1. David Bowie, “Thursdayโs Child,” by David Bowie & Reeves Gabrels from Hours, 1999
2. David Bowie, “Always Crashing in the Same Car,” from Low, 1977
3. David Bowie, “Suffragette City,” from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, 1972
4. David Bowie, “Fame” by David Bowie, John Lennon & Carlos Alomar from Young Americans,ย 1975
5. David Bowie, “Sound and Vision” from Low, 1977
6. David Bowie, “Because Youโre Young,” from Scary Monsters & Super Creeps, 1980
David Bowie, “Beauty & The Beast” From “Heroes,” 1977
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