This is a collection of sound sources containing David Bowie's demos etc. in chronological order. His word choice and wonderfully expressive voice, combined with his unique emotional delivery, made him a standout on ``Quicksand'' from Hunky Dory. He wrote, produced, and played guitar on "All The Young Dudes," which saved them from disbanding, "Ziggy Stardust," one of Bowie's most famous songs, and "Space Oddity," which was highly recommended by Anna Calvi. ” and “Moonage Daydream,” a song that is essential to the storyline of “Ziggy Stardust,” are also included. DISC-1 : 01. C'est La Vie (Demo 1967) 02. Love Song (A&R Demo 1968) 03. When I'm Five (A&R Demo 1968) 04. Letter To Hermione (A&R Demo 1968) 05. Life Is A Circus (A&R Demo 1968) 06. An Occassional Dream (A&R Demo 1968) 07. Ching-A-Ling (A&R Demo 1968) 08. Space Oddity (Demo 1969) 09. Janine (w/John Hutchinson) (Foxgrove Demo 1969 ) 10. Looking For A Friend (Demo 1970) 11. The Supermen (Vocal Track) (Demo Version 1970) 12. The Shadow Man (Demo 1971) 13. Star Chameleon (Demo 1971) 14. Quicksand (Demo Version 1971) 15 Changes (Demo Version 1971) 16. Kooks (Demo Version 1971) 17. Tired Of My Life (Demo Version 1971) DISC-2 : 01. The Bewlay Brothers (Alternate Demo 1971) 02. All the Young Dudes (Alternate Demo 1972 ) 03. Lady Stardust (Demo Version 1972) 04. Moonage Daydream (Arnold Corns Version 1972) 05. Ziggy Stardust (Demo Version 1973) 06. Candidate (Demo Version 1974) 07. Fascination (Alternate Demo 1975) 08. Up The Hill Backwards (Demo Version 1980) 09. Scream Like A Baby (Demo Version 1980) 10. Because You're Young (Demo Version 1980) 11. Teenage Wildlife (Alternate Demo 1980) 12. Cool Cat (w/Queen) (Original Version 1981) 13. Cool Cat (w/Queen) (Demo Version 1981) 14. Rupert The Riley (Demo Version 1989) 15. Strangers When We Meet (Demo Version 1993) 16. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) (Alternate Demo 1995) 17. What's Really Happening? (Demo Version 1999)
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