デヴィッド・ボウイのインスタグラム(davidbowie) - 6月9日 07時54分

6-PAGE TIN MACHINE FEATURE IN JULY UNCUT “A shriekin' and dancing till 4am...” As this week is the 30th anniversary of Tin Machine’s highest UK album chart position (#3), it’s a good time to mention a couple of Tin Machine things celebrating the anniversary that may have passed you by. The July 2019 issue of @uncut_magazine has a 6-page feature and here’s the introduction to it along with the concluding paragraph. + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - +
Fawlty Towers viewing marathons! Boat trips with Gary Oldman! Riots on Sunset Boulevard! These are just some of the ingredients in the story of how DAVID BOWIE pulled himself out of his ’80s malaise with TIN MACHINE – a band of “fucking heathens” who paved the way for his creative rebirth in the following decade. Here Reeves Gabrels, Hunt and Tony Sales, Kevin Armstrong and producer Tim Palmer reveal all to Rob Hughes about Bowie’s creative motivations. “David said, ‘Let’s put an end to rock’n’roll. I really want to fuck with it!’” + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + “David said it’d take 25 years before people came around to Tin Machine,” says Reeves Gabrels. “I remember he used to have the Low rejection letter from RCA framed on his wall at his home in Switzerland. They’d sent that to him before it came out, so he’d been through the same thing before. Now it seems as though people are finally appreciating what Tin Machine was all about.” + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - +
The July issue of Uncut is out now. Also, Reeves Gabrels spoke to ilikeyouroldstuff.com while he was over in Sydney with The Cure. Read the very funny full thing here: https://smarturl.it/ReevesDBandI (Temp link on main page)
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lucidblurs Loved Tin Machine as an alternative to the anodyne music of that period generally. We needed someone to come and make a fuckin racket and thankfully it was Bowie and his idiot savant chums that did so. Saw them at Brixton Academy. Terrifying, unpredictable, loud, raw, hilarious, brilliant. ⚡️? ? ?

oxyerik I really like Tin Machine. The 1st release was very edgy , a great album. The second allowed a bit , but was a good CD as well

odiseo3i Overlooked or underrated. If it had been called David Bowie's Tin Machine, things would be different. I love it to bits.

markgt70 Well I definitely didnt wait 25 years to enjoy it.. Was still listening to it 2 nights ago. Never been better ??

bowiemaniac I saw them live in Hamburg, cologne and Hanover. It was a great time. The gigs were fantastic and really pure ?

dynamorockuy Loved it when it came out (I was a 15 year old metalhead then), and love it even more now!! ???

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