“Ziggy Stardust” - David Bowie (Limited Edition Print by Morgan Howell)

“Ziggy Stardust” - David Bowie (Limited Edition Print by Morgan Howell)Space Oddity was alledgedly rush released on 11 July 1969 to coincide with the Apollo 11 moon landing. After initially refusing to give the song airplay, the BBC played it during their coverage of the Apollo 11 launch and lunar landing. This exposure finally gave Bowie a hit, reaching #5 in the chart. Bowie would later revisit his Major Tom character in the songs Ashes to Ashes and Hallo Spaceboy. Limited Edition Print Strictly limited to just 75

FOOTNOTE: Victor Vasarely is the artist responsible for the 1968 artwork: CTA 25 NÉGATIF

Previously unreleased

I put on Houses Of The Holy and just sat there

" - The Crack Magazine

The band liked the concept so much that they decided to call the album Presence after the project

DMM transfer by Hendrik Pauler at Pauler's Acoustics in Northeim

Bohemian Rhapsody (Reprise)

" Storm Thorgerson in the same magian said that "It was also designed to symbolise the overwhelming presence of Led Zeppelin’s music

Reckless Serenade

was one day on the phone with his mother who wanted to get rid of a few hundred copies of ‘Liza Jane’ that were stored in her garage

*Item is new but unsealed in open sleeve

and we took it downstairs the same evening and we cut it