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* 1991 - ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
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* 1991 - ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A heist comedy starring Bowie as an a British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
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* 2022 - ''Toy''[[note]]A "lost album" recorded in 2000 in which Bowie revisited older songs from his 1964-71 catalogue, with a few new songs; scheduled for release in 2011 but canceled, it finally came out officially as part of the ''Brilliant Adventure'' box set in 2021, and an expanded individual version was released in 2022[[/note]]
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* 2022 - ''Toy''[[note]]A "lost album" recorded in 2000 in which Bowie revisited older and/or obscure songs from his 1964-71 catalogue, with a few new songs; scheduled for release in 2011 2001 but canceled, it finally came out officially as part of the ''Brilliant Adventure'' box set in 2021, and an expanded individual version was released in 2022[[/note]]
* 1972 - ''All the Young Dudes'' by Music/MottTheHoople: Also wrote the TitleTrack.
* 1974 - ''Weren't Born a Man'' by Dana Gillespie: Co-produced "Andy Warhol" (a CoverVersion of the ''Hunky Dory'' track), "Backed a Loser", and "Mother, Don't Be Frightened".
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* 1986 - ''Blah-Blah-Blah'' by Music/IggyPop: The third of three Pop albums that Bowie produced, co-wrote, and sang backing vocals on; also did mixing work on the album. Co-produced and co-mixed by David Richards and features contributions from multi-instrumentalist Erdal Kızılçay, both of whom would join Bowie on ''Never Let Me Down'' and ''The Buddha of Suburbia''.
* 1995 - ''People from Bad Homes'' by Ava Cherry & the Astronettes: Archival release of recordings from November 1973. Also provided backing vocals and wrote several tracks (including ones that Bowie revisited on ''Scary Monsters'').
* 1995 - ''People from Bad Homes'' by Ava Cherry & the Astronettes: Archival release of recordings from November 1973. Also provided backing vocals and wrote several tracks (including ones that Bowie revisited on ''Scary Monsters'').
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* 2022 - ''Toy''[[note]]A "lost album" recorded in 2000 in which Bowie revisited older songs from his 1964-71 catalogue, with a few new songs; scheduled for release in 2011 but canceled, it finally came out officially as part of the ''Brilliant Adventure'' box set in 2021, and an expanded individual version was released in 2022[[/note]]
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* ''Music/RawPower'' (1973) by Music/TheStooges: Was brought in to do last-minute mixing work after the original mix proved to be too poor-quality to release; is credited alongside Music/IggyPop as a co-producer as a result.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' (1972) by Music/LouReed: Co-produced and performed backing vocals alongside Mick Ronson.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop: The first of three Pop albums that Bowie co-wrote and produced, also adding musical instrumentations and backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop: The second of three Pop albums that Bowie produced and co-wrote, and sang backing vocals on, and the last that he added instrumentation to (Bowie didn't play any of the instruments on ''Blah-Blah-Blah''). Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' (1972) by Music/LouReed: Co-produced and performed backing vocals alongside Mick Ronson.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop: The first of three Pop albums that Bowie co-wrote and produced, also adding musical instrumentations and backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop: The second of three Pop albums that Bowie produced and co-wrote, and sang backing vocals on, and the last that he added instrumentation to (Bowie didn't play any of the instruments on ''Blah-Blah-Blah''). Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
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* 1972 - ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' by Music/LouReed: Co-produced and performed backing vocals alongside Mick Ronson.
* 1973 - ''Music/RawPower''(1973) by Music/TheStooges: Was brought in to do last-minute mixing work after the original mix proved to be too poor-quality to release; is credited alongside Music/IggyPop as a co-producer as a result.
*''Music/{{Transformer}}'' (1972) by Music/LouReed: Co-produced and performed backing vocals alongside Mick Ronson.
*1977 - ''Music/TheIdiot'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop: The first of three Pop albums that Bowie co-wrote and produced, also adding musical instrumentations and backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* 1977 - ''Music/LustForLife''(1977) by Music/IggyPop: The second of three Pop albums that Bowie produced and co-wrote, and sang backing vocals on, and the last that he added instrumentation to (Bowie didn't play any of the instruments on ''Blah-Blah-Blah''). Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
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* ''Film/TheManWhoFellToEarth'': A 1976 cult classic starring Bowie as an extraterrestrial alien who landed on Earth. (This was his first major dramatic role.)
* ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A 1981 film adaptation of the autobiographical non-fiction book by Christiane F. who suffered through a life as a teenage heroin prostitute. Bowie appears as himself in the film, performing some of his '70s hits during a concert.
* ''Film/TheHunger'': A 1983 horror movie in which Bowie plays a vampire.
* ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A 1983 World War II movie in which Bowie portrays a South African prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp, forming a unique relationship with the camp's rigid captain.
* ''Film/IntoTheNight'': A 1985 comedy thriller with Bowie as an EvilBrit hitman.
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A 1986 rock musical where he has a key supporting role and also contributes several songs to the soundtrack. The title track was released as a single during the leadup to the film's release.
* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Creator/JimHenson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus of Nazareth]], in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A 1991 heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent; Bowie allowed his footage to be reused in the TV series' revival, but per his request his voice was redubbed there.
* ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A 2001 comedy in which he appears as himself in a cameo.
* ''Film/ThePrestige'': A 2006 sci-fi period piece. Bowie portrays UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla.
* ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A 1981 film adaptation of the autobiographical non-fiction book by Christiane F. who suffered through a life as a teenage heroin prostitute. Bowie appears as himself in the film, performing some of his '70s hits during a concert.
* ''Film/TheHunger'': A 1983 horror movie in which Bowie plays a vampire.
* ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A 1983 World War II movie in which Bowie portrays a South African prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp, forming a unique relationship with the camp's rigid captain.
* ''Film/IntoTheNight'': A 1985 comedy thriller with Bowie as an EvilBrit hitman.
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A 1986 rock musical where he has a key supporting role and also contributes several songs to the soundtrack. The title track was released as a single during the leadup to the film's release.
* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Creator/JimHenson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus of Nazareth]], in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A 1991 heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent; Bowie allowed his footage to be reused in the TV series' revival, but per his request his voice was redubbed there.
* ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A 2001 comedy in which he appears as himself in a cameo.
* ''Film/ThePrestige'': A 2006 sci-fi period piece. Bowie portrays UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla.
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* 1976 - ''Film/TheManWhoFellToEarth'': A 1976 cult classic starring Bowie as an extraterrestrial alien who landed on Earth. (This was his first major dramatic role.)
* 1981 - ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A1981 film adaptation of the autobiographical non-fiction book by Christiane F. who suffered through a life as a teenage heroin prostitute. Bowie appears as himself in the film, performing some of his '70s hits during a concert.
* 1983 - ''Film/TheHunger'': A1983 horror movie in which Bowie plays a vampire.
* 1983 - ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A1983 World War II movie in which Bowie portrays a South African prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp, forming a unique relationship with the camp's rigid captain.
* 1985 - ''Film/IntoTheNight'':A 1985 A comedy thriller with Bowie as an EvilBrit hitman.
* 1986 - ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A1986 rock musical where he has a key supporting role and also contributes several songs to the soundtrack. The title track was released as a single during the leadup to the film's release.
* 1986 - ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Creator/JimHenson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* 1988 - ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial1988 Bible film about the final days of [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus of Nazareth]], in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* 1991 - ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A1991 heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
* 1992 - ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent; Bowie allowed his footage to be reused in the TV series' revival, but per his request his voice was redubbed there.
* 2001 - ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A2001 comedy in which he appears as himself in a cameo.
* 2006 - ''Film/ThePrestige'': A2006 sci-fi period piece. Bowie portrays UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla.
* 1981 - ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A
* 1983 - ''Film/TheHunger'': A
* 1983 - ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A
* 1985 - ''Film/IntoTheNight'':
* 1986 - ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A
* 1986 - ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A
* 1988 - ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial
* 1991 - ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A
* 1992 - ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A
* 2001 - ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A
* 2006 - ''Film/ThePrestige'': A
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* ''Film/VelvetGoldmine'': A 1998 NoCelebritiesWereHarmed dramatization of his glam rock period.
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* 1998 - ''Film/VelvetGoldmine'': A 1998 NoCelebritiesWereHarmed dramatization of his glam rock period.
