Unreleased David Bowie Album 'TOY' Leaks Online
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Tuesday, 22 March 2011 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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A whole load of old un-released tracks and hidden gems from English rock legend David Bowie have been found leaked on the internet.
At the beginning of the millennium, a good 11-12 years ago, Bowie had re-recorded, re-mastered, and re-written his old un-released and un-heard of tracks, with intentions of releasing the songs alongside brand new material for an album he would have called ‘Toy’.
He had finished the album, but Virgin media, the label Bowie was signed to during that period, caused the album to dissolve and disappear without a release. Some of the proposed tracks turned up on random B-sides, or were recycled to appear on his album ‘Heathen’ which dropped in 2002. But most were left to gather dust for the rest of time...
Or would have been, if it weren’t for the internet and its pirates.
On Sunday (20th), a 14-track, full length album was found on the internet in high quality. Although none of the tracks are brand new Bowie material, these tracks are all unheard, so it’s almost the same as a new album. Hopefully.
The tracklisting for the album is below.
1. Uncle Floyd
2. Afraid
3. Baby Loves That Way
4. I Dig Everything
5. Conversation Piece
6. Let Me Sleep Beside You
7. Toy (Your Turn To Drive)
8. Hole In The Ground
9. Shadow Man
10. In The Heat Of The Morning
11. You’ve Got a Habit Of Leaving
12. Silly Boy Blue
13. Liza Jane
14. The London Boys
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