David Bowie Readies Five Years 1969–1973 Box Set

David Bowie Readies Five Years 1969–1973 Box Set

David Bowie is about to release a series of box sets that span his entire career. First up is Five Years 1969–1973, which is out September 25 via Parlophone. The box—12 CDs or 13 LPs—includes six remastered studio albums, two live albums, and a compilation called Re:Call 1. Re:Call features non-album tracks and previously unreleased material from that period. Find the comp’s tracklist below.

The six newly remastered albums include David Bowie AKA Space OddityThe Man Who Sold the WorldHunky DoryThe Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsAladdin Sane, and PinUps. The live albums are Live Santa Monica ’72 and Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture Soundtrack. It also includes the 2003 stereo mix of Rise and Fall.

The box also comes with a book featuring rarely seen photos and technical notes about each album. There’s also a foreword by the Kinks’ Ray Davies. Both Re:Call 1 and the 2003 Ziggy mix feature new artwork featuring archival photographs.

Re:Call 1:

CD1:
01 Space Oddity (original UK mono single edit)
02 Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud (original UK mono single version)
03 Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola
04 The Prettiest Star (original mono single version)
05 Conversation Piece
06 Memory of a Free Festival (Part 1)
07 Memory of a Free Festival (Part 2)
08 All the Madmen (mono single edit) *
09 Janine
10 Holy Holy (original mono single version) #
11 Moonage Daydream (The Arnold Corns single version)
12 Hang on to Yourself (The Arnold Corns single version)

CD 2:
01 Changes (mono single version)
02 Andy Warhol (mono single version)
03 Starman (original single mix)
04 John, I’m Only Dancing (original single version)
05 The Jean Genie (original single mix)
06 Drive-In Saturday (German single edit)
07 Round and Round
08 John, I’m Only Dancing (sax version)
09 Time (U.S. single edit)
10 Amsterdam
11 Holy Holy (Spiders version)
12 Velvet Goldmine

* previously unreleased
# only issued on original ‘71 Mercury single

Watch Bowie perform “Space Oddity” in 1970: 

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