Reality [180 Gram White & Blue Swirl Audiophile Vinyl/Limited Edition/Tri-fold Cover]
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Tracklist
1
New Killer Star
2
Pablo Picasso
3
Never Get Old
4
The Loneliest Guy
5
Looking for Water
6
She'll Drive the Big Car
7
Days
8
Fall Dog Bombs the Moon
9
Try Some, Buy Some 1
10
Reality 1
11
Bring Me the Disco King
12
Rue Aux Fleurs
13
Marianne
14
Valse De Copains
15
Très Charmant
16
Adieu Renée
Tracklist
1
Fly
2
Overture: Queen Of All The Tarts
3
Rebel Rebel
About This Release
Limited 180gm white and blue colored vinyl LP pressing housed in a striking tri-fold cover featuring the original artwork design and illustrations, as well as being pressed by R.T.I. David Bowie continues to be a gift to rock music fans everywhere. There will never be another David Bowie, an artistic genius who enthralled generations of aspiring musicians and music lovers the world over with the many fine recordings and concert tours he created seamlessly for many years. At the turn of the millennium, Bowie scored a new legion of fans with harder edged recordings like his 2003 masterwork Reality. Reality kicks things off with the hard rock sound of 'New Killer Star.' This radio and fan favorite graced alternative and rock radio stations and helped bolster even further the rest of the LP with follow up hits like 'Never Grow Old' and 'Bring Me The Disco King' featuring longtime Bowie guitarists Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar, and stellar revisits of George Harrison's 'Try Some, Buy Some' and The Modern Lovers punk classic 'Pablo Picasso.' All in all, a truly remarkable album which continues to pave the way for a whole new level of fans as David Bowie enthusiasts consider this to be one of his greatest albums.