Expanded Seventh Black Sabbath Album 'Technical Ecstasy' Released
‘Technical Ecstasy’, the seventh Black Sabbath album, is now a box set.
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‘Technical Ecstasy’, the seventh Black Sabbath album, is now a box set.
The box sets keep on coming.
A l’occasion des 50 ans de la sortie britannique du légendaire album The Man Who Sold The World du regretté David Bowie, un coffret 2 CD intitulé The Width of a Circle (faisant référence à un morceau présent sur cet album) sortira le 28 mai. Ce coffret complète ainsi Metrobolist, réédition dudit album sortie en 2020. On y retrouvera notamment 21 titres inédits, dont des singles hors-album, une émission BBC In Concert, la bande-son d’une pièce télévisée et des remixes additionnels du producteur Tony Visconti, complétant les enregistrements de l’année 1970 et révéla...
The Width of a Circle. The set, which will arrive on May 28, will feature 21 recordings from 1970, including non-album singles, a BBC in Concert l session, music for a TV play called Pierrot in Turquoise or The Looking Glass Murders (in which Bowie himself was cast as a mime) and new remixes from Bowie's longtime collaborator Tony Visconti. The release serves as a complementary album to last year's 50th-anniversary re-release of 1970's Metrobolist. The new double album takes its name from the opening track to The Man Who Sold the World, which Bowie titled after a painting by one...
By Syndicated Content Parlophone David Bowie compilation called The Width of a Circle, conceived as a companion piece to the late rock legend's recently reissued 1970 studio album, The two-CD collection features non-album singles, a live BBC radio performance, music Bowie created for a TV play, and remixes of select 1970 recordings by David's longtime studio collaborator, Tony Visconti. The Hype that was recorded and aired in February 1970 on the BBC's The Sunday Show program. Bowie's 14-song set included renditions of most of the tunes from his 1969 self-titled debut, and a versi...