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* ''Music/RawPower'' by Music/TheStooges: A 1973 album where he did the mixing.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' by Music/LouReed: A 1972 album that Bowie co-produced and performed backing vocals on.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, co-wrote, and added musical instrumentation and backing vocals to. Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' by Music/LouReed: A 1972 album that Bowie co-produced and performed backing vocals on.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, co-wrote, and added musical instrumentation and backing vocals to. Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
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* ''Music/RawPower'' (1973) by Music/TheStooges: A 1973 album where he did Was brought in to do last-minute mixing work after the mixing.
original mix proved to be too poor-quality to release; is credited alongside Music/IggyPop as a co-producer as a result.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' (1972) by Music/LouReed:A 1972 album that Bowie co-produced Co-produced and performed backing vocals on.alongside Mick Ronson.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop:A 1977 album which he The first of three Pop albums that Bowie co-wrote and produced, added also adding musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' (1977) by Music/IggyPop:A 1977 album which he produced, The second of three Pop albums that Bowie produced and co-wrote, and sang backing vocals on, and the last that he added musical instrumentation and backing vocals to.to (Bowie didn't play any of the instruments on ''Blah-Blah-Blah''). Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' (1972) by Music/LouReed:
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* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Jim Henson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of Jesus of Nazareth, in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of Jesus of Nazareth, in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent.
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* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Jim Henson.Creator/JimHenson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus ofNazareth, Nazareth]], in which Bowie has a small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A 1991 heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBIagent.agent; Bowie allowed his footage to be reused in the TV series' revival, but per his request his voice was redubbed there.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film about the final days of [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus of
* ''Film/TheLinguiniIncident'': A 1991 heist comedy starring Bowie as an British immigrant in New York who teams up with his co-worker and a lingerie designer in order to rob his workplace, marry his co-worker, and earn his green card.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI
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* 1994 - ''Music/TheBuddhaOfSuburbia'' (album expanding upon a soundtrack he wrote for a BBC miniseries)
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* 1999 - ''Music/{{Hours}}...'' [[note]]includes much of the music from ''VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul''[[/note]]
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* 1999 - ''Music/{{Hours}}...'' [[note]]includes much of the music from ''VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul''[[/note]]''
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* 1981 - ''Christiane F.'' (compilation soundtrack)
* 1982 - ''Baal'' (tie-in to the BBC production of the play, with fully orchestrated versions of the songs)
* 1982 - ''Baal'' (tie-in to the BBC production of the play, with fully orchestrated versions of the songs)
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* 2017 - ''No Plan'' (an EP that includes three previously unreleased songs recorded during the ''Blackstar'' sessions)
* 2020 - ''Is It Any Wonder?'' (a digital-only EP containing six re-recordings of previous songs from 1970-1991, made during the sessions for and originally intended for inclusion on ''Earthling''; songs on the EP have been intermittently released every Thursday throughout early 2020)
* 2020 - ''Is It Any Wonder?'' (a digital-only EP containing six re-recordings of previous songs from 1970-1991, made during the sessions for and originally intended for inclusion on ''Earthling''; songs on the EP have been intermittently released every Thursday throughout early 2020)
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* 2020 - ''Is It Any Wonder?'' (a digital-only EP containing six re-recordings of previous songs from 1970-1991, made during the sessions for and originally intended for inclusion on ''Earthling''; songs on the EP have been intermittently released every Thursday throughout early 2020)
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* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, co-wrote and added musical instrumentations and backing vocals.
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* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals.
vocals. Is generally seen as a prelude to the Berlin Trilogy, given the similarity in production style, Bowie's heavy involvement that ended up shaping it into one of his albums in all but name, and the fact that the opening track, "Sister Midnight", was written into Bowie's own "Red Money" on ''Lodger'' in 1979.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced,co-wrote co-wrote, and added musical instrumentations instrumentation and backing vocals.
vocals to. Bowie would later cover "Neighborhood Threat" and "Tonight" on ''Tonight'' in 1984.
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* ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A 1983 World War Two movie in which Bowie portrays a British prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp.
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* 2020 - ''Is It Any Wonder?'' (a digital-only EP containing six re-recordings of previous songs (from as early as 1970 to as late as 1991) from 1970-1991, made during the sessions for and originally intended for inclusion on ''Earthling''; songs on the EP have been intermittently released every Thursday throughout early 2020)
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* 1989 - ''[[Music/TinMachineAlbum Tin Machine]]'' (with Tin Machine)
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* 1994 - ''The Buddha Of Suburbia'' (album expanding upon a soundtrack he wrote for a BBC miniseries)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Screenshot of various Bowie albums.]]
