2. Changes,

3. The Jean Genie,

4. Modern Love.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS – has artwork:

'Outside One' – Meadows Music Theatre, Hartford, USA, 14/09/1995 - audience recording of the giant video screen, picture goes black in last four songs due to the camera being held down (138 minutes), songs are: 

Nine Inch Nails support setlist:

1. March Of The Pigs,

2. The Becoming,

3. Sanctified,

4. Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now),

5. Burn,

6. Closer To God/Wish,

7. Gave Up,

8. Down In It,

9. Eraser (instrumental).

Nine Inch Nails with David Bowie:

10. Subterraneans, 

11. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

12. Reptile,

13. Hallo Spaceboy,

14. Hurt.

David Bowie solo setlist:

15. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

16. The Heart's Filthy Lesson,

17. Breaking Glass,

18. I'm Deranged,

19. A Small Plot Of Land,

20. Joe The Lion,

21. I Have Not Been To Oxford Town,

22. Outside,

23. We Prick You (cut),

24. Jump They Say (beginning missing),

25. Andy Warhol,

26. The Man Who Sold The World,

27. Teenage Wildlife,

28. My Death (cut).

'Heading West' - Westpoint Arena, Exeter, UK, 26/11/1995 - audience recording, picture goes black occasionally due to the camera being held down (109 minutes), songs are:

The Motel,

Look Back In Anger,

Heart's Filthy Lesson,

Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

I Have Not Been To Oxford Town,

Outside,

Andy Warhol,

The Man Who Sold The World,

A Small Plot Of Land,

Boys Keep Swinging,

Strangers When We Meet,

Jump They Say,

Hallo Spaceboy,

Breaking Glass,

We Prick You,

Nite Flights,

My Death,

DJ,

Teenage Wildlife,

Under Pressure,

Moonage Daydream. 

David Bowie - 'Live At The Loreley And Twix Mix' (111 minutes) footage includes:

DVD 1:

WDR Rockpalast, Loreley Amphitheater, St. Goarshausen, Germany, 22/06/1996 - pro-shot (98 minutes in all), songs are:

1. intro,

2. Look Back In Anger,

3. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

4. Diamond Dogs,

5. The Heart's Filthy Lesson,

6. Outside,

7. Aladdin Sane,

8. Andy Warhol,

9. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

10. The Man Who Sold The World,

11. Telling Lies,

12. Baby Universal,

13. Hallo Spaceboy,

DVD 2:

Title 1:

concert continues...

1. Breaking Glass,

2. We Prick You,

3. Jump They Say,

4. Lust For Life,

5. Under Pressure,

6. Heroes,

7. White Light White Heat,

8. Moonage Daydream,

9. All The Young Dudes. 

Title 2:

Big Twix Mix Show, National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham, UK, 13/12/1995 (13 minutes):

1. The Man Who Sold The World,

2. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

3. Hallo Spaceboy.

'50th Birthday Concert' - David Bowie and Friends - Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 09/01/97 - pro-shot (130 minutes), songs are:

1. Little Wonder, 

2. The Heart's Filthy Lesson, 

3. Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) (feat. Frank Black),

4. Fashion (feat. Frank Black),

5. Telling Lies,

6. Hallo Spaceboy (feat. Foo Fighters),

7. Seven Years In Tibet (feat. David Grohl),

8. The Man Who Sold The World, 

9. The Last Thing You Should Do (feat. Robert Smith),

10. Quicksand (feat. Robert Smith),

11. Battle For Britain,

12. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

13. I'm Afraid Of Americans (feat. Sonic Youth),

14. Looking For Satellites, 

15. Under Pressure, 

16. Heroes, 

17. Queen Bitch (feat. Lou Reed), 

18. Waiting For The Man (feat. Lou Reed), 

19. Boulevard (feat. Lou Reed), 

20. White Light White Heat (feat. Lou Reed), 

21. Moonage Daydream,

22. Birthday cake presentation,

23. All The Young Dudes (feat. Billy Corgan),

24. Jean Genie (feat. Billy Corgan),

25. Space Oddity,

26. I Can't Read, 

27. Repetition.

DVD WITH RANDOM CHAPTERS:

'Phoenix Festival 97' (146 minutes in total), footage includes:

Drum 'n' Bass Set, Phoenix Festival, UK, 19/07/1997 - audience recording (53 minutes), songs are:

I'm Deranged, 

Pallas Athena, 

V-2 Schneider, 

Dead Man Walking, 

O Superman, 

The Last Thing You Should Do, 

Fame. 

Phoenix Festival, UK, 20/07/1997 - audience recording (93 minutes), songs are:

Quicksand, 

The Man Who Sold The World, 

The Jean Genie, 

I'm Afraid Of Americans

Battle For Britain,

Fashion, 

Seven Years In Tibet, 

Fame, 

Looking For Satellites (cut), 

Under Pressure, 

Hearts Filthy Lesson, 

Scary Monsters, 

Hallo Spaceboy, 

Little Wonder, 

Dead Man Walking, 

White Light White Heat, 

O Superman, 

Stay (cut).

'In The Queue' - Que Club, Birmingham, UK, 01/08/1997 - audience recording, sound goes on and off in last three songs (118 minutes), songs are: 

Quicksand,

The Man Who Sold The World,

Jean Genie,

Outside,

I'm Afraid Of Americans,

Battle For Britain (The Letter),

Fashion,

Seven Years In Tibet,

Fame,

Stay,

Looking For Satellites,

Under Pressure,

Heart's Filthy Lesson,

Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

Hallo Spaceboy,

Little Wonder,

Dead Man Walking,

Strangers When We Meet,

O Superman,

Telling Lies,

White Light White Heat,

Look Back In Anger.

* DOUBLE DVD *

'Rockin' The British Empire' - Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK - 12/08/1997 - excellent dubbed DAT soundtrack - audience recording (133 minutes), songs are:

DVD 1 (67 minutes):

1. Quicksand,

2. Queen Bitch,

3. Waiting For The Man,

4. Jean Genie,

5. I'm Afraid Of Americans,

6. Battle For Britain (The Letter),

7. The Man Who Sold The World,

8. The Last Thing You Should Do,

9. Fashion,

10. Seven Years In Tibet,

11. Fame,

12. Outside,

13. Stay.

DVD 2 (66 minutes):

1. Looking For Satellites,

2. Under Pressure,

3. Hearts Filthy Lesson,

4. Hallo Spaceboy,

5. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

6. Little Wonder,

7. Moonage Daydream,

8. Dead Man Walking,

9. White Light White Heat,

10. O Superman,

11. Look Back In Anger,

12. All The Young Dudes.

'Hitting The Spot' - Live From The 10th Spot, Capital Theatre, Port Chester, New York, USA 14/10/97 - pro-shot (47 minutes), songs are:

1. Quicksand,

2. Jean Genie,

3. I'm Afraid of Americans,

4. Look Back in Anger,

5. Scary Monsters,

6. Little Wonder,

7. Fame, 

8. Hallo Spaceboy,

9. All the Young Dudes.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS – has artwork:

'GQ Man Of The Year Awards' – Radio City Music Hall, New York, USA, 15/10/1997 - pro-shot (91 minutes) - NTSC, songs are: 

1. intro,

2. Always Crashing In The Same Car,

3. Panic In Detroit,

4. Waiting For The Man,

5. My Death,

6. Jean Genie,

7. I'm Afraid Of Americans,

8. Seven Years In Tibet,

9. Looking For Satellites,

10. Under Pressure,

11. Fashion,

12. The Man Who Sold The World,

13. Battle For Britain (The Letter),

14. Stay,

15. Little Wonder,

16. Hallo Spaceboy,

17. Moonage Daydream.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS – has artwork:    

'Almost Acoustic Christmas' – Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, USA, 06/12/1997 - pro-shot – improved sound from a radio broadcast has been put on top of the picture (39 minutes) - NTSC, songs are: 

