David Bowie Trough The Years (1992-2003)

 David  Bowie performs 1992nd the Easter concert in memory of the late Freddie Mercury of Queen band, which performs the song "Heroes" and "Under Pressure" (with Annie Lennox). Year 1993. released his solo album Black Tie White Noise, which is a mixture of soul, jazz and hip-hop and fierce guitar riffs of Mick Ronson and Reeves Gabrels. Album renewed cooperation Bowie and producer Nile Rodgers. Also 1993rd issued an instrumental album with the soundtrack The Buddha of Suburbia. The album contains new elements which are partly already seen on the album Black Tie White Noise, with exclusive focus on the twist and alternative rock. The album became successful only in the reissue of U.S. 1994th year.

Outside Album of 1995. renewed collaboration with Brian Enoom, with whom Bowie wants to catch up with new musical currents. The album is Bowie back in the mainstream, and hence on the music charts. The singles from the album "The Hearts Filthy Lesson", "Strangers When We Meet" / "The Man Who Sold The World" and "Hallo Spaceboy". Following the trend of electronic music experience is the Berlin stage, Bowie reaches for grunge, new surroundings and great passion Cyber-Space universe. Music critics remain divided over whether the former trendmaker become a mere follower of the new trends. The same year he became a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

In September of 1995. Bowie starts Outside tour, which re-engages Reeves Gabrels on guitar and American rock band "Nine Inch Nails." The tour continues in Europe in February 1996. and Japan in the summer of 1996.

Accepting criticism for the previous album, Bowie announced hard rock and bass 'n' drum album Earthling, despite positive reviews, which is in the audience had generated greater success.

On 9 of January 1997. Bowie held a concert at New York's Madison Square Garden, on which celebrates its fiftieth birthday (which was the day before). At a concert featuring many guest-performers: Billy Corgan, Frank Black, Sonic Youth, Robert Smith of The Cure, Placebo, and Lou Reed.

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Year 1999. Bowie has composed music for the video game "Omikron: The Nomad Soul." The game appears Bowie and wife Iman. That year, covers music from the game along with new compositions published the album 'hours ...'. The album presented Bowie electronically with heavy emphasis on more live instruments. Songs such as "Thursday's Child" and "Survive" have a lot of autobiographical elements. After recording the album Reeves Gabrels off cooperation with Bowie and returned to his solo career.

In October 2001. Bowie opens the concert "The Concert for New York City," along with Paul Simon. Also a guest on the album Viva Nueva! jazz rock band "Rustic Overtones".

Bowie and Tony Visconti continued collaboration on the album Heathen, which is closest to the classic Bowievim albums with a series of songs that remind of former successes. The album was another big stylistic shift, but also the first album with the label "Columbia / Sony."

In September 2003. Bowie announces new album Reality, and announced a world tour. Guided by experience with previous albums, material and production relied on Tony Visconti. The success of the album is first applied to the sound of which is taken from the album "Heroes" and especially "scary Monters".