Released: October 30, 1989 (UK) Label: EMI Records Catalogue Number: MT 7630 Format: 7" Vinyl Single A brooding, atmospheric standout from Tin Machine’s debut, pairing Bowie’s intensity with the band’s angular, punk‑infused sound. The third single from Tin Machine’s self‑titled album, Prisoner of Love showcased the group’s darker, more abrasive direction. Backed with a live version of Baby Can Dance, the release captured the raw, collaborative ethos of Bowie’s late‑’80s band

Released: September 4, 1989 (UK) Label: EMI USA Catalogue Number: MTPD 68 Format: 7" Shaped Picture Disc, Limited Edition A striking shaped‑disc release pairing a fierce live Dylan cover with Tin Machine’s raw studio title track. A bold early statement from Tin Machine, this limited‑edition picture disc captured the band’s aggressive live sound and Bowie’s pivot back to hard‑edged rock. Released alongside multiple formats, it served as a key promotional single for the band’s