1. Jean Genie,

2. Panic In Detroit,

3. I’m Afraid Of Americans,

4. The Man Who Sold The World,

5. Fame,

6. Fashion,

7. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps),

8. Little Wonder.

'Thursday's Child Live In London 99' - Astoria Theatre, London, UK 02/12/1999 - un-released, un-edited pro-shot concert (92 minutes), songs are:

1. Life On Mars..?,

2. Word On A Wing,

3. Thursday's Child,

4. Ashes To Ashes,

5. Survive,

6. Can't Help Thinking About Me,

7. China Girl,

8. Always Crashing In The Same Car,

9. Something In The Air,

10. Drive In Saturday,

11. Stay,

12. Seven,

13. Changes,

14. Rebel Rebel,

15. Repetition,

16. The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell,

17. Cracked Actor,

18. I'm Afraid Of Americans.

(see screenshot)

'Live By Request' - New York, USA 15/06/2002 (72 minutes), songs are:

1. Fame,

2. Changes,

3. China Girl,

4. Slow Burn,

5. Starman,

6. Let's Dance,

7. I've Been Waiting For You,

8. Slip Away,

9. Ziggy Stardust,

10. Heroes,

11. Cactus,

12. 5.15 The Angels Have Gone,

13. Sound And Vision,

14. Ashes To Ashes,

15. I'm Afraid Of Americans.

(see screenshot)

* DOUBLE DVD *

'Meltdown 2002' - Meltdown Festival, Royal Festival Hall, London, UK - 29/06/2002 - audience recording - better sound and picture quality than VCD copy (130 minutes), songs are:

DVD 1 (65 minutes):

1. Weeping Wall, 

2. Warszawa, 

3. Speed Of Life, 

4. Breaking Glass, 

5. What In The World, 

6. Sound and Vision, 

7. Art Decade, 

8. Always Crashing In The Same Car, 

9. Be My Wife, 

10. A New Career In A New Town, 

11. Subterraneans, 

12. Sunday, 

13. Cactus, 

14. Slip Away, 

15. Slow Burn. 

DVD 2 (65 minutes):

1. Afraid, 

2. I've Been Waiting For You,

3. I Would Be Your Slave, 

4. I Took A Trip On A Gemini Spacecraft, 

5. 5:15 The Angels Have Gone, 

6. Everyone Says Hi, 

7. A Better Future, 

8. Heathen (The Rays), 

9. White Light White Heat (featuring The Dandy Warhols),

10. Fame, 

11. Ziggy Stardust, 

12. Hallo Spaceboy, 

13. I'm Afraid Of Americans.

'Paris 2002' - Olympia, Paris, France 01/07/02 - French Arte T.V. 'Music Planet Special' (100 minutes), songs are:

1. Stay,

2. I've Been Waiting For You,

3. Breaking Glass,

4. Cactus.

5. Slip Away,

6. China Girl,

7. 5:15 The Angels Have Gone,

8. Fashion,

9. Be My Wife,

10. Ashes To Ashes,

11. Afraid,

12. Changes,

13. Fame,

14. Heroes,

15. Heathen (The Rays),

16. Everyone Says Hi,

17. Hallo Spaceboy,

18. Let's Dance,

19. I'm Afraid Of Americans,

20. Ziggy Stardust.

(see screenshot)

'David Bowie Live 2002 - Manchester UK/Jones Beach US' (91 minutes in total), footage includes:

Move Festival, Manchester, UK 10/07/2002 - audience recording (43 minutes), songs are:

(Mark and Lard introduction),

Life On Mars..?,

Ashes To Ashes,

Cactus,

Slip Away,

Starman,

China Girl,

I Would Be Your Slave,

I've Been Waiting For You,

Changes,

Stay (cut).

Area 2 Festival Show, Jones Beach, New York, USA 02/08/2002 - audience recording, concert stopped due to a storm (48 minutes), songs are:

Slip Away,

China Girl,

Fame,

I've Been Waiting For You,

I Would Be Your Slave,

I'm Afraid Of Americans,

Changes,

5:15 The Angels Have Gone,

Heroes.

David Bowie - 'The Full Riverside Show' - Riverside Studios, London, UK, 08/09/2003 - audience recording, filmed from the cinema screen at the Residenz Theatre, Cologne, Germany (121 minutes in total) footage includes:

The cinema introduce the show, 

New Killer Star, 

Pablo Picasso, 

Never Get Old,

The Loneliest Guy, 

Looking For Water, 

She'll Drive The Big Car, 

Days, 

Fall Dog Bombs The Moon, 

Try Some Buy Some,

Reality,

Bring Me The Disco King, 

Question and answer session - David answers questions from around the world - hosted by Jonathan Ross.

Hallo Spaceboy, 

Fantastic Voyage,

Hang Onto Yourself,

Modern Love,

Cactus, 

Afraid,

New Killer Star.

Footage of outside the cinema and news articles about the show.

'Sound And No Vision' - Wembley Arena, London, UK 25/11/03 - AUDIO ONLY, a blank screen is displayed while you hear 9 songs recorded from the audience (37 minutes), songs are:

1. The Loneliest Guy,

2. The Man Who Sold The World,

3. Under Pressure,

4. Life On Mars,

5. The Motel,

6. Loving The Alien,

7. Five Years,

8. Hang On To Yourself,

9. Ziggy Stardust.

'At The Garden' - Madison Square Garden, New York City, USA 15/12/2003 - audience recording (122 minutes), songs are:

Rebel Rebel,

New Killer Star,

Reality,

Fashion,

Hang On To Yourself,

Fame,

Cactus,

All The Young Dudes,

China Girl,

The Loneliest Guy,

The Man Who Sold The World,

Hallo Spaceboy,

Sunday,

Under Pressure,

Life On Mars?,

Ashes To Ashes,

Afraid,

The Motel,

Changes,

Five Years,

I'm Afraid Of Americans,

Heroes,

The Jean Genie,

Suffragette City,

Ziggy Stardust,

Farewell / applause.

(see screenshot)

'Tokyo 2004 2nd Night' - Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 09/03/2004 - audience recording (140 minutes), songs are: 

Rebel Rebel,

Hang Onto Yourself,

New Killer Star,

Fashion,

Cactus,

All The Young Dudes,

China Girl,

Reality,

5:15 The Angels Have Gone,

The Man Who Sold The World,

Hallo Spaceboy,

Sunday,

Heathen (The Rays),

Under Pressure,

Slip Away,

Space Oddity (snippet),

Looking For Water,

Quicksand,

The Loneliest Guy,

Afraid,

Be My Wife,

A New Career In A New Town,

Ashes To Ashes,

I'm Afraid Of Americans,

Heroes,

Bring Me The Disco King,

Five Years,

Fall Dog Bombs The Moon,

Suffragette City,

Ziggy Stardust.

'Return Voyage 2004' - Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, USA 02/06/04 - audience recording (138 minutes), songs are:

1. Rebel Rebel,

2. Queen Bitch,

3. Cactus,

4. Sister Midnight,

5. New Killer Star,

6. China Girl,

7. All The Young Dudes,

8. The Loneliest Guy,

9. The Man Who Sold The World,

10. Battle For Britain (The Letter),

11. Pablo Picasso,

12. Heathen (The Rays),

13. The Supermen,

14. Hallo Spaceboy,

15. Under Pressure,

16. Station To Station,

17. Fantastic Voyage,

18. Ashes To Ashes,

19. Quicksand,

20. Modern Love,

21. Let's Dance,

22. I'm Afraid Of Americans,

23. Heroes,

Encores:

24. Diamond Dogs,

25. Ziggy Stardust.

'Memory Of A Great Festival' - Isle Of Wight Festival 13/06/04 - Channel 4 - UK T.V. (10 minutes), songs are:

1. All The Young Dudes,

2. Heroes.

David Bowie Archive Collection 1. 

DISC 1 (120 minutes) - footage includes:

Live at the Beat Club 1978 - from Musik Laden (German T.V. show) (43 minutes) songs are:

Sense Of Doubt, Beauty And The Beast, Heroes, Stay, Jean Genie, TVC15, Alabama Song, Rebel Rebel. 

