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BROOKLYN MUSEUM:  DAVID BOWIE IS...
Limited releases pressed in colored vinyl available only for the Brooklyn exhibit.
Brand New, Mint, Unopened condition.
‘TIME’ (U.S. single edit) / ‘THE PRETTIEST STAR’ (7” silver vinyl single / rare picture sleeve) Exclusive to the exhibition shop at the Brooklyn Museum, this item is a translucent silver vinyl version of the 1973 ‘Time’/‘The Prettiest Star’ US 7” single complete with a reproduction of the original undistributed picture sleeve. ‘TIME’ (U.S. single edit) 7” SILVER VINYL (David Bowie is Brooklyn Museum Exhibition Exclusive)
Side A Time (U.S. single edit) (3.41) Produced by David Bowie and Ken Scott Arranged by David Bowie and Mick Ronson. Mixed and engineered by Ken Scott.
Side B The Prettiest Star (3.31)                                          Produced by David Bowie and Ken Scott Arranged by David Bowie and Mick Ronson. Mixed and engineered by Ken Scott.
LIVE IN BERLIN (1978) (8 Track orange vinyl mini-LP)  Also exclusive to the exhibition shop will be an 8-track mini-LP on transparent orange vinyl, recorded live in Berlin at the Deutschland Halle, Berlin on 16th May, 1978. Four of the tracks are completely unreleased and the remaining four were only issued within the last six months, three on a digital streaming only E.P. which was only available for five days and one on the B-side of the 40th Anniversary “Beauty And The Beast” 7” picture disc released on 5th January this year. The front cover features a shot taken by fan Antoine Loogman at the show. LIVE IN BERLIN (1978) 8 TRACK ORANGE VINYL MINI-LP (David Bowie is Brooklyn Museum  Exhibition Exclusive)
Side 1. 1. “Heroes” (7.21) 2. Be My Wife (2.51) 3. Blackout (3.39) 4. Sense Of Doubt (3.18)
Side 2. 1. Breaking Glass (3.36) 2. Fame (4.05) 3. Alabama Song (4.08) 4. Rebel Rebel (3.37)
Produced by David Bowie Recorded live at the Deutschlandhalle, Berlin on 16th May, 1978. Cover photography by Antoine Loogman © 1978 Antoine Loogman