Credits:

Foals

Description:

The second and final album from 1991 is being reissued in analog in 180G weight format! ! TIN MACHINE II, released on VICTORY MUSIC in 1991, was TIN MACHINE's second and final studio album. After this album and a supporting tour, frontman David Bowie resumed his solo career. The album has received increasing acclaim in recent years, with Uncut magazine including it on its list of the "50 Greatest Lost Albums" and describing it as "an extraordinary piece of work. Like all Bowie albums, this album contains a number of strong songs. The opening track, "Baby Universal," is pure Bowie. The song was re-recorded for Bowie's 1997 album "Earthlings," but it was not included on the album and was eventually unveiled on Bowie's "Is It Any Wonder?The first single "You Belong In Rock 'n Roll" and the second single "Baby Universal" both charted, and the album's hit single "One Shot" reached #3 on the US charts. The album cover (which was censored for its original release in the U.S.) was designed by Edward Bell, who had worked with Bowie on the artwork for Scary Monsters.

Tracklisting:

1.Life Is Yours
2.Wake Me Up
3.2am
4.2001
5.Summer Sky
6.Flutter
7.Looking High
8.Under the Radar
9.Crest of the Wave
10.The Sound
11.Wild Green