Just landed at eil.com is an incredible collection of mega-Bowie collectables, including some highly sought after vinyl, CDs and more, here’s our Top 3, to see more click here
DAVID BOWIE Bowie 1965! Rare 2013 UK Record Store Day exclusive limited edition 4-track 7″ vinyl EP of rare early Bowie recordings, featuring I Pity The Fool & Take My Tip by The Manish Boys featuring Jimmy Page, along with You’ve Got A Habit Of Leaving & Baby Loves That Way by Davy Jones & The Lower Third; super cool retro picture sleeve too ***Limited to only 1000 copies*** More info hereDAVID BOWIE Man Of Words / Man Of Music: 2015 Dutch exclusive 9-track LP pressed on Blue Vinyl issued to celebrate the opening of the V&A’s David Bowie IS at the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands on 11thDecember 2015, featuring David’s classic second album released here under the name with which it was issued in America, gatefold picture sleeve with an internal pocket & lyrics inside. Although not sealed the sleeve shows minimal wear whilst the vinyl shows very little, if any signs of play. A fantastic item and only the second we have ever seen) ***Limited to only 1500 copies*** More info hereDAVID BOWIE Blackstar: Extremely Rare & Limited 2016 UK 7-track LP pressed on 180 gram Clear Vinyl, his twenty-fifth and final studio album including the 9:59 title track and Lazarus, die-cut ‘star’ gatefold picture sleeve with digital download card & 16 page booklet. Although not sealed the sleeve shows minimal wear whilst the vinyl shows very little evidence of seeing a turntable. This example also includes a rare set three different 17″ x 11″ high quality lithograph prints. A fantastic example of the stunning rarity) ** Limited to 5000 copies **. More info here
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