[The Soup Nazi]

Paul Westerberg - "John, I'm Only Dancing" [Fantasy Studios, KFOG-FM, September 12, 1996]

FLAC and fantastic quality. Mr. Michael Bland (aka Prince's New Power Generation's Michael B., you dig) was drumming with Paul on this tour, but if I'm not mistaken Josh Freese is the drummer on this radio performance.

[The Soup Nazi]

 

Previously Unreleased David Bowie Album, The Gouster, To Be Included In New Box Set: David Bowie - Who Can I Be Now? (1974–1976)

http://www.undertheradarmag.com/news/previously_unreleased_david_bowie_album_the_gouste r_to_be_included_in_new_b/

http://www.davidbowie.com/news/say-hello-gouster-55991

[The Soup Nazi]

 

From Uncut:

Tracklist revealed for new David Bowie box set, Who Can I Be Now? (1974–1976)

Meanwhile, Lazarus —the musical written by David Bowie and Enda Walsh— opens in London at Kings Cross Theatre, Kings Boulevard, London, N1C 4BU.

[tw2113]

Let the vault pillaging begin.

[a baby in 1980]

I've been fortunate enough to see Bowie perform live twice, in 1996 and 1997, right here in Werchter, Rotselaar. Thoroughly enjoyable shows. Bowie and his band had amazing stage presence and songs to match, it goes without saying.

[The Soup Nazi]

 

From Uncut:

The Man Who Fell To Earth original soundtrack due for release

The soundtrack to Nicolas Roeg's film The Man Who Fell To Earth is to be released for the first time.

The release coincides with the 40th anniversary reissue of Roeg's film.

UMC will release the soundtrack on double CD on September 9 and as a double LP and deluxe 2 CD/2LP box set on November 18, which features a reproduction of the original theatrical poster and a 48 page hardback book with rare photos.

The tracklisting is:

CD1
Stomu Yamashta – "Poker Dice"
Louis Armstrong – "Blueberry Hill"
John Phillips – "Jazz II"
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra – "Venus: The Bringer Of Peace"
John Phillips – "Boys From The South"
Stomu Yamashta – "33⅓"
John Phillips – "Rhumba Boogie"
The Kingston Trio – "Try To Remember"
Stomu Yamashta – "Mandala"
John Phillips – "America"
Stomu Yamashta – "Wind Words"
John Phillips – "Jazz"

CD2
Stomu Yamashta – "One Way"
John Phillips – "Space Capsule"
John Phillips – "Bluegrass Breakdown"
John Phillips – "Desert Shack"
Stomu Yamashta – "Memory Of Hiroshima"
John Phillips – "Window"
John Phillips – "Alberto"
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra – "Mars: The Bringer Of War"
John Phillips – "Liar, Liar"
John Phillips – "Hello Mary Lou"
Robert Farnon – "Silent Night"
Genevieve Waite – "Love Is Coming Back"
John Phillips – "The Man Who Fell To Earth"

[The Soup Nazi]

 

From Uncut:

David Bowie's final studio recordings and Lazarus cast album to be released on October 21
2CD / 3LP will be released on ISO / RCA Records


David Bowie's final studio recordings will be released on the Lazarus Cast Album on October 21 on ISO / RCA Records.

The three songs, "No Plan", "Killing A Little Time" and "When I Met You", also appear in Lazarus. They have been co-produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti and recorded with Donny McCaslin and his quartet, the same band that played on Bowie's ★ album.

The artwork for the Lazarus cast recording has been designed by Jonathan Barnbrook, who also worked with Bowie on the ★, The Next Day, Heathen and Nothing Has Changed albums.

The album will be released as a 2CD / 3LP set. Pre-order from September 16 will include instant downloads of the cast recordings, "Life On Mars?" and "Lazarus".