(see screenshot)

Stadhalle, Vienna 22/05/1978 - all tracks incomplete (23 minutes) songs are:

Warszawa, Heroes, What In The World, Be My Wife, The Jean Genie, Beauty and the Beast, Five Years, Hang On To Yourself, Ziggy Stardust, Suffragette City, Sense Of Doubt, Alabama Song, Station To Station, Stay.

(see screenshot)

Heroes Studio Outtakes 22/09/1977 - many unreleased takes from the Heroes video shoot, including David rehearsing for the unreleased Blackout video (27 minutes).

Saturday Night Live 15/12/1979 - songs are The Man Who Sold The World, TVC15, Boys Keep Swinging (12 minutes). 

(see screenshot)

Live Aid, Wembley Stadium 13/07/1985 - Part 1 - TVC15 and Rebel Rebel (7 minutes).

David Bowie Archive Collection 1. 

DISC 2 (120 minutes) - footage includes:

Live Aid, Wembley Stadium 13/07/1985 - Part 2 - Modern Love and Heroes (11 minutes).

Dancing In The Streets - live duet with Mick Jagger - Princes Trust Concert, Wembley Arena 20/06/1986 (4 minutes).

(see screenshot)

Dancing In The Street - original video which also includes director discussing the concept (4 minutes).

Live Aid, Wembley Stadium 13/07/1985 - revisited - Rebel Rebel and Heroes (11 minutes).

Rio De Janeiro 1990 - T.V. broadcast - PART 1 (24 minutes), songs are:

Rebel Rebel, Pretty Pink Rose, Blue Jean, Let's Dance, Ziggy Stardust, China Girl.

(see screenshot)

1980 Floor Show, Marquee Club, London 10/1973 - poorer quality version (40 minutes), songs are:

1984, Dodo, Sorrow, Everything's Alright, Space Oddity, 1984, I Can't Explain, Time, Jean Genie, I Got You Babe, 1984, Dodo.

(see screenshot)

The Tube, Channel 4, UK T.V, 1987 - interview with David by Jools Holland (8 minutes).

The Ozone Special 1997 - interview with David about his New York Birthday concert (18 minutes)

David Bowie Archive Collection 2. 

DISC 1 (116 minutes) - footage includes:

Howard Stern Birthday Show, New York 29/01/98 (14 minutes), songs are:

Fame, Hallo Spaceboy, I'm Afraid Of Americans.

(see screenshot)

Day In Day Out - 1987 MTV documentary on the Glass Spider Tour (28 minutes).

Japanese interview with David recorded in New York in October 1980, shown on Dee Dee Musik Now (6 minutes). 

Japanese interview with David 16/05/1990, shown on NHK T.V. news, features live clips (4 minutes).

Backstage footage with Nine Inch Nails, plus Hurt performed live with Nine Inch Nails at an unknown venue in USA 1995 - pro-shot (8 minutes). 

Net Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 09/10/1999 (29 minutes), songs are:

Life On Mars..?, Survive, China Girl, Pretty Things Are Going To Hell, Drive In Saturday, Rebel Rebel.

(see screenshot)

Saturday Night Live 02/10/1999 (12 minutes), songs are:

Thursday's Child, Rebel Rebel plus finale.

(see screenshot)

Much Music Rock Awards 23/09/1999 - Pretty Things Are Going To Hell - live (5 minutes).

Much Music interview with David 24/09/1999 (8 minutes).

David Bowie Archive Collection 2. 

DISC 2 (120 minutes) - footage includes:

Dick Cavett Show - NBC T.V USA 4/12/74 - colour version - interview with David (13 minutes).

Never Let Me Down - live in Montreal, Canada 30/08/1987 (4 minutes).

Suffragette City - live in Los Angeles 23/05/1990 - shown on the International Rock Awards (4 minutes).

The Arsenio Hall Show 06/05/1993 (34 minutes), songs are:

Jump They Say, interview, Black Tie White Noise, joint interview with Al B Sure, Pallas Athena.

(see screenshot)

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 10/05/1993 (15 minutes), songs are:

Nite Flights, interview, Black Tie White Noise.

Rio De Janeiro 1990 - T.V. broadcast - PART 2 (16 minutes), songs are:

Young Americans, Changes, The Jean Genie, Modern Love.

Rosie O' Donnell Show 03/03/1997 (12 minutes), songs are:

interview, Rosie Girl, joint interview with Iman, Seven Years In Tibet.

GQ Man Of The Year Awards, Radio City Music Hall, New York, USA, 15/10/1997 (21 minutes), songs are:

Fashion, I'm Afraid Of Americans, Little Wonder, Moonage Daydream.

Howard Stern Birthday Show, New York 29/01/98 - Fame (cut) (2 minutes).

'David Bowie 1964 - 73':

1. Tonight Show interview with David November 1964 (2 minutes).

2. Space Oddity performed at the Ivor Novello Awards (4 minutes).

3. Changes promo video (3 minutes).

4. The Image - film made in 1967 - black and white (16 minutes).  

Cracked Actor - BBC 2 T.V. documentary 26/01/1975 (50 minutes) 

(see screenshot)

ALSO INCLUDES:

Dick Cavett Show - NBC T.V USA 4/12/74 - black and white (30 minutes), chapters are:

1. Intro.

2. 1984.

3. Young Americans.

4. Interview.

5. Footstompin'.

DVD WITH RANDOM CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'Russell Harty Plus' UK T.V. - Russell Harty interviews David via satellite from Burbank, California, USA 27/11/1975 (29 minutes) footage includes:

Russell Harty introduction accompanied by David Bowie photo footage,

interview,

short film clip from The Man Who Fell To Earth,

interview,

break,

interview,

Golden Years from Soul Train, USA T.V. 04/11/1975,

interview.

applause/Russell Harty says goodbye.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS - has artwork:  

David Bowie - 'Dinah Shore Show' USA T.V. 03/01/1976 (48 minutes) footage includes:

1. Stay,

2. interview with David,

3. discussion with David, Nancy Walker and Henry Winkler,

4. discussion with David, Nancy Walker and Henry Winkler continued,

5. The Man Who Fell To Earth film footage,

6. reactions to the film,

7. David practices karate with his karate teacher,

8. Natalie Cole is introduced,

9. discussion with David, Nancy Walker, Henry Winkler, Natalie Cole and Candy Clark. David also presents a gold disc to Natalie Cole,

10. The Man Who Fell To Earth film footage,

11. reactions to the film,

12. Five Years

13. the stars of the show are introduced again/titles.

David Bowie - '1977 Compilation' (60 minutes in total), footage includes:

Marc, UK T.V. show 09/09/1977 features Heroes and improvisation (also known as Standing Next To You) with Marc Bolan (5 minutes).

Top Pop - Amsterdam, Holland 06/11/1977 - Dutch TV (43 minutes):

Interview, receiving awards for Low and Heroes - rehearsal, receiving awards for Low and Heroes - actual award ceremony, David rehearsing Heroes in studio, photo session, interview, Heroes actual T.V. performance, Heroes advert.

Dinah Shore Show 1977 - USA TV (12 minutes):

Funtime performed by Iggy Pop (with David on piano), interview with Iggy, Sister Midnight performed by Iggy Pop (with David on piano).

