David Bowie - Earthling (2021 Remaster) - Japan CD

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Each studio album is now available as a stand-alone album, using the latest 2021 remastered material from "BRILLIANT ADVENTURE (1992-2001)", the fifth boxed set of David Bowie's career! This is the 21st album in the series, "Earth" (1997), which expresses the exciting harvest from the tour that accompanied the previous album "Outside" and presents an edgy style to the scene by boldly incorporating the then cutting-edge jungle beat/drum'n'bass-like digital sound. The fifth in the box set "Brilliant Adventure [1992-2001]" that compiles David Bowie's career, each studio album is now available as a stand-alone album using the latest remastered sound sources from 2021! The new album is a direct expression of the exciting harvest Bowie reaped from the tour that accompanied his last album, "Outside," and presents an edgy style to the scene, boldly incorporating the then cutting-edge jungle beat/drum'n'bass style digital sound.Earthling" (1997), their 21st album in total! The latest remastered sound source used in the compilation box in 2021 is used, of course! Earthling" was created as a work with a completely different concept, rather than a concept album following the previous album, which was originally planned. The album, which incorporated the cutting-edge electro sounds of the time, such as industrial and drum'n'bass, was a big hit, as was the cover design, which featured a photograph of Bowie wearing a Union Jack coat designed by Alexander McQueen. In January 1997, a concert was held to celebrate Bowie's 50th birthday, which was attended by many guests.Released shortly thereafter in February, "Earthling" was recorded from August to October 1996, just after the "Outside Tour," with Reeves Gabrels and Mark Prati as co-producers. The album was then completed with overdubs of performances by Mike Garson, Gail Ann Dorsey, and Zach Alford, who were also on the tour. It includes such singles as "Little Wonder," "Dead Man Walking," and "I'm Afraid of Americans." *Works from 1997 *Used the latest remastered soundtrack in 2021.