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Tin Machine

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Tin Machine was the result of David Bowie's "I don't want to be a star; I just want to be one of the guys in the band" phase. It was a noisy, intentionally unrefined, and somewhat unpopular four-man group: David Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, and Hunt and Tony Sales, who Bowie had worked with way back when he was writing and touring with Iggy Pop in the mid-'70s. While Tin Machine only lasted for a short time (recording only two studio albums and one live album), it was the beginning of a 13-year working relationship with guitarist Reeves Gabrels.

Released:1989
Genre:Rock
Studio/Live?:Studio
Label:EMI
Guest Musicians:Reeves Gabrels, lead guitar; Hunt Sales, drums, vocals; Tony Sales, bass, vocals
1 Heaven's In Here 6:01
2 Tin Machine 3:34
3 Prisoner Of Love 4:50
4 Crack City 4:36
5 I Can't Read 4:54
6 Under The God 4:06
7 Amazing 3:04
8 Working Class Hero 4:38
9 Bus Stop 1:41
10 Pretty Thing 4:39
11 Video Crime 3:52
12 Run 3:20
13 Sacrifice Yourself 2:08
14 Baby Can Dance 4:57
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