Tin Machine II: Limited Crystal Clear & Turquoise Vinyl LP
⢠180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL ⢠INCLUDES INSERT ⢠SECOND AND FINAL STUDIO ALBUM BY TIN MACHINE, ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1991 ⢠BAND OF DAVID BOWIE, REEVES GABRELS, TONY SALES & HUNT SALES ⢠LIMITED EDITION OF 5000 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON CRYSTAL CLEAR & TURQUOISE MIXED VINYL
Originally released by Victory Music in 1991, Tin Machine II is the second and final studio album by Tin Machine. After this album and the supporting tour, frontman David Bowie resumed his solo career. Tin Machine IIâs reputation has only increased over the years. Uncut magazine placed the album on their list of 50 Great Lost Albums, calling the album âextraordinaryâ. As with all Bowie albums, there are plenty of strong tracks here to make this a must-have. Opening track âBaby Universalâ is pure Bowie. He re-recorded this track in 1996 for his 1997 album Earthling, but the track was not released on the album. It was eventually released in 2020 on the Bowie EP Is It Any Wonder?. Both the first and second singles, âYou Belong In Rock ân Rollâ and âBaby Universalâ both charted well, but it was âOne Shotâ that became the hit single of the album and peaked at #3 on the US charts. The albumâs cover (which was censored for its original USA release) was created by Edward Bell, who had previously worked with Bowie on creating the artwork for Scary Monsters. Tin Machine II is available as a limited edition of 5000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear & turquoise mixed vinyl and includes an insert.
⢠180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL ⢠INCLUDES INSERT ⢠SECOND AND FINAL STUDIO ALBUM BY TIN MACHINE, ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1991 ⢠BAND OF DAVID BOWIE, REEVES GABRELS, TONY SALES & HUNT SALES ⢠LIMITED EDITION OF 5000 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON CRYSTAL CLEAR & TURQUOISE MIXED VINYL
Originally released by Victory Music in 1991, Tin Machine II is the second and final studio album by Tin Machine. After this album and the supporting tour, frontman David Bowie resumed his solo career. Tin Machine IIâs reputation has only increased over the years. Uncut magazine placed the album on their list of 50 Great Lost Albums, calling the album âextraordinaryâ. As with all Bowie albums, there are plenty of strong tracks here to make this a must-have. Opening track âBaby Universalâ is pure Bowie. He re-recorded this track in 1996 for his 1997 album Earthling, but the track was not released on the album. It was eventually released in 2020 on the Bowie EP Is It Any Wonder?. Both the first and second singles, âYou Belong In Rock ân Rollâ and âBaby Universalâ both charted well, but it was âOne Shotâ that became the hit single of the album and peaked at #3 on the US charts. The albumâs cover (which was censored for its original USA release) was created by Edward Bell, who had previously worked with Bowie on creating the artwork for Scary Monsters. Tin Machine II is available as a limited edition of 5000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear & turquoise mixed vinyl and includes an insert.
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⢠180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL ⢠INCLUDES INSERT ⢠SECOND AND FINAL STUDIO ALBUM BY TIN MACHINE, ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1991 ⢠BAND OF DAVID BOWIE, REEVES GABRELS, TONY SALES & HUNT SALES ⢠LIMITED EDITION OF 5000 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON CRYSTAL CLEAR & TURQUOISE MIXED VINYL
Originally released by Victory Music in 1991, Tin Machine II is the second and final studio album by Tin Machine. After this album and the supporting tour, frontman David Bowie resumed his solo career. Tin Machine IIâs reputation has only increased over the years. Uncut magazine placed the album on their list of 50 Great Lost Albums, calling the album âextraordinaryâ. As with all Bowie albums, there are plenty of strong tracks here to make this a must-have. Opening track âBaby Universalâ is pure Bowie. He re-recorded this track in 1996 for his 1997 album Earthling, but the track was not released on the album. It was eventually released in 2020 on the Bowie EP Is It Any Wonder?. Both the first and second singles, âYou Belong In Rock ân Rollâ and âBaby Universalâ both charted well, but it was âOne Shotâ that became the hit single of the album and peaked at #3 on the US charts. The albumâs cover (which was censored for its original USA release) was created by Edward Bell, who had previously worked with Bowie on creating the artwork for Scary Monsters. Tin Machine II is available as a limited edition of 5000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear & turquoise mixed vinyl and includes an insert.
