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A new (old) previously unreleased David Bowie album to be released!
The box set consists of: "David Bowie 5. Brilliant Adventure (1992 – 2001) will also include remastered editions of Black Tie White Noise, The Buddha of Suburbia, Outside, Earthling, and ‘hours…’ along with the live album BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27th, 2000 and the odds and sods collection Re: Call 5. It arrives on November 26th as a seven-CD set, an 18-piece vinyl package, or a digital download."
Personally, I quite liked Black Tie White Noise. Earthlings, I thought was a little more so-so, but I haven't given it a listen-through in some time. I'm not familiar with Buddha, Outside, or Hours.
Toy was recorded in 2000 with EMI/Virgin, but never released. The label was in serious financial straits at the time, not coping well with file sharing and such, they're also suffered huge losses with the abject failure of Mariah Carey's movie, Glitter. The album was shelved, Bowie ended up leaving the label and founded his own, abandoning the album.
A poor quality bootleg of the album became available a few years ago, I don't follow that scene. I knew someone who was big into music bootlegs, but that was about four decades back. I don't even remember the dude's name now.
Well, now we get a chance to hear it come the holiday season! I've never before bought a multi-disc package like this, but for Bowie, I can do that.
Personally, I quite liked Black Tie White Noise. Earthlings, I thought was a little more so-so, but I haven't given it a listen-through in some time. I'm not familiar with Buddha, Outside, or Hours.
Toy was recorded in 2000 with EMI/Virgin, but never released. The label was in serious financial straits at the time, not coping well with file sharing and such, they're also suffered huge losses with the abject failure of Mariah Carey's movie, Glitter. The album was shelved, Bowie ended up leaving the label and founded his own, abandoning the album.
A poor quality bootleg of the album became available a few years ago, I don't follow that scene. I knew someone who was big into music bootlegs, but that was about four decades back. I don't even remember the dude's name now.
Well, now we get a chance to hear it come the holiday season! I've never before bought a multi-disc package like this, but for Bowie, I can do that.