Uncut's 50 greatest lost albums
This month's Uncut magazine celebrates 50 extraordinary albums that are not officially on sale right now. Starting with Tin Machine, 'Tin Machine II' (1991). David Bowie had formed Tin Machine in 1998 with guitarist Reeves Gabrels and rhythm section Hunt and Tony Sales. EMI dropped them on the eve of this second album. Expect to pay: £20 for the CD.
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