Bowie Sound And Vision Vinyl

Vinyl 7 david bowie sound and vision 1977 vinyl discogs.

Bowie sound and vision vinyl.

Clear virgin vinyl gatefold record jackets feature rare photographs and extensive liner notes. The pictures on both sides of the disc are taken from the film the man who fell to earth the a side has a colour shot and on the flip side a black and white shot of his character newton wearing a hat. Another disc for the collection. Both sides have sound and vision the a side of this release has a brand new remastered version of sound and vision.

A documentary which takes you on a journey of bowie s revolutionary career struggle with his personal life and his achievements and successes. It might be kind of odd release. No doubt all of the songs from the 6 cd set will be brought out in some variation and with a new title and cover but as long as there is good quality pressings and good packaging no bowie fan will mind. Well recorded and pressed in a flecked grey vinyl.

Bowie has already released a sound vision anthology that encompassed his career back when he was rereleasing his catalog with rycodisc in 1989 which included selections from his rca releases through scary monsters. The song is notable for juxtaposing an uplifting guitar and synthesizer led instrumental track with bowie s withdrawn lyrics. Recorded in david s bedroom to present to record companies 1969. The album features 9 of bowie s songs from the sound vision concerts.

This is the first widespread physical release for this remix as previously only available as a very limited promo cd david bowie sound and vision 2013 made in the eu. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1977 vinyl release of sound and vision on discogs. Sound vision i track a1 previously unreleased original demo. Sound and vision is a song by english singer songwriter david bowie which appeared on his 1977 album low.

This stripped back version was originally created for a sony experia advert and utilises the original lead vocals and mary hopkin s backing vocal with a new piano part. Track a2 alternate version originally released as the b side of the space oddity single released 1969.