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David Bowie: 1.Outside outtakes
 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:11 [#00902091]
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1. OK Riot 1:46
2. I`d Rather Be Chrome 3:54
3. The Leek Soldiers 1:53
4. I Am With Name (Uncut Demo Version) 10:23
5. We`ll Creep Together 5:03
6. The Enemy Is Fragile 4:49
7. Dead Men Don`t Talk 1:17
8. Little Bummer Boy 15:10
***
"the music is outside, it's happening outside" but.. where
to find them??
i need these trax "now, not tomorrow".


 

offline uzim on 2003-10-14 15:23 [#00902105]
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1.Outside.

this is frustrating.

why is there no 2. ???


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:25 [#00902108]
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well, i hav to go... i don't login much these days...


 

offline big from lsg on 2003-10-14 15:26 [#00902111]
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apparantly the album was thought a failure, nobody cared for
the second, that's what i read anyway


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:27 [#00902112]
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Bowie said in several interviews this year that one of the
things that wants to do after the world tour is to end
working the 24 hours of unreleased music that was recorded
during the Outside sessions.


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:31 [#00902119]
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1.Outside was originally conceived as a 2cd album, with a
first cd featuring a symphonic/operistic work (that was
actually recorded). When this first version of the album (it
was called 'Leon' then) was ended all the record labels
found the idea very risky/dangerous (Bowie was looking for a
new label at the moment)


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:38 [#00902130]
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Then they had to take a lot of the original material out and
record some new at New York. Bad but also good because some
nice tracks appeared (the title track and others). Finally,
Virgin released the album, which is the longest one by Bowie
(more than an hour), and the best one he did in the
nineties, maybe along with 'The Buddha of Suburbia'...


 

offline big from lsg on 2003-10-14 15:40 [#00902131]
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24 hours, pheew


 

offline oxygenfad from www.oxygenfad.com (Canada) on 2003-10-14 15:41 [#00902132]
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That album is great


 

offline qrter from the future, and it works (Netherlands, The) on 2003-10-14 15:45 [#00902135]
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the heart's filthy lesson..


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:51 [#00902142]
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yes.
What i've read in the internet is that lately, at the
beggining of 2003 some stuff from those sessions surfaced...
it all began with a file called out3.mp3 and some guy called
essexboy. And then more and more files, and Reeves Gabrels
(Bowie ex-guitarist) confirming that the files were outside
outtakes.. but it all happened very fast and only a few
lucky people have those files, everybody talks about them
but no-one seems to share them.
like some kind of special treasure...
been available for download for a short period of time at
bowieaudio.com, a very recommendable site full with bowie
audio rarities... but they disappeared...


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 15:56 [#00902147]
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I suppose that Bowie wants to release the stuff before it's
too late... i've read somewhere that all this years he has
kept meeting Brian Eno to navigate through those 24 hours of
sound and select/edit/rework parts...
rumours


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 17:24 [#00902265]
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David Bowie says: "The one thing I can truly, seriously
think about in the future that I would like to get my teeth
into - it's just so daunting - is the rest of the work that
Eno and I did when we started to do the Outside album. We
did improv for 8 days, and we had something in the area of
20 hours worth of stuff that I just cannot begin to get
close to listening to. But there are some absolute gems in
there... after we get off the road on this tour, I might
bring myself to doing it. Or I'll fail - I'll have written
another album."
(ICE magazine)


 

offline ashbrg from Interzone (Spain) on 2003-10-14 17:27 [#00902268]
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Reeves Gabrels on one of the outside outtakes that surfaced:
"Not only did i play on it but i co-wrote it. it is part of
the larger, improvised opera that some of us (at least
myself and eno) feel "outside" should have been ... It was
under 4 hours in its pre edited state. and it didn't get
longer after it was mixed. the track is from after the mix
sessions at westside studios in london in the summer of '94.
the band was db, eno, mike garson, erdal kizilcay, sterling
cambell and myself. that piece is an excerpt from the larger
3 hour + plus improvised opus we created in late march
/early april '94. we hoped that it would have come out
intact and uncompromised by financial/ comercial pressures.
it would have been a very serious musical statement (and
maybe even pissed more people off than tin machine). instead
it was chopped up and used as short character pieces on
"outside". it's easy to tell which songs those are on
outside by reading the songwriting credits.(any song on that
cd with 5 writers or more came from group improvisation).
gary oldman and i used to comiserate on how your best
stuff.... your most real and honest work seems to be what
ends up on the cutting room floor. uh huh. we ended up
recording 4 more commercial "songs" in nyc with a different
band (carlos, yossi fine, joey baron and myself). ah,
compromise...''


 

offline robbie_eleckt from time to time on 2011-11-27 20:50 [#02424360]
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interesting story there


 

offline robbie_eleckt from time to time on 2011-11-28 15:46 [#02424377]
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also, interesting review


 

offline robbie_eleckt from time to time on 2011-11-28 15:47 [#02424378]
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AND, to entartainment you even more, a bowie funfact: once
he got lollipopped in the eye while playing live in Sweden !


 


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