8 thoughts on “ What In The World - David Bowie - Pinpoints Of Light (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Details about David bowie "pinpoints of light" triple lp's red vinyl. promo. rare copies: show original title. David bowie "pinpoints of light" triple lp's red vinyl. promo. rare copies: Item Information. Condition: Used. Price: EUR Approximately US $ (including shipping)Seller Rating: % positive.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Coloured vinyl Vinyl release of White Light on Discogs. Label: Virgin Vinyl Records - VVR • Format: 4x, Vinyl LP, Unofficial Release Coloured vinyl2x, CD Unofficial Release DVD DVD-Video, PAL, Unofficial Release Box Set Numbered, Unofficial Release • Country: Europe • Genre.

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3. David Bowie. David Bowie Tin Machine Signed Autograph Maggie's Farm Picture Disc Vinyl Lp 4. $1,

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4. David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World [New Vinyl LP] Gram out of 5 stars (8) 8 product ratings - David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World [New Vinyl LP] Gram.

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5. Excellent 12 track RCA compilation album released and is supposedly a rare CD of Bowie's on RCA. Digitally remastered tracks from his RCA albums from to Quality is excellent. Nice to have an RCA CD of Bowie complete with logo and CD font is as original Vinyl records/5(11).

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6. Format: Vinyl LP album. K-Tel Records, UK release from Compilation of the best of David Bowie from the RCA period. 16 tracks including: Space Oddity; Life On Mars; Starman; Rock 'N' Roll Suicide; John, I'm Only Dancing; The Jean Genie; Breaking Glass; Sorrow; Diamond Dogs; Young Americans; Fame; Golden Years; TVC 15; Sound And Vision; Heroes; Boys Keep Swinging/5().

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7. Go get any of his bigger albums (Ziggy, Man who sold the World, Aladdin Sane, even Hours) before you move to this one. Listening to this first would probably have one of 2 outcomes: 1: You love this album but never gel to the rest of his albums except the other Berlin albums.-or You dislike this album and not listen to Bowie/5(3).

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8. This is a Fantastic LP in its own right, and in , proved to be a pivotal Album for David Bowie. No more "Laughing Gnomes" on this LP; "Running Gun Blues" and the Title song are interlaced with a futuristic post-apocalyptic world where Bowie's vocals blend and blur with the lyrics very well/5().

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