As previously reported, David Bowie's long-lost album The Gouster has been included in a new box set dubbed Who Can I Be Now? (1974 – 1976). The impressive 104-song collection is officially out today (September 23), and you can hear the whole thing now.
The Gouster was never released as a studio album and was instead transformed into what became Young Americans. The new release, however, maintains the record in its original seven-song form, including tracks like "John, I'm Only Dancing," the set's namesake "Who Can I Be Now?" and "Young Americans."
In addition the recovered treasure that is The Gouster, Who Can I Be Now? also offers diehard fans the chance to take in remastered versions of Diamond Dogs, Young Americans, Station to Station, David Live and Live Nassua Coliseum '76, as well as a new compilation of singles and B-sides called Re:Call 2.
Hear the entire extensive collection in the player below. It's also available as a 12-CD or 13-LP physical box set via Parlophone.
Once you've made it through the full offering and are looking for further Bowie listening, be sure to consult Exclaim!'s Essential Guide to David Bowie.
The Gouster was never released as a studio album and was instead transformed into what became Young Americans. The new release, however, maintains the record in its original seven-song form, including tracks like "John, I'm Only Dancing," the set's namesake "Who Can I Be Now?" and "Young Americans."
In addition the recovered treasure that is The Gouster, Who Can I Be Now? also offers diehard fans the chance to take in remastered versions of Diamond Dogs, Young Americans, Station to Station, David Live and Live Nassua Coliseum '76, as well as a new compilation of singles and B-sides called Re:Call 2.
Hear the entire extensive collection in the player below. It's also available as a 12-CD or 13-LP physical box set via Parlophone.
Once you've made it through the full offering and are looking for further Bowie listening, be sure to consult Exclaim!'s Essential Guide to David Bowie.
