Brilliant Adventure [1992–2001]
~ Release by David Bowie (see all versions of this release, 2 available)
Tracklist
| CD 1: Black Tie White Noise |
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| CD 2: The Buddha of Suburbia |
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| CD 3: 1. Outside |
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| CD 4: Earthling | |||
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| # | Title | Rating | Length |
| 1 | Little Wonder
| 6:02 | |
| 2 | Looking for Satellites
| 5:21 | |
| 3 | Battle for Britain (The Letter)
| 4:49 | |
| 4 | Seven Years in Tibet
| 6:22 | |
| 5 | Dead Man Walking
| 6:53 | |
| 6 | Telling Lies
| 4:50 | |
| 7 | The Last Thing You Should Do
| 4:58 | |
| 8 | I’m Afraid of Americans
| 5:00 | |
| 9 | Law (Earthlings on Fire)
| 4:52 | |
| CD 5: ‘hours…’ |
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| CD 6: BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27, 2000 |
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| CD 7: BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27, 2000 |
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| CD 8: Toy |
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| CD 9: Re:Call 5 |
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| CD 10: Re:Call 5 |
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| CD 11: Re:Call 5 |
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Credits
Release
| art direction: | David Bowie |
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| additional photography: | Frank W. Ockenfels 3 (American photographer) |
| photography: | Mark Adams (designer, photographer, involved with BowieNet) Tim Bret-Day Frank W. Ockenfels 3 (American photographer) Peter Gabriel (photographer) John Jefford Nick Knight (photographer) Nina Schultz Terner (photographer) Mark Plati John Scarisbrick (photographer) David Bowie (in 1974) |
| liner notes: | Daryl Easlea (in 2007, on 2020-05-21) Brian Eno (in 2020-03) Erdal Kızılçay (on 2020-05-21) Nile Rodgers (in 2021) Mark Plati (in 2021-03, in 2021-05) Reeves Gabrels (in 2021-04, in 2021-05) |
| mixer: | Mark Plati (in 2000-08, in 2020-03) |
| assistant engineer: | Louis Alfred III (recording engineer) Andrew Grassi Lee Anthony (engineer) Neal Perry (US mixer/engineer) Andy Smith (Engineer at the famous "The Hit Factory", New York.) Gary Tole |
| producer: | Aisha Cohen Nigel Reeve |
| recording engineer: | Mike Ruggieri (from 1993-06 until 1993-07: piano) |
| drum machine programming: | David Bowie |
| drums (drum set) programming and synthesizer programming: | Reeves Gabrels |
| programming: | Reeves Gabrels (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) Mark Plati (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) |
| strings arranger: | Michael Riesman (American composer, conductor, keyboardist) Tony Visconti |
| remastering: | Brian Eno Reeves Gabrels Erdal Kızılçay Mark Plati Nile Rodgers John Webber (mastering engineer) |
| 12 string guitar: | David Bowie Reeves Gabrels Mark Plati (in 2000) |
| acoustic guitar: | Reeves Gabrels Mark Plati (in 2000) Earl Slick (in 2000) |
| alto saxophone: | David Bowie (from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1996-03 until 1996-08) |
| baritone saxophone: | David Bowie (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) |
| bass: | Barry Campbell (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) John Regan (songwriter/bassist) (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Yossi Fine (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Gail Ann Dorsey (from 1996-03 until 1996-08, in 2000, on 2000-06-27) Mark Plati (in 2000, on 2000-06-27) |
| clarinet: | Gail Ann Dorsey (in 2000) Emm Gryner (in 2000) |
| drums (drum set): | Mike Levesque Poogie Bell (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Sterling Campbell (from 1992-06 until 1992-09, from 1994-03 until 1995-02, on 2000-06-27) Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Zachary Alford (session drummer) (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) |
| Dubreq Stylophone, harmonica and lead vocals: | David Bowie (in 2000) |
| electric guitar: | Reeves Gabrels Gerry Leonard (in 2000) Earl Slick (in 2000) |
| grand piano: | Mike Garson (American pianist) (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) |
| guitar: | Reeves Gabrels (, from 1994-03 until 1995-02, from 1996-03 until 1996-08) David Bowie (from 1992-06 until 1992-09, from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1994-03 until 1995-02, from 1996-03 until 1996-08, in 2000) Nile Rodgers (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Carlos Alomar (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Gail Ann Dorsey (on 2000-06-27) Mark Plati (on 2000-06-27) Earl Slick (on 2000-06-27) |
