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I asked for two autographs…
Option 5 is the above
It’s the same 91cm x 61cm, (36″ x 24″), unfolded poster as in Option 2. But, this differs from Option 2 in that it is signed by both David Bowie and George Underwood.
“Why on Earth would somebody choose Option 2 over Option 5?,” you may ask. “I don’t know…” I’d most likely reply “but they will.”
Stay tuned for what to do next.
These are your favourite songs…
Following on from
Here’s the conclusion from the current August issue…
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A couple of months ago, to coincide with our cover story on David Bowie?s 30 greatest songs, we suggested you visit the Uncut website and tell us your favourite tune by the Dame. Interesting results, as ever, not least because five of what became your Top 10 didn?t make it into our Top 30. Here are the meticulously collated results:
01 ? Life On Mars?
02 ? Five Years
03 ? Moonage Daydream
04 ? Station To Station
05 ? Quicksand
06 ? Rock ?N? Roll Suicide
07 ? “Heroes”
08 ? Lady Grinning Soul
09 ? Cygnet Committee
10 ? Queen Bitch
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Perhaps not quite as inspired as DB’s choices for
Stay tuned for a few of the celebrity comments regarding David’s music that didnn’t make it to aforementioned UNCUT Bowie special.
I like the tee shirts at BowieNet…
Option 3 in our five-part David Bowie – Live Santa Monica ’72 contest is the above limited edition T-shirt only available normally as a pre-order through the BowieNet Official Store.
Come Sunday will this be the item you choose over a signed SM ’72 CD, or a Ziggy poster, or whatever else is yet to come?
“He’s a very naughty boy! Now, go away! He’s not coming out!”
David Bowie at the Beverly Hills Hotel in October 1972, from Moonage Daydream.
The solid book we wrote can not be found today… (Well, only just)
Anyway, it’s no surprise that, despite the high price, Moonage Daydream is very nearly sold out now. Here’s the statement from Genesis…
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MOONAGE DAYDREAM by DAVID BOWIE & MICK ROCK: 1ST JULY 2008
The original, signed limited edition book Moonage Daydream is now nearly sold out. Only 2,500 copies of the book were ever made by Genesis Publications, each signed by David Bowie and photographer Mick Rock, and the publishers report that fewer than 50 now remain.
Featuring the legendary photography of Mick Rock in a handmade, leather-bound volume that The Washington Post described as ?a masterpiece?, Genesis expect to declare the edition as ?sold out? imminently. This is therefore a last chance for Bowie fans to grab this incredible piece of Ziggy memorabilia.
If you have seen the mass-market version of this book, the limited edition is something entirely different. The signed and numbered original is not only bigger, it is finely printed on 14 different art papers, edged in silver foil, and bound by hand in leather and cloth. An incredible portrait of Ziggy is silk-screened and gold-blocked on the cover, and each copy comes in a box covered in a faithful recreation of the fabric David Bowie wore on the cover of the Ziggy Stardust LP. As GQ magazine wrote: ?Few books are this lovingly produced.? Elle magazine described it as ?simply beautiful?.
The last copies are available on a first-come first-served basis at
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For those of you that really want the book but feel that the outlay is beyond your budget, you may want to take advantage of the three part payment plan that Genesis Publications offer. £115 per month may be within your reach and you can find the offer on the
Ain’t that poster love?
See yesterday’s news to make sense of this if you aren’t quite sure what it’s all about.
Option 2 is the above
“Big Deal!” you may suggest. But, the copy you might win won’t be folded…and you won’t see many of those about.
Perhaps before you do go for this option on Sunday though, you should consider that it measures a whopping 91cm x 61cm, (36″ x 24″) which is a fair bit bigger than the original.