Neon Permafrost
A 1979 album.
David Bowie, 1979
Track listing
- Warszawa
- Heroes
- What In The World
- Be My Wife
- The Jean Genie
- Blackout
- Sense Of Doubt
- Sound And Vision
- Breaking Glass
- Fame
- Five Years
- Soul Love
- Star
- Hang On To Youre Selfe
- Ziggy Stardust
- Suffragette City
- Art Decade
- Alabama Song
- Station To Station
- Stay
More from David Bowie
Space Oddity (1969), Hunky Dory (1971), The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972), Aladdin Sane (1973), Diamond Dogs (1974), His Master's Voice (1974), Young Americans (1975), Good Enough To Eat (1975), Station to Station (1976), Low (1977), "Heroes" (1977), Stage (1978), Ziggy 2 (1978), Lodger (1979), Forever Yours (1979), Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) (1980), London By Ta Ta... (1982), Let's Dance (1983), Little Toy Soldier (1983), Used Up And Empty (1983), Oui... C'est Radical Chic! (1983), Aladdin Sane/Watch That Man (1984), Event Of David Bowie (1984), The Missing Link (1986), Berlin '78 (1986), A Night With The Duke (1987), Ziggy In Japan (1987), Never Let Me Down (1987), Goodbye Europe (1988), He Never Let Us Down (1988), Rock Concert (1991), Black Tie White Noise (1993), The Buddha Of Suburbia (1993), Neo Expressionism (1995), Earthling (1997), Dublin (1999), Heathen (2002), Heroes In Montreal 3-6-1990 (2011), BBC Archives 1968-1972 (2012), The Next Day (2013), Outside Tour Rehearsals (2015), Strung Out On Heaven's High (2015), Blackstar (2016), Hello Birmingham (2016), Floored (2017), Man, I'm In Danger (2017), From The Victoria Hall Archives (2018), The Collector (2019), Rendition (2019), Gasping For My Resurrection (2019), The Ziggy Stardust Companion (2021), La Forum 78 (2021), Religiously Unkind (2021), On My TVC15 (2021), Run Piper Run (2021), Changesenobowie (2022), What Are You Doing Tonight? (2022), Transition - On Air 1967-'71 (2022), Hello Sailor! (2023), Moonlight Over Sydney (2023), Under Japanese Influence (2025), A Lad In Japan (2025), Beating Up The Wrong Guy (2026), Who Can Bear To Be Forgotten? (2026)
Sources
- Neon Permafrost, Discogs