NEWS: 18 Aug 2004
Those in attendance at Bowie's Point shows last year will soon be able to relive the memories on DVD
REVIEW: 04 Dec 2003
Normally I’m of the opinion that God’s a bit of a bastard, but today all he/she/it has done is smile on the House of Clark..
NEWS: 01 Dec 2003
Good news for Glaswegians today may signal great news for Irish fans
tomorrow, as David Bowie confirms for T In The Park
NEWS: 24 Nov 2003
The 16,000 fans who attended David Bowie's Point Theatre gigs (pics Roger Woolman) will be able to see themselves on the telly next year.
Yup, the Thin...
REVIEW: 15 Sep 2003
Instead of trying to be self-consciously cutting edge, Bowie spends most of his 26th studio album belting out orthodox rock ‘n’ roll songs with a band...
NEWS: 01 Jul 2003
Well, ok then: Second David Bowie date announced for Dublin's Point Theatre
NEWS: 16 Jun 2003
The still-Thin White Duke brings his 'A Reality Tour' to The Point
REVIEW: 21 Nov 2002
REVIEW: 30 Aug 2002
REVIEW: 02 Aug 2002
Although this 30th anniverary edition of the album doesn't actually add a lot more to the already expanded edition released over ten years ago, it does...
REVIEW: 13 Jun 2002
Heathen may not be the spectacular return to form that some people are claiming, but it’s certainly a far more cohesive affair than its predecessors,...
REVIEW: 17 Aug 2001
Drawing heavily on his Berlin, post Thin White Duke period and the albums Heroes and Low in particular, All Saints is something of a mixed bag.
REVIEW: 27 Sep 1980
Just one theory, that's all. Just one… David Bowie, a man of many facets, facades, both factional and fictional.
REVIEW: 12 Oct 2000
Hey pop pickers, get a load of this. 37 classic performances from the thin white duke, recorded at the then fledgling BBC Radio 1 studios between 1968 and...
REVIEW: 01 Dec 1993
KATE BUSH: “Moments Of Pleasure” (EMI); DAVID BOWIE: “Buddha Of Suburbia” (Arista)
REVIEW: 17 Nov 1993
DAVID BOWIE: "Bowie - The Singles Collection" (EMI)
INTERVIEW: 10 Nov 1999
A new album, an exclusive gig and opinions on Velvet Goldmine, the Internet and life, love and happiness. STUART CLARK meets the legendary DAVID BOWIE.
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