'The Hype To Helden':

1. David's band The Hype performing (1 minute).

2. Loving The Alien - uncensored nosebleed version (5 minutes).

3. Silent footage of David performing at the Rainbow Theatre with Lindsay Kemp, Starman dubbed over the top (4 minutes).

4. Silent Ziggy footage with Rock n' Roll Suicide dubbed over the top (4 minutes).

5. Spotlight People - David interviewed by Robin Leach promoting Let's Dance and the Hunger (3 minutes).

6. Without You I'm Nothing performed with Placebo (4 minutes).

7. Helden/Telecity - Heroes in German dubbed over various rare clips (3 minutes). 

David Bowie - 'Stage Vol II' (104 minutes in total) footage includes:

Live at the Beat Club 1978 - from Musik Laden (German T.V. show) (43 minutes):

1. Sense Of Doubt,

2. Beauty And The Beast,

3. Heroes,

4. Stay,

5. Jean Genie,

6. TVC15,

7. Alabama Song,

8. Rebel Rebel. 

The London Weekend Show, LWT, UK T.V, 08/07/1978 – documentary on David Bowie's 1978 tour presented by Janet Street-Porter, includes live clips from Earls Court, London, UK, 30/06/1978 (38 minutes):

9. part 1,

10. part 2,

11. part 3,

12. Heroes live, fans reactions, Hang On To Yourself live,

Stadhalle, Vienna 22/05/1978 - all tracks incomplete (23 minutes):

13. Warszawa, Heroes, 

14. What In The World, Be My Wife, The Jean Genie, 

15. Beauty and the Beast, Five Years, Hang On To Yourself, Ziggy Stardust, 

16. Suffragette City, Sense Of Doubt, Alabama Song, Station To Station, Stay.

DVD WITH RANDOM CHAPTERS - has artwork:

David Bowie - 'Arena Rock' BBC, UK T.V. 1978 - the first part of the programme features a section on the band The Tubes which is 22 minutes, the second part is the David Bowie section which is 13 minutes (35 minutes in total), the David Bowie section includes:

footage of Ziggy Stardust from the 1978 tour,

interview,

footage of Hang On To Yourself from the 1978 tour,

interview.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS - has artwork:

David Bowie - 'Friday Night Saturday Morning' BBC2, UK T.V. - Tim Rice interviews David in the USA 10/10/1980 (19 minutes) footage includes:

1. Tim Rice introduction,

2. Elephant Man play footage/audience comments on the show,

3. interview,

4. Elephant Man play footage,

5. interview,

6. Ashes To Ashes video,

7. interview,

8. Tim Rice talks about David's upcoming shows.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS - has artwork:  

David Bowie - 'Stage Actor' (83 minutes) footage includes:

Baal, BBC, UK T.V, 02/03/1982 - the play that David starred and sang in - excellent quality version (64 minutes):

1. play starts,

2. singing section/play continues,

3. singing section/play continues,

4. singing section/play continues,

5. singing section/play continues,

6. singing section/play continues,

7. singing section/play continues,

8. singing section/play continues,

9. singing section/play continues,

10. singing section/play continues,

11. singing section/play continues.

Friday Night Saturday Morning, BBC2, UK T.V. - Tim Rice interviews David in the USA 10/10/1980 (19 minutes):

12. Tim Rice introduction,

13. Elephant Man play footage/audience comments on the show,

14. interview,

15. Elephant Man play footage,

16. interview/Ashes To Ashes video,

17. interview/Tim Rice talks about David's upcoming shows.

David Bowie - 'Baal' (NTSC) BBC, UK T.V, 02/03/1982 - the play that David starred and sang in - poorer quality version (64 minutes), titles are:

Title 1:

part 1.

Title 2:

part 2.

David Bowie - '70's and 80's compilation' (113 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1: 

H.F.12 show 'A Fan's View' 1976 - interview with French fanclub president plus French live footage - black & white (2 minutes).

Title 2:

Dancing In The Street - Hang On To Yourself - BBC 1996 - U.K T.V. - documentary on 1970's music, features a big section on David Bowie including an interview with him, also features Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Alice Cooper, Brian Eno, John Cale, Maureen Tucker, Mick Ronson, Nic Roeg, Tony Visconti and others (62 minutes).

Title 3:

Tina Turner - Private Dancer Tour - The N.E.C, Birmingham, U.K 23/03/1985 (10 minutes), songs are:

1. Tonight (duet with David Bowie),

2. Let's Dance medley (duet with David Bowie) - Chris Montez 1962 version / normal version.

Title 4:

20/20 Close Encounters - David interviewed by Susan Sarandon 13/02/1983 (6 minutes).

Old Grey Whistle Test interview with Roy Carr discussing David 1981 - weak colour (4 minutes):  

1. 1960's Luv ice cream advert featuring David,

2. Roy Carr interview.

BBC Nationwide interview with David after his record deal press conference 27/01/1983 - weak colour (5 minutes).

Lindsay Kemp interview about David 1981 - weak colour (5 minutes).

Title 5:

CNN People Now interview with David 13/02/1983 (4 minutes). 

Title 6:

Silent footage and brief live clips from 1978 partly dubbed with an audio interview - includes footage of David coming out of the Plaza-Athenee hotel in Paris, France and getting into a car, plus footage of David and his band at the Gosforth Park Hotel, Newcastle, UK, 06/1978 (2 minutes).

Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence - 1982 - behind the scenes footage (Japanese dubbed) (2 minutes).

David Bowie USA TV interview with David after his record deal press conference - 1983 (5 minutes). 

Title 7:

Today interview - 3/9/1985 (5 minutes).

Title 8:

Looney Tunes Anniversary - David's tribute to Bugs Bunny - 14/1/1986 (1 minute).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'Complete Bowie At Live Aid' (93 minutes in total), footage includes:

1. 6 o' Clock News, BBC1, UK T.V, 1985 - Bob Geldof interview about Live Aid and David Bowie, we then see David's Video Aid message for BBC1 (4 minutes).

2. David Bowie’s Video Aid message, longer version featured on the VHS tape Video Aid (the Feed The World compilation) 1985 (2 minutes).

3. BBC, UK T.V, 1985 - David asking viewers to watch Live Aid - rehearsal footage and the actual broadcast (2 minutes).

4. empty chapter.

5. MTV, USA T.V, 13/07/1985 - David arriving at Live Aid (1 minute).

6. BBC2, UK T.V, 13/07/1985 - David meeting the Royal Family at Live Aid (1 minute).

7. ITN News, ITV, UK T.V, 13/07/1985 - Live Aid news report featuring David arriving for the concert plus a shot of him in the royal box (1 minute).

8. Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 13/07/1985 – David performs TVC15, Rebel Rebel, Modern Love and Heroes (18 minutes).

9. Footage of David and Bob Geldof rehearsing Let It Be, we then see the actual Live Aid performance of this song which is sung by Paul McCartney (David features on backing vocals) 13/07/1985 (5 minutes).

10. Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 13/07/1985 – the stars of Live Aid perform Do They Know It's Christmas (David sings a small section) (5 minutes).

11. David interview with Paul Gambaccini, 1985 (4 minutes).

12. Africa Tomorrow – David talks about Africa, his performance of Heroes at Live Aid is then mixed in with fund raising film clips (5 minutes).

13. David interview with Paula Yates, a differently filmed version of Heroes at Live Aid is then mixed in with footage of the other Live Aid stars (7 minutes).

14. Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 13/07/1985 – David performs Rebel Rebel, this version is differently filmed (2 minutes).

15. Live Aid Reflections – a clip from a Live Aid documentary which features the Dancing In The Streets video, Live Aid footage of Rebel Rebel, Heroes, Let It Be and Do They Know It’s Christmas? Plus interviews with the people involved with the day including David (36 minutes).

David Bowie - '1987 Compilation Part 1' (68 minutes in total), footage includes:

Title 1:

The Noise - Australian T.V. programme - footage of the Australian press conference in Tivoli, Sydney 27/10/1987 (14 minutes):

Young Americans, interview, Jean Genie.

Title 2:

West 57th Street - USA T.V. programme - mini documentary and 1987 interview (10 minutes).

Title 3:

Backstage Bash Philly 57 - USA T.V. programme - Glass Spider Tour press conference in Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia 27/07/1987 (6 minutes).

Title 4:

All New Record Guide - USA T.V. programme - Glass Spider Tour press conference in Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia 27/07/1987 (15 minutes).

Title 5:

Ohne Maulkorb - Austrian T.V. programme - June 1987 - David interview in a red shirt - dubbed, includes video footage (14 minutes). 

Title 6:

Look Back In Anger - Intruders At The Palace, Dominion Theatre, London, UK, 01/07/1988 - David performs the song with La La La Human Steps (9 minutes).