| guitar synthesizer: | Reeves Gabrels |
| harp and tubular bells: | Michael Riesman (American composer, conductor, keyboardist) (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) |
| keyboard: | David Bowie (, from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1994-03 until 1995-02, from 1996-03 until 1996-08, in 2000) Dave Richards (Swiss-based producer and engineer) (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Richard Hilton (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Philippe Saisse (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Richard Tee (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Mike Garson (American pianist) (from 1996-03 until 1996-08, in 2000, on 2000-06-27) Mark Plati (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) Emm Gryner (on 2000-06-27) |
| mandolin, recorder and violin: | Lisa Germano (in 2000) |
| organ and Rhodes piano: | Mike Garson (American pianist) (in 2000) |
| percussion: | Gerardo Velez (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) David Bowie (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Zachary Alford (session drummer) (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) Holly Palmer (on 2000-06-27) |
| piano: | Mike Garson (American pianist) (from 1996-03 until 1996-08, in 2000, on 2000-06-27) |
| saxophone: | David Bowie (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) |
| synthesizer: | David Bowie (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Brian Eno (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Reeves Gabrels (from 1996-03 until 1996-08) |
| trumpet: | Erdal Kızılçay (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Cuong Vu (in 2000) |
| background vocals: | Reeves Gabrels Tawatha Agee (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Dennis Collins (backing vocalist) (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Curtis King, Jr. (American singer and songwriter) (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Maryl Epps (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Fonzi Thornton (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Brenda White-King (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) David Bowie (in 2000) Sterling Campbell (in 2000) Gail Ann Dorsey (in 2000) Lisa Germano (in 2000) Emm Gryner (on 2000-06-27) Holly Palmer (on 2000-06-27) |
| vocals: | David Bowie (from 1992-06 until 1992-09, from 1993-06 until 1993-07, from 1994-03 until 1995-02, from 1996-03 until 1996-08, on 2000-06-27) Carlos Alomar (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Reeves Gabrels (from 1994-03 until 1995-02) Gail Ann Dorsey (from 1996-03 until 1996-08, on 2000-06-27) |
| design: | Davide De Angelis Denovo (design) Roger Gorman Rex Ray (graphic designer) Scott Minshall (from 2020 until 2021) |
| artwork: | David Bowie (in 1995) |
| copyrighted (©) by: | Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Company LLC (in 2021) |
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| phonographic copyright (℗) by: | Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Company LLC (in 1993, in 1995, in 1997, in 1999, in 2021) |
| licensed to: | Parlophone Records Ltd. (not for release label use! a Warner Music Group company) |
| recorded at: | Chung King Studios in New York, New York, United States 38 Fresh in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) Mountain Studios (original Montreux location, 1975-2002) in Montreux, Vaud, Switzerland (from 1992-06 until 1992-09, from 1993-06 until 1993-07) The Hit Factory in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (from 1992-06 until 1992-09) O’Henry Sound Studios in Burbank, California, United States (from 1993-06 until 1993-07) Alice's Restaurant in New York, New York, United States (in 2000) Looking Glass Studios in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 2000) Sear Sound in New York, New York, United States (in 2000) |
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| mixed at: | Looking Glass Studios in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States Chung King Studios in New York, New York, United States (in 2000-08) Alice's Restaurant in New York, New York, United States (in 2020-03) |
| Discogs: | https://www.discogs.com/release/21136201 [info] |
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Release Group
| includes: | ‘hours…’ 1.Outside: The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle Black Tie White Noise Earthling The Buddha of Suburbia Toy |
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