DAVID BOWIE - WHEN GRAVITY FAILS - RARE 3X LP - UNOFFICIAL RELEASE
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Jul 11, 2021
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DAVID BOWIE - WHEN GRAVITY FAILS - RARE 3X LP - UNOFFICIAL RELEASE. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Appears unplayed and NM condition. Sleeve is excellent with only slight ring wear (VG+).
Tracklist
A1 Ziggy Stardust A2 Waiting For The Man A3 The Supermen A4 Queen Bitch A5 Suffragette City B1 White Light White Heat B2 Hang On To Yourself B3 Hang On To Yourself B4 Moonage Daydream B5 Watch That Man C1 Queen Bitch C2 Bombers C3 The Supermen C4 Looking For A Friend C5 Almost Grown D1 Kooks D2 Song For Bob Dylan D3 Andy Warhol D4 It Ain't Easy D5 It's Going To Be Me E1 Five Years E2 Soul Love E3 The Prettiest Star E4 Hang On To Yourself E5 Ziggy StardustFrom Discogs: Unofficial release. Three (3) separate black vinyl LPs in plain paper sleeves housed in a printed cardstock jacket.
Repackaged compilation of three (3) previously-released unofficial releases:
David Bowie - My Radio Sweetheart
David Bowie - Ziggy 2
David Bowie - The Speed Of Life
No catalog number on jacket, no country of origin, though spine has artist & title and Slaughtered Lamb ©1990 printed on it. Each record has its own catalog number printed on each label as such:
Record 1: Volume One ZI (6140)
Record 2: Volume Two ZII (6141)
Record 3: Volume Three ZIII (6142)
Sides of each "volume" are appropriated by a large red capital "A" or "B" printed in the center over the hole.
Back of jacket lists tracks sequentially from 1-30 and does not indicate which tracks are on which LP. No tracks listed on labels. No track times are listed either. Except for "volume 1," LPs were pressed with no separation between tracks.
Misprints include:
Track 3 listed as "Superman" not "The Supermen"
Track 13 listed as "Superman" not "The Supermen"
Track 23 is listed as "Prettiest Star" not "The Prettiest Star"
Track 28 is listed as a second Track 26 (sequence states 26, 27, 26, 29)
Marc Bolan is credited as Marc Boland
Symbols next to each track indicate the source of the recording (five (5) altogether), which are:
Tracks 1-7: Long Beach Arena. Mar. 10, 1973
Tracks 8-10: BBC "Sounds of the Sixties" 1972
Tracks 11-18: BBC "In Concert" 1971
Tracks 19, 20: Jam with Marc Bolan
Tracks 21-30: Adelade, Australia. Nov. 11, 1978
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Record 1; side A, etched): ZIGGY-A
- Matrix / Runout (Record 1; side B, etched): ZIGGY-B
- Matrix / Runout (Record 2; side A, etched): ZIGGY II-A
- Matrix / Runout (Record 2; side B, etched): ZIGGY II-B
- Matrix / Runout (Record 3; side A, etched): DB 61Y2 A
- Matrix / Runout (Record 3; side B, etched): DB 61Y2 B
- Matrix / Runout (Label side A and B): ZI (6140)
- Matrix / Runout (Label side C and D): ZII (6141)
- Matrix / Runout (Label side E and F): ZIII (6142)
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