David Bowie - '1987 Compilation Part 2' (56 minutes in total), footage includes:

1. Time Will Crawl - Top Of The Pops, BBC Radio Theatre - 18/06/1987 (5 minutes).

2. Never Let Me Down - USA Top Of The Pops - 18/09/1987 (4 minutes).

3. Introducing David Bowie - USA video compilation (2 minutes).

1987 press conference (9 minutes):

4. Day In Day Out,

5. Bang Bang.

Australian press conference in Tivoli, Sydney (11 minutes):

6. Young Americans,

7. Jean Genie.

8. Night Network T.V. programme - excepts of the Day In Day Out 1987 MTV documentary on the Glass Spider Tour - includes David interview, tour footage, crew interviews, rehearsals (14 minutes).

9. Avros Top Pop - Dutch T.V. programme - 07/04/1987 - David interview, David is wearing a blue suit and red shirt (11 minutes).

David Bowie - '87 and more' (74 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1: 

Celebrity Surgery: Who's Had What Done? - ITV - UK T.V. 14/04/2005 - section looking at David's teeth improvements (6 minutes).

Title 2:

Interview with David in New Zealand, on the set of Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence - 1982 (14 minutes):

1. Interview - part 1,

2. Interview - part 2.

Plus Five - T.V. show - 1981 - David being interviewed about the future of music videos (12 minutes):

3. Interview - part 1.

4. Interview - part 2,

5. Interview - part 3,

6. Interview - part 4,

7. Interview - part 5,

8. Interview - part 6.

Title 3:

1996 Brit Awards (9 minutes):

1. Under Pressure,

2. Interview clips,

3. Video introduction and award presentation,

4. Hallo Spaceboy,

5. Moonage Daydream.

6. George Michael's Concert Of Hope, Wembley Arena, London, UK, 01/12/1993 shown on BBC1, UK T.V - footage of David announcing the performers and appearing in the finale (4 minutes).

Title 4:

Pepsi advert featuring David and Tina Turner - 1987 - weak colour (1 minute).

Title 5:

David presenting the Video Vanguard award to Julien Temple - weak colour (1 minute).

Title 6:

Video Soul - Donnie Simpson interviews David - 12/10/87 - weak colour (10 minutes).

Title 7:

Day In, Day Out - 12" remix video different to the 'Best Of Bowie' DVD Easter egg version (7 minutes).

Title 8:

Valerie Singleton interview with David - BBC Tonight Show 05/09/80 (10 minutes):

1. Video introduction,

2. Interview.

DVD WITH TITLES - has artwork:

David Bowie - 'Sound And Vision Bits' (NTSC) (39 minutes), footage includes:

Title 1:

Short clip of the Sound and Vision press conference in London, UK 01/1990 (1 minute).

A selection of Canadian news clips discussing the concert at CNE Grandstand 07/1990 (1 minute).

Title 2:

Canadian news clips discussing the concert at the Skytent 03/1990 (it is now referred to as the Skydome) (4 minutes).

New Music Special on City TV, channel 7, Canadian T.V. 03/1990 - interview with David accompanied by video and live footage (9 minutes).

Canadian advertisements about the 1990 concerts and tickets (1 minute).

Backtrax, Much Music, Canadian T.V. 1990 - Terry David Mulligan interviews David (7 minutes).

Geraldo Riviera Show - Angie Bowie discusses her life with David (15 minutes).

Backtrax, Much Music, Canadian T.V. 1990 - Terry David Mulligan interviews David (1 minute).

David Bowie - 1990's clips (109 minutes) footage includes:

1. E! Extreme Close-Up 1991; with Anthel Neville, incl.: video footage “Day-In Day-Out”, interview, -break-, movie footage “Linguini Incident”, interview continues, -break-, video footage “Time Will Crawl”, interview continues, good quality (14 minutes).

2. Behind The Scenes 1991; A&E, about The Linguini Incident, incl.: movie footage, interviews with the actors Rosanna Arquette,  David Bowie, Arnold Orginili, Marlee Matlin, Buck Henry + Andrew Gregory, quality ok, (10 minutes).

3. Rolling Stone 25 1992; MTV Special, incl.: some people celebrate Rolling Stone magazine's anniversary, on September 12^th, 1992, in NYC, interview footage of: Keith Richards, Billy Joel, David Bowie (part of a speech), Christie Brinkley, Jann Wenner (founder of Rolling Stone), good quality, (2 minutes).

4. E! News 1992;  about Malcolm X premiere, incl.: footage of celebs attending the premiere of Malcolm X, including David Bowie + Iman, interview bits of  Madonna, Cicely Tyson, Malcolm Jamal Warner, movie footage, interview bits of Wesley Snipes, Diana Ross, Spike Lee, good quality, (2 minutes).

5. MTV News 1992; about Malcom X premiere at The Ziegfeld, NYC, November 16^th, 1992, incl.: footage of people attending (incl.: David Bowie + Iman), good quality, (1 minute)

6. VH-1 Fashion Television 1987; about LaLaLaHuman Steps, incl.: footage of debute performance “Infante-C´Est Destroy” at Place Des Arts, Montreal, interview footage of Edouard Lock (Artistic Director), footage of fans talking about LaLaLaHuman Steps, interview with Louise Lecavalier (Principal Dancer), footage of performance, footage of  “Fame´90” video with David Bowie, Edouard Lock talks about work with David Bowie, Interview footage David Bowie, footage of show with David Bowie + LaLaLa Human Steps, footage of solo show LaLaLa Human Steps, good quality, (4 minutes).

7. “Unknown” 1991; E!, about Twin Peaks, incl.: movie footage, interview footage with David Bowie, good quality (1 minute).

8. “Unknown” 1990; private shot of after the press conference in London 1990, incl.: fans waiting outside for David Bowie to leave, David Bowie leaves, but gets into car right away without stopping, good quality, (2 minutes).

9. “Unknown” 1990; incl.: live footage “Modern Love”, from a Sound + Vision Concert, where David Bowie puts on a pink baseball hat, which someone has thrown on stage, end of a TV broadcast, good quality, (2 minutes).

17^th Annual Grammy Awards Show, incl.: David Bowie presents an award to Aretha Franklin, (Japanese subtitles), pretty good quality, (5 minutes).

10. Award presentation.

11. Credits.

12. Interview clip from the late 1980's (1 minute).

13. "Dancing In The Streets” Video, MTV, (behind the scenes version? Cause cameras can be seen), cut-off, quality ok, (3  minutes).

14. “Unknown”, about Bob Dylan being honoured at Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC, incl.: footage of people attending (incl. David Bowie), interview clips of Dave Stewart, Jann Wenner, John Hammond, Jerry Harrison, Billy Joel, Pete Townshend, footage of show, little clip of Bob Dylan's speech, good quality, (2 minutes).

“Unknown” 1990; French TV, documented by Philippe Auliac, good quality (3 minutes):

15. footage of press conference London ´90,

16. video footage, live footage 1974 “Moonage Daydream” (from Cracked Actor),

17. footage of David Bowie leaving in car.

18. “Unknown”, incl.: French movie footage “The Man Who Fell To Earth”, interview (cut-off, not complete), quality pretty good, (1 minute).

Much Music FAX 1990; Canadian TV, good quality (3 minutes):

19. announcement of concert dates, preview of Much Music with David Bowie,

20. video footage of Pixies “Here Comes Your Man”

21. Interview.

Much Music 1990; Much West, Canadian TV, good quality (16 minutes):

22. interview with David Bowie (on a train), (at the beginning of the show he shows a Japanese alarm clock)

23. video footage “Blue Jean”,

24. Canada concert listings,

25. interview continues.

26. Best Of Much Music 1990; Canadian TV, incl.: interview footage of David Bowie (same as above from Much West), video footage Fame 1990, cut-off, quality ok, (5 minutes).

27. Much Music 1990; incl.: ad for a competition to win a trip to see David Bowie live in Barcelona, on March 7^th, 1990, quality ok, (1 minute).

