Title: Although billed as "Tin Machine," this is a must for any Bowie fan.
Product review: Tin Machine, led by the chameleon himself - David Bowie - shows just how versatile he is. I love this album. It's bluesy rock tempo and open-air concert ambiance sounds full and rounded. It seems to almost be the precursor of Big Head Todd & the Monsters' 1997 album "Beautiful World."Bowie's style weaved through so many genres throughout his career, and he was incredible at nearly all of them. (I wasn't really a fan of "Low" and "Heroes," but that's just me). He started out in the Mod scene, then psychedelic, on to glam, Motown/disco, ambient, dance, new wave, pop, then singing lead in the brilliant adult contemporary rock band, Tin Machine.This is, in my opinion, his underrated climax. There's not one track on this album that doesn't satisfy. It's a shame the band only recorded two albums (the second of which is not even currently available, to my knowledge), and only lasted a couple years.
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