David Bowie Blackstar JAPAN Red Vinyl Limited Edition 12" Lazarus with extras
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Description
David Bowie ? Blackstar Limited Edition Red Vinyl 12" Single
Ships from California!
Japan pressing, new and unplayed (not sealed, as purchased at the exhibition in Japan).
Includes extras as pictured: exhibition flyer and shop bag (bag is used and has wrinkles, will ship folded due to its size)
Media mail shipping is $4 within the US. Priority and international shipping available to some countries - please inquire before purchasing.
More details:
DAVID BOWIE is exclusive Japanese ? 12” “I'm a take you home (I'm a blackstar)” Alongside the Lady Stardust/Crystal Japan 7" 45 picture disc produced to coincide with the Japanese opening of DAVID BOWIE is in Tokyo on January 8th, 2017, a limited edition, transparent red vinyl 12" single of ? will also be made available exclusively through the DAVID BOWIE is exhibition shop at the same time. The 12” vinyl single (Catalogue number: SCJ7 1), features the following 3 tracks from the ? album... A-side Blackstar (album version) B-side Lazarus (radio edit) I Can’t Give Everything Away (radio edit) This limited edition red vinyl single (produced in Japan), will be accompanied by an exclusive poster of one of Jimmy King’s beautiful photographs of David (size: 590 mm x 884 mm). It will also include lyrics, translation of lyrics and liner note, and will be the very first physical single to be released from the ? album. Long-term Bowie designer, Jonathan Barnbrook, had this to say about the design... “I try to do something that is worthy of David Bowie, one of the greatest artists of the past century. I am always mindful of what his fans would like. For this, because the design is so simple, it needs to be perfect even with the smallest of details. The infinity symbol (?) that appears when you take the record out of its sleeve, was very important. It symbolises the desire of him wanting to live forever in I Can’t Give Everything Away and also that we have his music forever even though he is no longer with us.”
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