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TITLE: "Ziggy's Emporium"
33 rpm vinyl record in tribute to David Bowie.
Cover made by Jef Aérosol who is a big fan of Bowie and music in general.
Perfect condition, record never listened to. The disc was released on the occasion of the French release of the reference book on Bowie "The complete David Bowie"
Edition exhausted and numbered by hand out of 500 copies.
you will receive one of the very last issues I have left...
LP 4 tracks:
SWEET GUM TREE: “Always Crashing In The Same Car” (3:30) / recorded especially for “Ziggy’s Emporium”
ERIC McFADDEN: “Ashes To Ashes” (4:34) / first time on vinyl
JESUS VOLT: “Heroes” (4:40) / from the forthcoming album Jesus Volt @ Crossroads Confined Countdown Festival (Found Guilty Records, out in November 15, as part of the bonus tracks to the concert)
GARY LOURIS: “Starman” (4:52) / recorded live acoustic at La Pomme d’Eve, June 25, 2007 by Patrick Chevalot, first time on a record
—— ART COVER: Jef Aerosol / ART DIRECTION: Mr Dose / All the songs have been specifically remastered for this vinyl by Jean-Yves Legrand / Design: Christophe Goffette ——
About the artist:
Jean-François Perroy, better known under the pseudonym Jef Aérosol, born in Nantes on January 15, 1957, is a French stencil artist from the first wave of street art in the early 1980s. He is considered one of the historical pioneers of this artistic technique With the other French artist Blek le Rat.
Very neat shipment by registered colissimo with tracking number for 15€ total value insured 67039121