A Reality Tour
David Bowie · 2010
154 min · 33 tracks · alternative rock
A sweeping journey through Bowie’s eclectic catalog, blending rock anthems with introspective ballads and experimental undertones.
Top tracks — play these first
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Rebel Rebel Start here — This iconic track opens the album with a sense of nostalgia and energy, exemplifying Bowie's glam rock roots while engaging the audience immediately.
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Life on Mars? — The performance of this classic is both haunting and captivating, showcasing Bowie's lyrical prowess and vocal abilities that resonate deeply with fans.
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I'm Afraid of Americans — This track reflects Bowie’s commentary on contemporary society, infused with an unsettling yet compelling energy that highlights the album's thematic depth.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- kaleidoscopic emotional exploration
- late-night reflective listening
- anthemic sing-alongs with friends
- varied pacing keeps engagement
- introspective moments of solitude
Maybe skip if you
- seekers of instant gratification
- prefer concise track experiences
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Fan Favorite — Showcases a dynamic setlist beloved by fans, highlighting Bowie's extensive catalog.
- Themes
- nostalgic reflections· contemporary fame· glam rock legacy
- Career context
- Released in 2010, A Reality Tour captures David Bowie during a period of relative quiet following his heart surgery in 2004. This live album showcases performances from his 2003 tour, representing a triumphant return to the stage. It serves as a retrospective of his extensive career while highlighting tracks from his then-recent album, Reality.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Brian Eno· Roxy Music· Talking Heads
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 Rebel Rebel Start here 3:30
- 2 New Killer Star 4:59
- 3 Reality 5:08
- 4 Fame 4:12
- 5 Cactus 3:01
- 6 Sister Midnight 4:37
- 7 Afraid 3:28
- 8 All the Young Dudes 3:48
- 9 Be My Wife 3:15
- 10 The Loneliest Guy 3:58
- 11 The Man Who Sold the World 4:18
- 12 Fantastic Voyage 3:13
- 13 Hallo Spaceboy 5:27
- 14 Sunday 7:56
- 15 Under Pressure 4:18
- 16 Life on Mars? 4:40
- 17 Battle for Britain (The Letter) 4:55
Disc 2
- 1 Ashes to Ashes 5:46
- 2 The Motel 5:44
- 3 Loving the Alien 5:18
- 4 Never Get Old 4:18
- 5 Changes 3:52
- 6 I’m Afraid of Americans 5:17
- 7 “Heroes” 6:58
- 8 Bring Me the Disco King 7:57
- 9 Slip Away 5:56
- 10 Heathen (The Rays) 6:25
- 11 Five Years 4:20
- 12 Hang On to Yourself 2:51
- 13 Ziggy Stardust 3:45
- 14 Fall Dog Bombs the Moon 4:12
- 15 Breaking Glass 2:27
- 16 China Girl 4:18
If this landed
Records by other artists that run on the same instinct.
Another Green World
Brian Eno
Shares a similar experimental approach blending art rock and ambient textures, evoking nostalgia.
New York
Lou Reed
Explores introspective themes of contemporary life with a mix of reflective ballads and rock anthems.
Currents
Tame Impala
Combines nostalgic melodies with modern production, echoing Bowie's blend of evolution and legacy.
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