The tracklisting for Lazarus is:

CD 1:
"Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)" – Ricky Nelson
"Lazarus" – Michael C. Hall & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"It's No Game" – Michael C. Hall, Lynn Craig & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"This Is Not America" – Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"The Man Who Sold The World" – Charlie Pollack
"No Plan" – Sophia Anne Caruso
"Love Is Lost" – Michael Esper & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"Changes" – Cristin Milioti & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"Where Are We Now" – Michael C. Hall & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"Absolute Beginners" – Michael C. Hall, Cristin Milioti, Michael Esper, Sophia Anne Caruso, Krystina Alabado & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"Dirty Boys" – Michael Esper
"Killing A Little Time" – Michael C. Hall
"Life On Mars" – Sophia Anne Caruso
"All The Young Dudes" – Nicholas Christopher, Lynn Craig, Michael Esper, Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"Sound And Vision" – David Bowie
"Always Crashing In The Same Car" – Cristin Militia
"Valentine's Day" – Michael Esper & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
"When I Met You" – Michael C. Hall & Krystina Alabama
'"Heroes"' – 4:43 – Michael C. Hall, Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus

CD 2:
"Lazarus" – David Bowie
"No Plan" – David Bowie
"Killing A Little Time" – David Bowie
"When I Met You" – David Bowie

VINYL:
LP 1 side A:
Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) – Ricky Nelson
Lazarus – Michael C. Hall & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
It’s No Game – Michael C. Hall, Lynn Craig & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
This Is Not America – Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
The Man Who Sold the World – Charlie Pollack

LP 1 side B:
No Plan – Sophia Anne Caruso
Love Is Lost – Michael Esper & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
Changes – Cristin Milioti & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
Where Are We Now? – Michael C. Hall & Original New York Cast of Lazarus

LP 2 side C:
Absolute Beginners – Michael C. Hall, Cristin Milioti, Michael Esper, Sophia Anne Caruso, Krystina Alabado & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
Dirty Boys – Michael Esper
Killing a Little Time – Michael C. Hall
Life On Mars? – Sophia Anne Caruso
All the Young Dudes – Nicholas Christopher, Lynn Craig, Michael Esper, Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus

LP 2 side D:
Sound and Vision – David Bowie
Always Crashing in the Same Car – Cristin Militia
Valentine’s Day – Michael Esper & Original New York Cast of Lazarus
When I Met You – Michael C. Hall & Krystina Alabama
Heroes – Michael C. Hall, Sophia Anne Caruso & Original New York Cast of Lazarus

LP 3 side E (one-sided):
Lazarus – David Bowie
No Plan – David Bowie
Killing a Little Time – David Bowie
When I Met You – David Bowie

[The Soup Nazi]

 

Listen to One of David Bowie's Final Recordings - "Killing a Little Time"
Lazarus Cast Album Due Out Friday on ISO/Columbia

[The Soup Nazi]

From Under The Radar:

 

David Bowie BBC Documentary The Last Five Years to Chronicle His Final Albums
To Air in January, Plus Watch a New Edit of the "Life on Mars" Video

The BBC have announced a new documentary on the late David Bowie entitled The Last Five Years. As its title suggests, it chronicles the musician's final years and the recordings of his last two albums: 2013's The Next Day and 2016's Blackstar (styled as ★), as well as getting into Bowie's musical, Lazarus. The Last Five Years will include unseen archive footage, unreleased interviews with Bowie (as well as his friends and collaborators). It will also include an exclusive recording of Bowie's original vocal for Blackstar's "Lazarus." The documentary will air in January. U.K. readers can watch a trailer at the BBC here. Bowie passed away on January 10 after an 18-month battle with cancer.

In other Bowie news, a new edit of Bowie's iconic 1973 video for "Life on Mars" has been released. The video's original director Mick Rock put together a new cut for Parlophone in honor of their new Bowie Legacy best of compilation. In the late '90s Bowie gave Rock the rights to the four Bowie videos he made, as he was never formally paid for them. Check out the new video via The Guardian and go there to read Rock's story about making it.

[The Soup Nazi]

David Bowie: The Last Five Years debuted on BBC2 on Saturday. It was directed by the same guy who did 2013's David Bowie: Five Years; here's an interview with him from Uncut:

http://www.uncut.co.uk/blog/inside-d...ve-years-98771

Both documentaries are on Bowie Station:

David Bowie - 2013-05-25 - Five Years (BBC Documentary) (AVCHD)

David Bowie - 2013-05-25 - Five Years BBC Documentary with Extras from BBC website

David Bowie - 2017-01-07 - The Last Five Years (BBC) (720p)