UNBOXED: David Bowie 'The Width of a Circle' - RARE TRACKS!

Yet another archive release from David Bowie! "The Width of a Circle" features two discs of rare tracks from his "Man Who Sold the World" era. Check out this video for an unboxing!

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[risboturbide]

Wooaa... I wish I had the money to buy all those special Bowie releases. Hope the sound quality is top notch.

[rolandofgilead]

this i gotta get cause it's my favorite Bowie album actually and i love this era of his music my favorite era of his i'd say is (1966-1974) and there are certain albums later on i love like Station to Station (1976) for one and a few others too. i had no idea this even existed man

[icoronado]

Would of been cooler if it came with a blu-ray documentary of that era...

[graemeknowles]

Very cool Kyle. I guessing these are the last Man Who Sold The World period recordings that lead into what became the Hunky Dory sessions. And eventually the release of that record in 1971. Enjoy my friend.👍