David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World

"The Man Who Sold the World," released on November 4, 1970, is David Bowie's third album, marking a transition in his career.

With influences from psychedelic rock and proto-glam, the album features iconic tracks like the title track "The Man Who Sold the World" and "All the Madmen." Produced by Tony Visconti, the record is known for its dark, introspective tone, exploring themes of identity and alienation. Initially met with mixed reviews, it has since become a classic in Bowie's catalog, paving the way for his era of reinvention.