Diamond Dogs Demo Video

About This Movie

So, this is a neat little piece that showcases Bowie in one of his more experimental phases. Filmed in black and white, it feels raw and unfiltered, which is kinda fitting for Bowie, right? The way he moves amongst those cardboard cutouts—it’s both theatrical and a bit haunting. The pacing is quite leisurely, almost dreamlike, giving you a sense of being in Bowie’s headspace at the time. It’s a glimpse into a world that never quite materialized, which adds a layer of intrigue for collectors. The whole vibe is very much a product of the mid-'70s, capturing that avant-garde spirit that Bowie often danced with.

Released primarily in limited formats, this demo video has become a sought-after item among Bowie enthusiasts. Its scarcity is notable, as it was never fully commercially released, making it a hidden gem in Bowie’s discography. The unique aesthetic and historical context contribute to its appeal, capturing a moment in time that never fully came to fruition.