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2019 reissue - intricately layered, smooth, alluring, and infinitely welcoming – those are words used to describe david bowies 2002 album heathen.
co-produced by tony visconti, who also produced many of bowies best albums (space oddity, heroes, the man who sold the world, and many others), heathen sounds like coming home. it combines the best of bowie without re-hashing what made him big in the first place, and effortlessly weaves modern production & electronics into his sound.
the original vinyls of this release can go for up to € 200 online, so it was an easy decision for music on vinyl to make this highlight of bowies work available again to those with smaller budgets.
features guest spots for pete townshend & dave grohl on guitar

part 1 of a new concept album by electronic music legend jean-michel jarre. contains collaborations with moby, tangerine dream, air, vince clarke and many more. the double 12 inch release comes in gatefold sleeve).

in the year of punk 1977, the jams exploded onto the music scene with this seminal debut album. the raw, unfettered aggression of the bands approach was well in keeping with the spirit of the times, but the heart of their songs and sound lay in the mod movement of the mid 60s. singer/guitarist paul weller comes off like a cross between joe strummer and the young pete townshend, bashing unreservedly through slow down, one of the r&b tunes that inspired the original mods. weller extols the virtues of frenzied dancing and nonconformist youth culture over the raging three chord attack of bassist bruce foxton and drummer rick buckler. the pure punk insouciance of his words and delivery is a perfect match for the raging but hooky arrangements, which basically consisted of the band walking into the studio and blazing through their live set. rickenbacker guitars never sounded so thick, and skinny ties never seemed less geeky.