David Bowie

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Polydor: 531 792-5 (531 792-6--531 792-7).
All songs written by David Bowie.
Selections on disc 1 originally released on Deram DE-16003 in 1967.
Compact discs.
Disc 1. The original stereo mix. Uncle Arthur -- Sell me a coat -- Rubber band -- Love you till Tuesday -- There is a happy land -- We are hungry men -- When I live my dream -- Little bombardier -- Silly boy blue -- Come and buy my toys -- Join the gang -- She's got medals -- Maid of Bond Street -- Please Mr. Gravedigger -- The original mono album mix. Uncle Arthur -- Sell me a coat -- Rubber band -- Love you till Tuesday -- There is a happy land -- We are hungry men -- When I live my dream -- Little bombardier -- Silly boy blue -- Come and buy my toys -- Join the gang -- She's got medals -- Maid of Bond Street -- Please Mr. Gravedigger.
Disc 2. Rubber band (single version) -- The London boys -- The laughing gnome -- The gospel according to Tony Day -- Love you till Tuesday (single version) -- Did you ever have a dream -- When I live my dream (single version) -- Let me sleep beside you -- Karma man -- London bye ta-ta (previously unreleased) -- In the heat of the morning (previously unreleased mono vocal version) -- Previously unreleased stereo mixes. The laughing gnome ; The gospel according to Tony Day ; Did you ever have a dream ; Let me sleep beside you ; Karma man -- In the heat of the morning -- When I'm five -- Ching-a-ling (previously unreleased stereo mix) -- Sell me a coat (remix) -- Recorded for BBC Radio's Top Gear, previously unreleased. Love you till Tuesday ; When I live my dream ; Little bombardier ; Silly boy blue ; In the heat of the morning.
David Bowie, vocals, guitar, saxophone ; with accompanying musicians.
David Bowie's 1967 debut album for Decca finally receives the deluxe edition treatment. This two-disc edition features the original stereo and mono mixes of the album as well as the singles, unreleased stereo mixes, the legendary unreleased song London Bye Ta-Ta, and five other previously unreleased tracks recorded for John Peel's Top Gear programmed in 1967.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

The Laughing Gnome submitted by answer-beat on February 20, 2022, 4:18pm I think this is one of the few deluxe edition reissues where the bonus disc is actually way more interesting than the original album. None of this is peak Bowie by any means, this is the beginning of his career when he was still finding himself and much of the material is pretty corny by any standard. But some of the second disc is really fun, while the first is pretty forgettable.