Glam Slam Chronicles (Everything)

Tin Machine’s "Maggie's Farm (Live)"  backed with "Tin Machine" , was released as a limited-edition 7-inch vinyl shaped picture disc...

Raw Magazine, Two Pages (August 23, 1989)

Smash Hits Two Page (Aug 23, 1989)

Raw Magazine Six-Page Feature & Full-Page Ad (Aug 8, 1989)

Kerrang! UK Cover & Five-Page Feature (Aug 5, 1989)

David Bowie’s "Gary Numan, Fear Not" a one-page concert review in New Musical Express, July 8, 1989. TIN MACHINE LONDON TOWN & COUNTRY...

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s The Unobtainable T. Rex  was released as a CD album in Japan by Teichiku Records Co. (catalog number unknown) in 1989, marking its first CD release, with a later heavy weight 12-inch vinyl reissue in Europe in 2016. Release Details: Label: Marc On Wax – 18DN-94 Format: CD, Compilation Country: Japan Released: 1989 Purpose: A compilation of non-album B-sides from T. Rex’s singles, primarily from their glam rock peak (1971–1973) and later years up to 1977.

A Metallic KO Michigan Palace Relic Released as a limited, numbered 7-inch clear glitter vinyl single in the UK on November 30, 1988, on Jungle Records (catalogue: JUNG 61), Iggy And The Stooges’ “(I Got) Nothing” b/w “Cock In My Pocket” was taken from the legendary final Stooges show at Michigan Palace, February 9, 1974 — immortalised on the Metallic KO album. Remastered from the original Skydog tapes, this raw, chaotic live assault with Ron Asheton (bass), Scott Asheton (dr

A Slade Dancefloor Resurrection released in the UK on November 15, 1988, Slade’s “Let's Dance (1988 Remix)” 7-inch vinyl single on Cheapskate Records (catalogue: BOYZ 3) was backed with “Standing On The Corner,” this remixed stomper, composed by Jim Lea and produced by James Lea, revived Chris Montez’s 1962 hit (written by Jim Lee, #4 US Hot 100, #2 UK). Montez’s original—featuring Joel Hill (guitar), Ray Johnson (Philicorda organ), Ray Pohlman (bass), Jesse Sailes (drums)—wa

A Glam Revival Hit Bryan Ferry’s “Let’s Stick Together (Westside ’88 Remix)” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on October 17, 1988, on EG Records (catalogue: EGO 44). Backed with Roxy Music’s “Trash,” this release reimagined Ferry’s 1976 hit, a cover of Wilbert Harrison’s 1962 R&B classic, with a modernized remix by Bruce Lampcov and Rhett Davies for Westside Studios. Issued to promote Ferry’s solo career revival and Roxy Music’s legacy, the single tapped into ‘80s