This is Wiki/TVTropes' main page for any David Bowie-related articles.
!!Articles about David Bowie
[[index]]
* Music/DavidBowie is the main entry about the artist.
* [[Characters/DavidBowie Characters: David Bowie]]: About his ever-changing persona in his concept albums.
!!Articles about his albums:
* 1967 - ''[[Music/DavidBowie1967 David Bowie]]''
* 1969 - ''David Bowie'', better known as ''Music/SpaceOddity''
* 1970 - ''Music/TheManWhoSoldTheWorld''
* 1971 - ''Music/HunkyDory''
* 1972 - ''Music/TheRiseAndFallOfZiggyStardustAndTheSpidersFromMars''
* 1973 - ''Music/AladdinSane''
* 1973 - ''Pin Ups''
* 1974 - ''Music/DiamondDogs''
* 1975 - ''Music/YoungAmericans''
* 1976 - ''Music/StationToStation''
* 1977 - ''[[Music/LowDavidBowieAlbum Low]]''
* 1977 - ''"Music/{{Heroes}}"''
* 1979 - ''Music/{{Lodger}}''
* 1980 - ''Music/ScaryMonstersAndSuperCreeps''
* 1981 - ''Christiane F.'' (compilation soundtrack)
* 1982 - ''Baal'' (tie-in to the BBC production of the play, with fully orchestrated versions of the songs)
* 1983 - ''Music/LetsDance''
* 1984 - ''Tonight''
* 1986 - ''Labyrinth'' (soundtrack, songs only)
* 1987 - ''Never Let Me Down''
* 1993 - ''Music/BlackTieWhiteNoise''
* 1994 - ''The Buddha Of Suburbia'' (album expanding upon a soundtrack he wrote for a BBC miniseries)
* 1995 - ''Music/{{Outside}}''
* 1997 - ''Music/{{Earthling}}''
* 1999 - ''Music/{{Hours}}...'' [[note]]includes much of the music from ''VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul''[[/note]]
* 2002 - ''Music/{{Heathen}}''
* 2003 - ''Music/{{Reality}}''
* 2013 - ''Music/TheNextDay''
* 2016 - ''[[Music/BlackStar Blackstar]]''
!! Albums not made, but produced by Bowie:
* ''Music/RawPower'' by Music/TheStooges: A 1973 album where he did the mixing.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' by Music/LouReed: A 1972 album that Bowie co-produced and performed backing vocals on.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, co-wrote and added musical instrumentations and backing vocals.
!! Films starring David Bowie:
* ''Film/TheManWhoFellToEarth'': A 1976 cult classic starring Bowie as an extraterrestrial alien who landed on Earth. (This was his first major dramatic role.)
* ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A 1981 film adaptation of the autobiographical non-fiction book by Christiane F. who suffered through a life as a teenage heroin prostitute. Bowie appears as himself in the film, performing some of his '70s hits during a concert.
* ''Film/TheHunger'': A 1983 horror movie in which Bowie plays a vampire.
* ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A 1983 World War Two movie in which Bowie portrays a British prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp.
* ''Film/IntoTheNight'': A 1985 comedy thriller with Bowie as an EvilBrit hitman.
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A 1986 rock musical where he has a key supporting role and also contributes several songs to the soundtrack.
* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Jim Henson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film where Bowie has the small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent.
* ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A 2001 comedy in which he appears as himself in a cameo.
* ''Film/ThePrestige'': A 2006 sci-fi period piece. Bowie portrays UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla.
!! Films based on the man and his music
* ''Film/VelvetGoldmine'': A 1998 NoCelebritiesWereHarmed dramatization of his glam rock period.
!! People associated with Bowie
* Creator/DuncanJones: Bowie's son, well-known as a film director.
!! References to Bowie
* ''ReferencedBy/DavidBowie''.
[[/index]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Screenshot of various Bowie albums.]]
This is Wiki/TVTropes' main page for any David Bowie-related articles.
!!Articles about David Bowie
[[index]]
* Music/DavidBowie is the main entry about the artist.
* [[Characters/DavidBowie Characters: David Bowie]]: About his ever-changing persona in his concept albums.
