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"Telling Lies" is a single by David Bowie written in 1996 and in 1997 released for the album ''Earthling''. Three versions of "Telling Lies" were released on (Bowie's official website ) beginning 11 September 1996 – one version was released for each of three weeks – constituting the first ever downloadable single by a major artist. According to issued press releases, over 300,000 people downloaded the original Internet-only release. Two months later, it was released as a single by BMG. Bowie launched the single with an online chat session, where he and two other people pretending to be him answered questions from the audience (Bowie told the truth; the other two "told lies"). The chat audience was asked to vote on which chat personality was the "real" Bowie; the "real" Bowie came in 3rd. No music video was produced. ==The single== # "Telling Lies (Feelgood mix by Mark Plati)" - 5:07 # "Telling Lies (Paradox mix by A Guy Called Gerald)" - 5:10 # "Telling Lies (Adam F mix)" - 3:58 A limited edition CD with a different cover was released with the same tracks. There is also a double 12" vinyl promo release which includes an additional remix of A Guy Called Gerald, together with Bowie's mix to appear on ''Earthling''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Telling Lies」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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