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“Here comes Johnny Yen again”

UMC celebrates Iggy Pop’s 70th birthday with limited-edition coloured-vinyl editions of the three albums that David Bowie was a major part in the creation of: The Idiot (on orange translucent vinyl), Lust for Life (on clear vinyl) and TV Eye Live (on purple translucent vinyl).

The Idiot and Lust For Life are celebrating their 40th anniversaries this year, as is Iggy’s 1977 US tour that was captured on TV Eye Live.

The three new coloured-vinyl releases, which are remastered for the first time from the original analogue tapes, will be released on June 2nd.

On the 25th anniversary of David Bowie and Iman's private civil wedding ceremony at Lausanne registry office, Switzerland in 1992, Iman paid a beautiful tribute:

“With you went so much of me“ – Iman

#BowieForever

"When all your faith is failing, Call my name"

Thirty years ago today, David Bowie released his seventeenth studio album, Never Let Me Down.

The album hasn't weathered well over the years...it's had a track surgically removed from it, never to be spoken of again, and even its creator didn’t have the nicest things to say about it.

Despite all this, it did reach #6 in the UK album chart back in 1987 and was certified gold three  months later.

Three singles were released from the album: Day-In Day-Out, Time Will Crawl and Never Let Me Down, all of which reached the UK Top 40 and the