7 best david bowies

• GREAT GIFT OR SPOIL YOURSELF - Some days the stars look very different. Our STARDUST mug is the perfect conversation starter.
• DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND - We know that your time is valuable. Unlike most mugs which hold 11 ounces, we have printed our design on a mug which holds a generous 15 ounces of liquid, allowing you to pour and enjoy more. This extra-large high-fired ceramic mug, with easy-grip handle, will keep your morning dose of caffeine piping hot as you start your day.
• QUALITY MATTERS TO US - Our mugs are printed using high-definition graphics, detailed color contrast, and completed with a high gloss finish. Our double-sided design allows both right-handed and left-handed caffeine drinkers to show off this vibrant mug to family, friends, and coworkers. Additionally, our mugs are dishwasher and microwave safe, which allows you to enjoy them over and over again.
• PERFECT FOR MANY OCCASIONS - We all know that one person who commands the world they live in. Our STARDUST mug is a great daily functional accent piece for that special person in your life.
• YOUR SATISFACTION MATTERS - We are so confident in our mugs, we guarantee a One Year Limited Warranty. If the mug you ordered shows any signs of imperfection, fades, or cracks within a year of purchase, we will send you a replacement or provide a full refund.

User questions & answers

Question:	Entirely Made in USA
Answer:	Yes, mug is made in the USA.
Question:	When filled with water and microwaved (for hot tea), will the cup be to hot to handle...thanks in advance
Answer:	It is a ceramic mug, it would get as hot as any other coffee mug heated in the microwave, so I guess it depends on how hot you heat your water. I drink coffee mostly and it does not get too hot, but I also don't bring my coffee to a boil, just nice and toasty warm to drink.

Product description

Originally titled Metrobolist, the album's name was changed at the last minute to The Man Who Sold The World -- the original stereo master tapes were in fact labeled Metrobolist, with the title ultimately crossed out. The 2020 re-release of the album under its Metrobolist moniker has been remixed by original producer Tony Visconti, with the exception of the track ‘After All’ which Tony considered perfect as is, and is featured in its 2015 remaster incarnation.

Product features

The most significant collection of David Bowie images ever assembled.

• An unrivaled portfolio of images documenting the life and ever-changing personas of one the most influential musicians of the 20th century.
• Includes images from twenty five of the most important photographers who worked with the rock legend over the star’s five-decade career, beginning with Bowie’s self-titled debut album, David Bowie by David Bowie, released 1 June, 1967.
• A book as big as its subject: 356 pages, 245 black-and-white and color photographs, 11 ½ x 13 inches.
• With portraits and album covers, performances and rehearsals, rarely seen private moments, and candid snapshots.
• Features personal essays or commentary reflecting on the photographer’s experience of working with Bowie.
• Introduction by George Underwood, the man who, as a kid, permanently damaged Bowie’s eye in a brawl over a girl, and went on to become a musical collaborator and life-long friend.

Banner photo above: Janet Macoska 1976

Bowie with Mask photo left: Fernando Acevis 1997

Mick Rock

"I experienced David Bowie above all as a piece of living artwork, constantly modulating and mutating like a series of startling reflections in a cracked mirror. He was fascinating: Ziggy Stardust was a new breed of rock ’n’ roll operative, a rogue hitman with his own agenda, a post-modern heartthrob with destiny on his mind, a dreamer of Dada with glitter in his soul. He was the Scarlet Pimpernel in fabulous drag. He was what the times needed and a whole lot more."

Photo: Mick Rock 1972

Masayoshi Sukita

"Whatever was happening to David in his personal life, he never showed it in front of the camera. His strength and humility always shone through in images, that was the bottom line, and it’s something that I will always remember.

And if I had to choose a highlight? Every time I shot David was a career highlight. He is, and always will be, my favourite subject."

Photo: Masayoshi Sukita 1974

Terry O'Niell

"Bowie’s manager rang and asked if I was available to do some additional work with Bowie, this time in a studio environment. Everyone was quite happy with what I did at the Marquee and David needed stills for his new album they were just finishing off, called Diamond Dogs."

Photo: Terry O’Neill 1974

Steve Schapiro

"Working with David Bowie always pushed me to unexpected and appreciated creative experiences. A shared love for Buster Keaton probably cemented our relationship. Bowie wanted to hear all the stories about the times I worked with his idol: Keaton

Being a special photographer on The Man Who Fell To Earth produced many iconic images: magazines, books and album covers. However, the story I really want to tell is about the first photo shoot I did with David Bowie in 1974."

Photo: Steve Schapiro 1974

Denis O'Regan

"I was unprepared for David’s warmth and humour, and the enthusiasm with which he invited me to capture his every move – onstage, offstage, backstage, travelling, out with friends, and just the two of us alone. David was generous with his time and gracious under pressure. In 1987, I toured the world again with David on his ‘Glass Spider’ tour. No photographer has ever spent more time with him; and I treasure those times."

Photo: Dennis O’Regan 1983

Marcus Klinko

"Towards the end of his life, Bowie put out a few music videos and I directed him in the 2013 video for the track ‘Valentine’s Day’. We talked about a new major photoshoot at that time, but very sadly, he passed away before we had a chance to make it happen.”

Photo: Markus Klinko 2001

Banner photo below: Greg Gorman 1987

Product description

David Bowie was an English rock star known for dramatic musical transformations, including his character Ziggy Stardust. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996. The music chameleon has left this world but his music is here to stay. These socks are inspired by his albums. You can mix and match them or wear them as a set. if you are a fan you will love these socks.

• 98% Polyester, 2% Spandex
• Officially Licensed David Bowie Product
• 5 Different Design Sets
• Ankle Style Socks
• Wash Cold; Dry Low
• Sock Size 9-11; Mens Shoes Size 5-8, Womens Shoes Size 5-10, Kids Youth Shoe Size 5-8 (7Y-12Y)

Product description

Legacy collects together some of Bowie's finest singles from his first hit, 1969 s 'Space Oddity' through to the final singles 'Lazarus' and 'I Can t Give Everything Away'.

All formats of David Bowie Legacy feature a previously unreleased version of the classic 1971 single 'Life On Mars?' mixed by its original producer Ken Scott.

Product description

Fashion Style Face Protections Are Ideal For Dust, Pollen, Crafts, Gardening, Travel.A Perfect Birthday/Christmas Gift.

• Made Of 100% Polyester Fiber,size: 7.9in/20cm*5.9in/15cm
• It Is Made Of High-Quality Fabrics, Very Comfortable And Easy To Wear, And Can Prevent Dust, Small Particles In The Air, Pollen, Etc.
• Dustproof, Anti-Odor; Washable And Reusable.
• Suitable For Cycling, Camping, Running, Traveling, Climbing And Daily Use. Protect You From Fog, Haze, Vehicle Exhaust, Passive Smoking, Etc. (Non-Medical )
• Hand Wash Is Recommended, Do Not Bleach

User questions & answers

Question:	The product description says it is white, but thebimage profuct is primarily black. What color is the actual primary background of the mask
Answer:	Black. It looks identical to the picture. It is white on the inside
Question:	Why is the picture black but the description says white? What color is the mask and how do you replace filter
Answer:	Dear friend, it is black, thank you!