For 'Reality', released in 2003, Bowie wanted to write and create an album for his touring band giving the record a much more straightforward rock and “thrusty” sound as Bowie put it at the time.
Again produced by Tony Visconti and recorded in New York where Bowie was by now living, the album hit the top 5 in the UK and went on to sell over 1 million copies worldwide.
Black vinyl pressing
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2002’s 'Heathen' was the first album Bowie and Tony Visconti had worked on together in twenty-two years. Recorded in a residential studio in upstate New York, it was the...
'A Reality Tour Live' showcases one of the best-loved tours of David’s career, remastered and now represented here for the first time in its re-sequenced order to better reflect the set lists of the...
(Blackstar), Bowie’s final studio album, was released on his birthday, 8th January, 2016. Never one to stand still, Bowie worked with Donny McCaslin’s jazz quartet and longtime producer Tony...
Recorded in secret in New York with producer Tony Visconti, 'The Next Day' was released a decade after Bowie’s previous album, taking the world by storm with a surprise...
New York City’s Madball continues to let you know that they’re still here, still sincere and still doing it better than everyoneelse. Their 10th album, 'Not Your Kingdom', is in-line with the...