Much Music FAX 1990; Canadian TV, good quality (16 minutes):

28. Monika Deul in front of SkyDome, Toronto,

29. live footage of show in Montreal ´90 “Changes”

30. footage of fans buying tickets for Toronto, interview footage with Adrian Belew, video footage of Belew song, -cut-

31. interview with Julie Giles (publicist, C.P.I.)

32. interview with merchandiser, footage of merchandise

33. footage of fans + interview

34. footage of David Bowie getting off Airplane, March 1^st, in Quebec, live footage from Montreal Forum, March 6^th, “Changes”, interview footage with David Bowie, -cut-,

35. interview with Fans.

36. Vancouver concert advert.

Much Music FAX 1990; Canadian TV, good quality (5 minutes):

37. live footage of show at Skydome, Toronto “Changes”, footage of newspaper cuttings in Montreal Gazette + Toronto Star, interview footage with David Bowie,

38. interview footage of Louise LeCavalier, footage of LaLaLaHumanSteps show “Human Sex”.

Good Rockin´Tonite 1990, pretty good quality (11 minutes):

39. footage of different promo videos

40. Day In Day Out - press conference 1987.

41. press conference interview 1987, with Peter Frampton.

42. Look Back In Anger video.

43. 1987 interview.

44. live footage “Glass Spider” from B.C. Place Concert 1987

45. footage from press conference in London 1990.

46. Modern Love video.

47. 1990 press conference.

48. Boys Keep Swinging video

49. 1990 press conference.

50. Let's Dance video.

51. 1990 press conference.

52. Let Me Sleep Beside You from the Love You Till Tuesday film.

TITLE 2:

1. Biggest Breakfast News ´99; UK TV, incl.: David announcing Biggest Breakfast Ever Millenium Awards, (funny), pretty bad quality, (1 minute).

2. Vivement Dimanche ´02; FR 2, French TV, September 10^th, 2002, incl.: “Everyone Says Hi”, very good quality, (5 minutes).

TITLE 3:

VH-1 Fashion Awards, German TV, 20/10/2000 - David talks about the Designer Of The Year award, video footage of the nominees, David announces the winner who is Stella McCartney, Paul McCartney comes on stage and presents the award and Stella makes a speech (cut-off) (German subtitles) (6 minutes).

TITLE 4:

Les Années Tubes ´99; TF1, October 13^th, 1999, incl.: “Thursday´s Child” (5 minutes).

David Bowie - 'Dream On' comedy T.V. series. This is the episode 'The Second Greatest Story Ever Told' which features a guest appearance from David playing director Sir Roland Moorecock - HBO, USA T.V. 07/07/1991 (66 minutes in total), footage includes:

advertisement for the episode featuring David (1 minute),

episode featuring David (54 minutes),

preview for next week's episode (1 minute),

HBO Entertainment News about the episode featuring David (2 minutes),

advertisement for the episode featuring David (1 minute),

other advertisements (3 minutes),

behind the scenes of Dream On - includes footage of the show and interviews with the actors and guest stars (including David) (4 minutes).

David Bowie - 'Full Stretch' comedy T.V. series about a limousine car hire service. This is the episode 'Ivory Tower' which features a guest appearance from David playing 'himself' - Meridian, ITV, UK T.V. 05/01/1993 (59 minutes in total), footage includes:

Full Stretch advertisement (1 minute),

other advertisements (3 minutes),

episode featuring David - includes advertisements (55 minutes).

DVD WITH TITLES - has artwork:

David Bowie - 'Egos And Icons' (NTSC) Much Music, Canadian T.V. 1993 - documentary (54 minutes), here is just some of the footage included:

Title 1:

David talking about his marriage to Iman,

Angie Bowie talking about her book Backstage Passes,

David talks about mime and Lindsay Kemp,

Elephant Man footage,

movie footage of Into the Night, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, Jazzin' for Blue Jean, the Hunger, plus some directors comment on David,

David in Madrid, Spain walking in the street with Peter Frampton during the Glass spider period,

interview with Edward Lock, choreographer of La La Human Steps,

David dancing with a member of La La Human Steps for the anniversary of London's Institute of Contemporary Art 28/10/1989,

footage and discussion of the dance in the Time Will Crawl video,

David talks about the importance and influence of his dreams on his work,

David talks about his collaboration with Iggy Pop, Brian Eno and Lou Reed,

Sound and Vision press conference clip - London, UK 01/1990,

controversial Tin Machine 2 album cover is discussed on Entertainment Tonight, American TV,

interview on Much Music with David and Reeves Gabrels talking about Tin Machine's music, Tin Machine 2 album cover. 

Title 2:

interview on Much Music with David and Reeves Gabrels talking about David's drug addiction and smoking,

Black Tie, White Noise recording session, David talks about the L.A. Riots, Mick Ronson & Wild T are interviewed.

DVD WITH TITLES:

David Bowie - 'Revisiting The 80's And 90's' (129 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

The Tube, Channel 4, UK T.V, 18/03/1983 - interview which also includes footage from the press conference at the Claridges Hotel in London 17/03/1983, ends with the Let’s Dance promo video (9 minutes).

Title 2:

Wired, UK T.V, 29/07/1988 - interview footage with David and the stars of La La La Human Steps, includes rehearsal footage for Intruders At The Palace (4 minutes).

Title 3:

Intruders At The Palace, Dominion Theatre, London, UK, 01/07/1988 - David performs Look Back In Anger with La La La Human Steps (9 minutes).

Title 4:

David Bowie Special, Top Of The Pops 2, BBC2, UK T.V, 1999 - David intro, Oh! You Pretty Things - Old Grey Whistle Test 02/1972, interview, Five Years - Old Grey Whistle Test 02/1972, interview, Thursday's Child - TOTP 10/1999, interview, Starman - TOTP 06/1972, interview, Life On Mars - music video 06/1973, interview, The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell - TOTP 10/1999, interview, Queen Bitch - Old Grey Whistle Test 02/1972, interview, Survive - TOTP 10/1999, interview, Under Pressure (Rah Mix) - music video 11/1999 (44 minutes).

Title 5:

VH-1 To 1, VH-1, 1995 - David Bowie Day advert and then Robert Sandall interviews David, includes video footage (part 1) (15 minutes).

Title 6:

The White Room, Channel 4, UK T.V, 31/12/1995 - Under Pressure (4 minutes).

Title 7:

VH-1 To 1, VH-1, 1995 - Robert Sandall interviews David, includes video footage (part 2) (10 minutes).

Title 8:

Phoenix Festival, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK, 18/07/1996 shown on ITV, UK T.V - David performs Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), The Heart's Filthy Lesson, Heroes and Moonage Daydream (21 minutes).

Title 9:

Entertainment USA, BBC2, UK T.V, 1983 - Jonathan King interviews David, includes video footage (7 minutes).

Title 10:

Hanson share company advert featuring the song Changes x 2, plus other non Bowie related adverts (6 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'David in the 90's' (117 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Tros, Dutch TV, 1993 - includes an interview with David in Canalot Production Studios (Dutch subtitles) (16 minutes):

1. video/photo footage, host is on his way to interview David,

2. interview with video/photo footage throughout.

Title 2:

1. Countdown Special, Dutch TV, 1990 - a 1990 interview accompanied by lots of photo footage, live footage, video footage and movie footage (44 minutes).

Det Kommer Mera, Swedish TV show, Channel 1, 1995 (14 minutes):

2. The Man Who Sold The World,

3. interview (with subtitles),

4. Hallo Spaceboy.

Karel, Dutch TV, 1996 (40 minutes):

5. host intro,

6. interview (with Dutch subtitles),

7. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

8. Hallo Spaceboy,

9. Under Pressure,

10. applause/titles.

Title 3:

MTV Bytesize 2000, part of David Bowie Day 2000 - includes an interview from 1999 divided into various parts (3 minutes):

1. interview,

2. Marilyn Manson and Placebo talk about David,

3. interview,

4. interview,

5. interview.

