David Bowie Toys From The Attic 9SRS Records-Promocional-Prohibida Su Venta-Made In Spain
David Bowie - Toys from the Attic
a collection of "rarities"
Label: SRS Records
Audio Source: soundboard/broadcast/audience
Lineage: My Silvers > WAV (cdex) > FLAC (flacfrontend) > Here
Number of Discs: 1
Artwork: I've scanned all the artwork/discs including the 8 page booklet.
This version is not listed on bassman. However his description of another release of this is identical to the version I share.
Notes: From http://www.algonet.se/~bassman/ :
A very nice compilation in mostly excellent sound quality. The only tracks that are a bit less than excellent are the 1972 songs.
The alternative take of OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS is not too good when it comes to the sound quality. The two first versions of QUEEN BITCH are aborted versions due to mistakes.
The same goes for the first versions of ZIGGY STARDUST and ALL THE YOUNG DUDES from BBC 2000. THE JEAN GENIE from the same session is without Bowie, just the band fooling around with the song!
Tracklisting:
01) NATURE BOY (Moulin Rouge Soundtrack)
02) PICTURES OF LILLY (The Who Tribute CD)
Track 03 - 11) BBC Broadcasting House, London, UK on 27 June 2000
03)LONDON BOYS
04) I DIG EVERYTHING
05) ZIGGY STARDUST (False start)
06) ZIGGY STARDUST
07) ALL THE YOUNG DUDES (False start)
08) THE JEAN GENIE
09) ALL THE YOUNG DUDES
10) STARMAN
11) "HEROES"*
12) NATURE BOY (with MASSIVE ATTACK)
13) CAN'T HELP THINKING ABOUT ME (Mark & Lard Show at the BBC Studios, London, UK on 25 October 1999)
Track 12) and 13) Concert for New York, Madison Square Garden 20.10.01
14) AMERICA
15) "HEROES
Track 16) - 21) The Old Grey Whistle Test at the BBC Studios, London, UK on 8 February 1972
16) OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS Take 1
17) OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS Take 2
18) QUEEN BITCH Take 1
19) QUEEN BITCH Take 2
20) QUEEN BITCH Take 3
21) FIVE YEARS
Please note track 13 is actually Heroes and track 15 is actually "Can't help thinking about me".
Bootlegs eh!!
Ok here's another cracking silver disc I have from my collecetion. As with all my silvers
I must have purchased this at a UK record fair sometime in the early 2000's.
I seem to remember when I bought this I was slightly disappointed that some of the tracks are audience sourced
I fell was the sales patter that it was all pre-fm or broadcast material.
Anyway I listen to this regular away and it is one of my favourite boots.
I love Bowies cover of the Who classic "pictures of lily"
Enjoy