It took getting through a tour, a solo world tour, filming a movie, and a record label change, but Tin Machine II was finally released in the fall of 1991. Here's our discussion on side a of TM's sophomore offering.

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Baby Universal

One Shot

You Belong in Rock n Roll

If There Is Something

Amlapura

Betty Wrong

Shag-O-Rama, Houdini and Company, The Robbery, The Linguini Incident. Four titles, one podcast episode discussing Bowie's brief stint as a comedic actor.

Friend of the pod Justin Waterman joins us to talk Bowie's "greatest hits tour.' His first hand account provides critical info into what wasn't captured on video!

We spent a beautiful summer evening on Jesse's deck talking Tin Machine, here's the second half of that conversation, along with takes from our listeners.

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Amazing

Working Class Hero

Bus Stop

Pretty Thing

Video Crime

Run

Sacrifice Yourself

Baby Can Dance

We kick off our next season outdoors, the perfect place to be when listening to and discussing Tin Machine's debut album. Reeves Gabrels has entered the picture, and with help from the Super Sales bros, Kevin Armstrong, and Tim Palmer, Bowie takes a turn in yet another exciting direction.

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Heaven's in Here

Tin Machine

Prisoner of Love

Crack City

I Can't Read

Under the God

It took us nine months to get through nine years of Bowie's 80s ventures and we wrap it all up with a 14-track best-of-the-decade playlist, curated on the air for your listening pleasure! Plus some additional discussion on non-album tracks from the decade.

Bowie embarks on his grandest tour, featuring multiple 60 ft tall spiders, an artsy dance troupe, and a refreshed setlist that would feature less hits and focus on a "rock stars vs. reality" theme. Justin is back to share his front row experience from the Winnipeg show.

We cut right to the chase with side b, diving deep into one of the least popular sides of Bowie wax.

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Glass Spider

Shining Star (Makin' My Love)

New York's in Love

'87 and Cry

Too Dizzy

Bang Bang

Often placed at or near the bottom of Bowie album rankings, Jess & John explore side a of Bowie's final solo effort of the 80s. Is the hate deserved? Or is this underdog album under appreciated?

NOTE: Apologies for the audio glitch that creeps in every once in a while!

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Day-In Day-Out

Time Will Crawl

Beat of Your Drum

Never Let Me Down

Zeroes

We return to the cinema for Bowie's role in Jim Henson's cult classic Labyrinth. Featuring a 14-year old Jennifer Connelly, as well as contributions from George Lucas and Terry Jones (Monty Python), this film was destined for cult status from several angles. Join us as we dive into the film and soundtrack.

SONGS IN THIS EPISODE:

Magic Dance

Chilly Down

As the World Falls Down

Within You

Underground