David Bowie - 'Caught On Camera' footage of David watching his son graduating at the College of Wooster, USA - audience recording 15/05/1995 (10 minutes), footage includes:

The name of David's son is shown in the programme book,

David watches the band play and listens to the students names being read out. David sits amongst the other parents next to Iman and his long time friend and assistant, Coco. The film shows David smoking, laughing, taking pictures and applauding as his son's name is clearly read aloud,

David leaves the venue.

David Bowie - 'Outside' (64 minutes in total) footage includes:

Title 1:

1. Late Show with David Letterman 1995 - David performs Heart's Filthy Lesson (4 minutes).

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - NBC - 27/10/1995 (7 minutes):

2. Strangers When We Meet,

3. Interview.

Q Awards - picture and sound freeze for a few seconds throughout (3 minutes):

4. Intro/Jarvis Cocker discusses the Q Inspiration award,

5. Jarvis Cocker presents the award to David and Brian Eno,

6. Interview with Brian Eno.

7. MTV European Music Awards 1995 - The Man Who Sold The World - picture and sound freeze for a few seconds at the beginning only (4 minutes).

8. Strangers When We Meet - promo video (4 minutes).

9. MTV European Music Awards 1995 pre-show - Ray Cokes interview with David features puppets Zig and Zag (4 minutes).

10. MTV Interview - clips from Robert Sandall's VH-1 To 1 interview with David - Outside era (4 minutes).

11. Ozone David Bowie special - BBC2, UK T.V. 1996 -  interview, video footage and other artists talking about David (15 minutes).

12. VH1 - The Bridge - clips from Robert Sandall's VH-1 To 1 interview with David - Outside era (6 minutes).

13. MTV interview with David and Nine Inch Nails - Outside era (2 minutes)

14. VH1 news report on David's 1996 Brits Lifetime Achievement award (2 minutes).

Title 2:

Andy Warhol (1 song only) - Wembley Arena, London, UK 15/11/95 - filmed from 2 cameras - audience recording (4 minutes).

Title 3:

Good Morning America - ABC - 1995 - interview with David by Steve Fox (5 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - '90's T.V' (92 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Empty title.

Title 2:

Taratata, TV5, French TV, 1995 (71 minutes):

1. show intro,

2. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

3. interview,

4. footage of people on the street singing Blue Jean,

5. interview,

6. Under Pressure,

7. joint interview with David and Gail Ann Dorsey,

8. the Smashing Pumpkins perform the song Bullet With Butterfly Wings,

9. joint interview with David and Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins,

10. The Man Who Sold The World,

11. interview,

12. David Bowie photo collage,

13. interview,

14. Hallo Spaceboy,

15. Strangers When We Meet,

16. all the guests come on stage/titles.

Title 3:

Big Life, CBC News World, Canadian T.V, 31/01/1997 - few black lines on picture throughout (21 minutes):

1. intro featuring video and photo footage,

2. interview.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'Addressing The Press' (119 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1: 

Sound and Vision press conference - London - audience recording - 23/01/1990 (42 minutes):

1. footage of outside and inside of the venue,

2. David answers journalists questions and performs sections of Panic In Detroit, John I’m Only Dancing, Queen Bitch, Port Of Amsterdam, Laughing Gnome,

3. David performs the whole of Space Oddity,

4. footage of people gathering for the after-party.  

Title 2:

Outside Press Conference – London – 13/11/1995 (46 minutes):

1. press conference is introduced,

2. new tour dates are read out,

3. warning about no photos,

4. David answers journalists questions.

Title 3:

HMV signing session – London – audience recording mainly from T.V. screens - 09/09/2002 – footage of David signing Heathen at the HMV store (12 minutes).

Title 4:

Later...With Jools Holland, BBC2, UK T.V, 1996 (18 minutes):

1. Hallo Spaceboy,

2. interview,

3. video footage,

4. interview continues,

5. The Man Who Sold The World,

6. Jools introduces the next song,

7. Strangers When We Meet.

Title 5:

Advert for the Live By Request concert in New York 2002 - features David promoting the show to the camera (1 minute).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'David Bowie’s Work In The 1990’s’ (120 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

1. Pop Galerie: David Bowie, ARTE, German T.V, 1996 - documentary about David includes video footage, rehearsal footage, movie footage, photo footage and interview footage throughout the years. Also includes interviews with other stars talking about David (59 minutes).

2. MTV Rockumentary, MTV Europe, 1993 - includes interviews, promo videos, live footage and TV show footage (23 minutes).

Channel 3, Israel T.V, 1996 – footage of David Bowie arriving in Israel and performing at Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv, Israel 03/07/1996 (25 minutes):

3. David getting off the plane and being interviewed by the press,

4. Hallo Spaceboy live,

5. road crew interview,

6. Hallo Spaceboy live,

7. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) live,  

8. interview backstage,

9. Heroes live,

10. titles.

Rock Party, SAT 1, German TV, 12/1995 – features footage of David live from the Big Twix Mix Show, National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham, UK, 13/12/1995 (13 minutes):

11. Hallo Spaceboy live,

12. David introduces Alanis Morissette,

13. The Man Who Sold The World live,

14. Under Pressure live.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'To Russia with David' (118 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Lola Da Musica, VPRO, Dutch TV, 22/01/1996 – includes interview with Dutch subtitles (25 minutes):

1. programme intro,

2. video footage,

3. interview accompanied by lots of video and live footage.

4. David and his band in Moscow – private shot 15/06/1996 – David arrives at Moscow airport, eats bread and salt, drives away in limo, footage of fans, footage of band sitting in tour bus, footage of Mike Garson and Reeves Gabrels signing autographs (9 minutes).

5. Moscow press conference – private shot 17/06/1996 – David takes photos of the journalists, discusses Outside, introduces Gail and signs autographs (3 minutes).

6. David’s band at Red Square in Moscow - private shot 1996 - fans pose for photos in the same way as David, Reeves and Gail pose for photos (4 minutes).

Café Oblomoff, Russian TV show, 1996 – includes interview dubbed in Russian - black and white (31 minutes):

7. promo video footage,

8. host talks,

9. interview,

10. titles.

11. Russian news clips about David’s visit to Moscow 1996 – includes footage of David arriving at Moscow airport, press conference footage and live footage - black and white (12 minutes).

The White Room, Channel 4, UK, 31/12/1995 - picture sometimes goes blue for a few seconds throughout (18 minutes):

12. show intro,

13. Under Pressure,

14. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction,

15. Hallo Spaceboy,

16. Boys Keep Swinging.

Title 2:

Metropolis, ARTE, French TV, 04/2000 – footage of BowieNet, video footage, Nomad Soul computer game footage and a interview from 1999 dubbed in French (6 minutes).

Title 3:

Nulle Part Ailleurs, French T.V 17/02/1997 (10 minutes):

1. Little Wonder,

2. Telling Lies.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'Acoustic and More' (106 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Bridge School Benefit, Shoreline Amphitheatre, 20/10/1996 - pro-shot – all songs are played acoustic (37 minutes):

1. Aladdin Sane,

2. Jean Genie,

3. You and I and George,

4. I Can’t Read,

5. The Man Who Sold The World,

6. China Girl,

7. Heroes,

8. White Light White Heat.

9. Charlie Rose Show 1996 – interview with David and Julian Schnabel discussing the Basquiat movie (20 minutes).

10. VH-1 Fashion Week, VH-1, 24/10/1996 – Amy Scott interviews David, features lots of video footage, live footage and movie footage throughout (19 minutes).

