Best Of Bowie

Complete list of all hidden Easter Eggs: 1. “Oh! You Pretty Things” (The Old Grey Whistle Test - Take 2) - Click on 'Play All' every 2nd time, the alternate version will appear. 2. Interview with David Bowie and Russell Harty (before “Drive-In Saturday”) - Scroll down to “Drive-In Saturday” on the track listing display and press right button. An underscore _ will appear, press enter. Not to be confused with the hyphen in Drive-In. 3. Screen ad for forthcoming “Ziggy Stardust” DVD release (Hammersmith Odeon 1973) - Click on the lightning bolt logo on the track listing display. 4. “Jazzin' For Blue Jean” (complete promotional video) - Highlight the track and press right. Click on the ) symbol on the track listing display. You will notice the picture change on the right hand side. Just highlight and press the right key. 5. “Blue Jean” (MTV edit recorded at The Wag Club, Soho, London) - whilst playing the “Jazzin' For Blue Jean” video, watch for the girl in the video going to the jukebox - as soon as Bowie appears on the screen, click on "enter" above the jukebox. 6. “Day In Day Out” (Extended Mix) - Click on 'Play All' every 2nd time - the extended mix will appear. 7. “Miracle Goodnight” (Remix) - Play the “Miracle Goodnight” video. Then wait for 5 minutes then click "enter". 8. “Seven Years In Tibet” (Mandarin version) - Click on the "Mandarin" symbol on the subtitle page. 9. “Survive” (Live in Paris) - Click on 'Play All' every 2nd time the live version will appear.

I did enjoy this DVD and like watching certain videos over again. Both discs are very long and once you start viewing its hard to stop! Sadly couldn't find the Easter Eggs that are supposed to be on there. However just recently I have located them thanks to the Bowiewonderworld website. I would never have found them otherwise unless you are familiar with the random button on your remote. Found disc 2 more difficult to navigate though and the only way I could find the extras was to press random on the remote to take me through all the videos but luckily for quickness could skip through each one till an extra was found. The best one on this disc is "Survive" live in Paris and there are a few good extras on disc 1 you would want to view again. I do hope there will be a reissue that includes later videos as this DVD was released many years ago so doesn't cover all the singles.

Ahh loved this dvd. If you are a fan you will love this. All the hits, sang along to them. Very good quality. Highly recommend.

Bowie, the great artist will live on in our hearts forever!! This 2 disc set helps to keep his memory alive with a vintage selection of live clips and promo videos. Disc 1 was my favourite and an absolute joy. Disc 2 was slightly less enjoyable because it showcased DB's video work from the late 1980's. I love songs like 'Hearts Filthy Lesson' and 'Slow Burn' but the videos are rather odd in my opinion. 'Blue Jean' is the exception because the video has wit and humour. It would have been great if the disc included songs from "The Next Day" onwards, an album which I love. Would they perhaps consider elaborating on this DVD in the wake of his passing? I love you Mr B!!

I have the CD, I had the video, I wanted the DVD so bought it. David Bowie never fails to please. This double DVD is packed full of classic footage of the man at work from way back when to his later material. Its great to play at any time, I can listen to the music if I am pottering around or watch the DVDs when I am relaxing, its a win win situation for me. It was great value too. Even if you are not a Bowie fan then you should have this DVD in your collection, its class.

Excellent selection of videos. Ideal for Bowie fans. Highly recommended.

After the shocking death of David Bowie, I wanted a DVD of his music to remember him by and this DVD is perfect. So happy that star man is on here because you tube removed it, so I now have it forever. Disappointed that sorrow, sound and vision, this is not America and under pressure are not featured on here because they are some of my favourites. But with 47 videos on this DVD, I have enough footage of the one and only David Bowie. Thank you for the music David, rip.

Not for me.