!!Articles about his albums:
* 1967 - ''[[Music/DavidBowie1967 David Bowie]]''
* 1969 - ''David Bowie'', better known as ''Music/SpaceOddity''
* 1970 - ''Music/TheManWhoSoldTheWorld''
* 1971 - ''Music/HunkyDory''
* 1972 - ''Music/TheRiseAndFallOfZiggyStardustAndTheSpidersFromMars''
* 1973 - ''Music/AladdinSane''
* 1973 - ''Pin Ups''
* 1974 - ''Music/DiamondDogs''
* 1975 - ''Music/YoungAmericans''
* 1976 - ''Music/StationToStation''
* 1977 - ''[[Music/LowDavidBowieAlbum Low]]''
* 1977 - ''"Music/{{Heroes}}"''
* 1979 - ''Music/{{Lodger}}''
* 1980 - ''Music/ScaryMonstersAndSuperCreeps''
* 1981 - ''Christiane F.'' (compilation soundtrack)
* 1982 - ''Baal'' (tie-in to the BBC production of the play, with fully orchestrated versions of the songs)
* 1983 - ''Music/LetsDance''
* 1984 - ''Tonight''
* 1986 - ''Labyrinth'' (soundtrack, songs only)
* 1987 - ''Never Let Me Down''
* 1993 - ''Music/BlackTieWhiteNoise''
* 1994 - ''The Buddha Of Suburbia'' (album expanding upon a soundtrack he wrote for a BBC miniseries)
* 1995 - ''Music/{{Outside}}''
* 1997 - ''Music/{{Earthling}}''
* 1999 - ''Music/{{Hours}}...'' [[note]]includes much of the music from ''VideoGame/OmikronTheNomadSoul''[[/note]]
* 2002 - ''Music/{{Heathen}}''
* 2003 - ''Music/{{Reality}}''
* 2013 - ''Music/TheNextDay''
* 2016 - ''[[Music/BlackStar Blackstar]]''
!! Albums not made, but produced by Bowie:
* ''Music/RawPower'' by Music/TheStooges: A 1973 album where he did the mixing.
* ''Music/{{Transformer}}'' by Music/LouReed: A 1972 album that Bowie co-produced and performed backing vocals on.
* ''Music/TheIdiot'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, added musical instrumentations to and co-wrote some of the songs, and performs backing vocals.
* ''Music/LustForLife'' by Music/IggyPop: A 1977 album which he produced, co-wrote and added musical instrumentations and backing vocals.
!! Films starring David Bowie:
* ''Film/TheManWhoFellToEarth'': A 1976 cult classic starring Bowie as an extraterrestrial alien who landed on Earth. (This was his first major dramatic role.)
* ''Literature/ChristianeF'': A 1981 film adaptation of the autobiographical non-fiction book by Christiane F. who suffered through a life as a teenage heroin prostitute. Bowie appears as himself in the film, performing some of his '70s hits during a concert.
* ''Film/TheHunger'': A 1983 horror movie in which Bowie plays a vampire.
* ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'': A 1983 World War Two movie in which Bowie portrays a British prisoner of war in a Japanese POW camp.
* ''Film/IntoTheNight'': A 1985 comedy thriller with Bowie as an EvilBrit hitman.
* ''Film/AbsoluteBeginners'': A 1986 rock musical where he has a key supporting role and also contributes several songs to the soundtrack.
* ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'': A 1986 children's musical adventure fantasy film made with puppets provided by Jim Henson. Bowie plays the primary antagonist, Jareth the Goblin King, and provides the song score.
* ''Film/TheLastTemptationOfChrist'': A controversial 1988 Bible film where Bowie has the small role as Pontius Pilate.
* ''Film/TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe'': A 1992 movie adaptation of the eponymous TV series. Bowie has a cameo as an FBI agent.
* ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': A 2001 comedy in which he appears as himself in a cameo.
* ''Film/ThePrestige'': A 2006 sci-fi period piece. Bowie portrays UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla.
!! Films based on the man and his music
* ''Film/VelvetGoldmine'': A 1998 NoCelebritiesWereHarmed dramatization of his glam rock period.
!! People associated with Bowie
* Creator/DuncanJones: Bowie's son, well-known as a film director.
!! References to Bowie
* ''ReferencedBy/DavidBowie''.
[[/index]]
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