Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
	01	Five Years
	02	Soul Love
	03	Moonage Daydream
	04	Starman
	05	It Ain't Easy
	06	Lady Stardust
	07	Star
	08	Hang On To Yourself
	09	Ziggy Stardust
	10	Suffragette City
	11	Rock 'N' Roll Suicide
Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (The Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Disc 2
	01	Intro
	02	Cracked Actor
	03	Time
	04	The Width Of A Circle
	05	Let's Spend The Night Together
	06	Suffragette City
	07	White Light/White Heat
	08	Farewell Speech
	09	Rock 'N' Roll Suicide

24 Bit Digitally Remastered by Peter Mew with Nigel Reeve at Abbey Road Studios, London, 1999. It's beautifully packaged, designed as a hardcover book, filled with full-color photos (many by Mick Rock, whose limited-edition book with Bowie, Moonage Daydream: The Life and Times of Ziggy Stardust, is sold with an insert), nice liner notes and two individual sleeves for each disc in the collection. It's beautifully remastered, sounding perhaps even better than the Virgin reissue of 2000, while all the bonus material on the second disc sounds the best it ever has been (since it has still only been available on CD as bonus tracks on the Rykodisc editions). It's beautiful music, whether it's the seminal proper album, or the assortment of demos, early versions, B-sides and outtakes on the B-sides, nearly all as good as what was on the album. In other words, the 30th Anniversary Edition of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is a lovely collectors piece, soemthing that will surely please the legions of dedicated fans of Bowie and Ziggy that will easily pay for a lavish reissue like those. Those on a tighter budget, however, shouldn't despair, since even though this is an excellent reissue, all the essential music was already available on the initial Ryko edition of Ziggy, or other reissues they released and if that's already part of your collection, you'll be as satisfied with that as you would be with this.