David Bowie 1970 Lost Gem Of An LP The Man Who Sold the World
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Description
Rare 1972 Copy
Of David Bowie’s
1970 Brilliant
‘The Man Who Sold the World’
In Very Good Vinyl Condition
With The Rare Mint Condition
Original Bowie Poster
Very good vinyl condition of a vinyl 1972 copy of the late great
David Bowie’s third studio album ‘The Man Who Sold The World’.
This is the 1972 version that was released on RCA Victor with the
catalog number LSP-4816. This album was the real beginning of
Bowie’s rock sound that departed from the largely acoustic music
he was making until then. This forgotten treasure has also been called
Bowie’s only hard rock album. This item also comes with the original
poster that was included with it and it is in mint condition, (see photo).
With nine iconic tracks and everyone a winner, including the title song
which was given a new second life when it was covered by Kurt Cobain
in 1993.
Side One
1. “The Width of a Circle”
2. “All the Madmen”
3. “Black Country Rock”
4. “After All”
Side Two
5. “Running Gun Blues”
6. “Saviour Machine”
7. “She Shook Me Cold”
8. “The Man Who Sold the World”
9. “The Supermen”
Truly a rare find of an original Rock and Roll keepsake and with the added
extra of the mint condition poster.
Experience the production the way it was meant to be heard in all the
warm tones of its analog quality stereophonic vinyl sound and not the
inferior audio of MP3s.
Please add $4.00 for postage and handling if being mailed in the U.S.
Postage for Canada, Europe or Australia will have to be determined by a quote from the post office if the bidder wins the auction on this item.PayPal is my preferred method of payment, and tracking and insurance
can be added to the postage cost, but only upon request of the buyer.
Thanks.
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