David Bowie - Toys From The Attic Album

Tracklist

1	Queen Bitch 1	0:37
2	Heroes	5:44
3	London Boys	3:42
4	I Dig Everything	4:45
5	Jean Genie	1:52
6	Five Years	4:57
7	Nature Boy	3:25
8	Starman	4:24
9	Heroes	3:02
10	All The Young Dudes 1	0:44
11	Pictures Of Lily	5:02
12	Queen Bitch 3	4:09
13	Ziggy Stardust	3:36
14	Ziggy Stardust (False Start)	1:40
15	Oh You Pretty Things 1	3:15
16	All The Young Dudes 2	3:35
17	Oh You Pretty Things 2	3:15
18	Queen Bitch 2	0:34
19	Nature Boy Featuring – Massive Attack	4:42
20	America	4:08
21	Can't Help Thinking About Me	6:01

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BOW2001	David Bowie	Toys From The Attic ‎(CDr, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial, 24K)	Not On Label (David Bowie)	BOW2001	UK	2001

Notes

Track 11: BBC Concert 2000
Track 13: Mark & Lard Radio Show 2000
Track 14-15: Concert For New York 2001
Track 21: Old Grey Whistle Test 1972

Video

Album

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