personnel were members of the Arnold Corns sessions proto-group. In 1999, The Man Who Sold the World was reissued again by Virgin/EMI, without the bonus tracks but with 24-bit digitally remastered sound. In 2015, the album was remastered for the Five Years (1969–1973) box set. It was released on CD, vinyl and digital formats, both as part of the compilation and separately. On 6 November 2020, the album was reissued by Parlophone under its working title of Metrobolist to commemorate its 50th anniversary. The reissue featured an updated version of the original Weller artwork as its official cover. For this release, Visconti remixed every song, except "After All", because he felt the original mix (as remastered in 2015) was "perfect as is". In 2021, a companion 2-CD set called The Width of a Circle was announced to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the British release. A press notice stated that the collection, released on 28 May, will "feature non-album singles, a BBC In Concert session, music for a TV play and further Visconti remixes wrapping up (Bowie's) recordings from 1970 and revealing the first sonic steps toward Hunky Dory". Track listing All tracks are written by David Bowie. Side one "The Width of a Circle" – 8:05 "All the Madmen" – 5:38 "Black Country Rock" – 3:32 "After All" – 3:52 Side two "Running Gun Blues" – 3:11 "Saviour Machine" – 4:25 "She Shook Me Cold" – 4:13 "The Man Who Sold the World" – 3:55 "The Supermen" – 3:38 Personnel Adapted from The Man Who Sold the World liner notes. David Bowie – vocals, guitar Mick Ronson – guitar Tony Visconti – bass, piano, guitar Mick Woodmansey – drums Ralph Mace – Moog synthesiser Technical Tony Visconti – producer Ken Scott – engineer Charts Notes References Bibliography External links David Bowie albums 1970 albums Albums produced by Tony Visconti Albums recorded at Trident Studios EMI Records albums Folk rock albums by English artists Hard rock albums by English artists Mercury Records albums Parlophone albums RCA Records albums Rykodisc albums Virgin Records albums