Title 2:

The Hits, MTV, 1993 – David presents his videos and talks about them, promo videos are cut out – picture sometimes goes blue for a few seconds throughout (12 minutes):

1. Jean Genie introduction,

2. Ashes To Ashes introduction,

3. Wild Is The Wind introduction,

4. Let’s Dance introduction,

5. China Girl introduction,

6. Blue Jean introduction,

7. Never Let Me Down introduction,

8. Day In Day Out introduction,

9. Loving The Alien introduction,

10. Jump They Say introduction,

11. David says goodbye.

Title 3:

David Bowie A Birthday Celebration, Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 09/01/1997 - 50th Birthday live footage, interviews and rehearsals (18 minutes):

1. birthday cake presentation,

2. Little Wonder live,

3. I’m Afraid Of Americans live with Sonic Youth,

4. Looking For Satellites live,

5. Jean Genie live with Billy Corgan,

6. Billy Corgan interview,

7. Foo Fighters interview,

8. Sonic Youth interview,

9. Robert Smith interview,

10. Frank Black interview,

11. Lou Reed interview,

12. David interview,

13. footage of the Marquee outside the venue,

14. rehearsal footage of David and Lou Reed,

15. rehearsal footage of David and Sonic Youth,

16. rehearsal footage of David, Frank Black, Foo Fighters and Robert Smith.

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'The Voyeur' (116 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

Heikes Hausbesuch, Viva, German TV, 1996 - David interview features German subtitles (37 minutes):

1. Discussion about David, includes various video footage, interview footage and 1996 live footage,

2. interview,

3. Ashes To Ashes video,

4. interview,

5. Strangers When We Meet video,

6. interview.

Tapes 1996, German TV, 1996 (30 minutes):

7. intro to show,

8. Jump They Say video,

9. host talks,

10. interview footage (dubbed in German),

11. Hearts Filthy Lesson video,

12. host talks,

13. titles.

14. MTV News Weekend Edition, 1996 - interview plus live footage and video footage (3 minutes).

SW3 1997, German TV (11 minutes):

15. Tin Machine video,

16. interview footage,

17. live footage of Hallo Spaceboy 1995 (with German subtitles),

18. interview footage,

19. live footage of Strangers When We Meet 1995.

20. interview footage and information about BowieNet.

Title 2:

Earthling Virgin promo film, 1997 (12 minutes): 

1. interview, live footage, footage in the studio recording Earthling, video rehearsals for Little Wonder,

2. Little Wonder video. 

Title 3:

Wetten Dass..?, ZDF, German T.V 22/02/1997 - Little Wonder (5 minutes).

Title 4:

Tonight Show With Jay Leno, NBC, USA T.V. 11/02/1997 - a few black lines on picture throughout (8 minutes):

1. interview,

2. Little Wonder,

3. stars of the show are introduced again.

Title 5:

Top Of The Pops, BBC1, UK T.V 25/04/1997 - Dead Man Walking (4 minutes).

Title 6:

San Remo Festival, Ariston Theatre, Rai Uno, Italian T.V 20/02/1997 - Little Wonder (4 minutes).

Title 7:

Ozone, UK T.V 1996 - report on David's movies and music, features an interview with David (2 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'I Give You Television' (121 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1: 

1. Pretty Pink Rose - promo video - Super Channel - 1990 (4 minutes).

2. Real Cool World - promo video - MTV - 1992 (4 minutes).

3. When The Wind Blows – promo video – 1986 - cut-off at beginning (3 minutes). 

A Part Ca - Canal Plus, French TV, 1997 – documentary which looks at David’s life from birth to the Earthling era – includes early photo footage, early T.V footage from the Tonight Show 1964, Nationwide 1973, Ziggy-Motion Picture, 1980 Floor Show, Cracked Actor, Grammy Awards, Russell Harty Plus 1973, Toppop 1977, Musikladen 1978 and more, plus movie footage, video footage, interview footage, interviews with Iggy Pop, Amanda Lear, Lou Reed, Guy Pellaert, Cherry Vanilla, John Lennon, Philip Glass, Nile Rodgers, Tina Turner etc and rare live footage especially from the Station to Station tour (93 minutes):

4. documentary,

5. exclusive interview from 1997,

6. last comment from Bono of U2.

Title 2:

Showbiz Today – CNN – 29/07/1999 - includes interview, footage from the recording of What’s Really Happening in New York on 24/05/1999, footage of David accepting honorary doctorate at Berklee University in Boston 1999, promo video footage, animated Bowie footage from the computer game Nomad Soul, interview footage with Alex Grant (the boy who won the song writing contest for What’s Really Happening) (4 minutes).

Title 3:

David and LaLaLa Human Steps perform Look Back In Anger for the global satellite link up ‘Wrap Around The World’ - 1988 (David wears a white suit) (8 minutes).

Title 4:

MTV interview with David discussing Seven Years in Tibet Mandarin version - features Shepherds Bush UK live footage (5 minutes).

DVD WITH TITLES:

David Bowie - 'Before And After Fifty' (128 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

The Tube, Channel 4, UK T.V, 24/06/1983 - interview including video footage plus photos at the end (18 minutes).

Title 2:

Changes Bowie At Fifty, BBC2, UK T.V, 04/01/1997 - documentary including interview and video footage (43 minutes).

Title 3:

Net Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 09/10/1999 - Life On Mars, backstage interview recorded earlier that day, Survive, China Girl and Rebel Rebel (22 minutes).

Title 4:

Planet Rock Profiles, VH-1, 1997 - Dave Fanning interviews David, includes video footage (25 minutes).

Title 5:

Later...With Jools Holland, BBC2, UK T.V, 20/09/2002 - intro, Rebel Rebel, interview, 5:15 The Angels Have Gone and Heathen (The Rays) (cut) (20 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'His Master’s Voice’ (119 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

VH-1 Planet Rock Profiles, part of VH-1’s David Bowie Day 1997 - Dave Fanning interviews David (27 minutes):

1. intro,

2. interview,

3. Heroes video,

4. interview,

5. Let’s Dance video,

6. interview,

7. interview,

8. Ashes To Ashes video,

9. interview,

10. Little Wonder video/titles.

Title 2:

Thursday At Scene, MTV news 1994 – report on the War Child exhibition ‘Little Pieces From Big Stars’, includes interview with David and footage of his artwork, plus interviews with some of the other stars participating (6 minutes).

Title 3:

Omlidt, DR1, Danish T.V, 12/1999 - Lene Johannsen interviews David, features Danish subtitles (29 minutes):

1. intro

2. video footage,

3. interview,

4. Thursday’s Child video,

5. interview,

6. Thursday’s Child video,

7. interview,

8. Jean Genie video,

9. interview,

10. Survive live,

11. interview,

12. Heroes video,

13. interview,

14. Hallo Spaceboy video,

15. interview,

16. The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell live,

17. interview,

18. Thursday’s Child live.

Musikbutikken, DR 1, Danish T.V 12/1999 – includes David interview with Danish subtitles and 2 songs (16 minutes):

19. intro/Thursday’s Child live,

20. interview,

21. Survive live.

Title 4:

Musikmagasinet, ZTV, Swedish TV, 1997 includes video footage, live footage, photo footage accompanied by audio and an interview with David from 1997 (26 minutes).

Title 5:

MTV Video Music Awards, NYC, USA 09/09/1999 - host Chris Rock announces David and David presents the next act which is Lauryn Hill (1 minute).

Title 6:

1. MTV News Weekend Edition, MTV Europe, 07/03/1997 – David interview, photo footage, Little Wonder video footage and footage of David unveiling his star on Walk Of Fame (4 minutes).

2. MTV News Weekend Edition, MTV Europe, 08/08/1997 – includes interview and video footage (1 minute).

VH-1 Talk Music News, 10/02/2000 (6 minutes):

3. behind the scenes footage of the Survive video and an interview with David, 

4. Survive video.

Title 7:

Cat People (Putting Out Fire) – the Top Of The Pops dancers Zoo dance to the song 1982 (3 minutes).

DVD WITH CHAPTERS:

David Bowie - 'David Bowie An Extreme Close Up' (118 minutes) footage includes:

Title 1:

E!-Extreme Close-Up, E! Entertainment TV, broadcast on Channel 3, Israel T.V - 03/1997 - features Israeli subtitles plus video and live footage throughout (23 minutes):

1. host intro,

2. footage of David unveiling his star on the Walk Of Fame,

3. interview,

4. host talks,

5. interview,

6. host talks,

7. interview,