the man who sold the world was released in 1971.
the man who sold the world was released in 1971.
when was the man who sold the world released?
1971
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the man who sold the world is the third studio album by english rock artist david bowie. it was originally released in the united states by mercury records on 4 november 1970, and then in april 1971 in the united kingdom. he recorded the album with producer tony visconti at trident studios in london and advision studios in central london.
the man who sold the world (album)
sunny day real estate formed in seattle at the height of the early-1990s grunge boom. the music video for "seven", lead track of the band's debut album "diary" (1994), was played on mtv, giving the band more attention. another emo band which emerged at the same time was california's weezer, which also released its self-titled debut album in 1994. also known as the "blue album", weezer's self-titled album was certified 2x platinum by the recording industry association of america (riaa) on august 8, 1995 and was certified 3x platinum by the riaa on november 13, 1998. as of august 2009, weezer's self-titled album sold at least 3,300,000 copies in the united states. according to "nme", weezer's debut album "pretty much invented emo's melodic wing". jimmy eat world, an arizona emo band, also emerged at this time. influenced by bands such as the mr. t experience and horace pinker, jimmy eat world released its self-titled debut album in 1994.
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