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1 week ago'I Can't Give Everything Away (2002-2016)' Collects Bowie's Final Albums and More in One Powerful Place
I Can't Give Everything Away (2002-2016), released September 12, is the sixth and final mega-box set in Rhino's series that collects most, if not all, of Bowie's recorded output. Available in 13-CD, digital and 18-LP iterations, the set collects the four studio albums, two EPs, and two live albums Bowie recorded in his final decades, along with Re:Call 6 which features 41 non-album tracks. The set also includes a book featuring archival photos and essays, including some by Bowie's frequent co-producer Tony Visconti.
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1 week agoThe Ziggy Stardust suit sparked my adolescent awakening': Moby, Goldie, Natalie Merchant and more delve inside Bowie's archives
David Bowie embraced diverse influences, treating inspiration like alchemy and foreseeing music's saturation through DJ culture and the internet.
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2 weeks agoI went to the V&A's new David Bowie Centre in Stratford before it opens to the public this weekend - here's what it's like
David Bowie's donated private archive at the V&A Storehouse reveals a vast, accessible public archive that enables research, engagement, and unexpected historical insights.
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2 weeks agoKate Moss takes on David Bowie in her first ever podcast: best listens of the week
New podcasts span Kate Moss's Bowie-focused series, a high-energy chat show, a gripping true-crime case, and Holocaust-history episodes, all widely available with varied release schedules.
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1 month agoGary Oldman: It's No Coincidence the "World's Gone to Shit" Since David Bowie Died
Oldman opened up about his connection with Bowie during a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, where he emphasized the depths of their friendship: "We laughed a lot - a lot. He was very, very, very funny, David," the Oscar-winning actor revealed. "And we sort of had similar kinds of backgrounds, grew up in similar neighborhoods" (Bowie and Oldman both grew up in South London).
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1 month agoThe Guardian view on Berlin's ailing club scene: a unique inheritance needs protecting | Editorial
David Bowie reflected on his creative burst in 1970s West Berlin, stating that the studio's proximity to the Wall gave him a sense of being on the edge, both mentally and emotionally. He expressed a need for a dangerous level of creativity to thrive, which resonated with the vibrant, divisive culture of Berlin at that time.
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