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Tubular Bells - CD, LP, SACD, DVD

Mike Oldfield

Progressive rock | New Age | Post-Minimalism | Symphonic Prog

1973

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CD Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells

50th Anniversary Japan SHM CD (2023)

EMI | Mercury | Universal Music Recordings 2. June 2023 Japan

Album Reissue Anniversary Edition

More ID: 701983 EAN: 4988031568989 Discogs ID: 27246294

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Title	Tubular Bells
Artist	Mike Oldfield
More info	50th Anniversary Japan SHM CD (2023)
Format	CD
Labels	EMI \| Mercury \| Universal Music Recordings
Country of issue	Japan
Date of publication	2. June 2023
First released	1973
Weight	85 g
EAN	4988031568989
Product ID	701983
Discogs ID	27246294
Discogs reviews	5

Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Japan in publishing company EMI in cooperation with Mercury and Universal Music Recordings on 2. June 2023.

Mike Oldfield The album Tubular Bells, released in 1973, is one of the most influential and well-known progressive rock albums of all time. The album was recorded when Oldfield was just 19 years old, and he plays a variety of instruments including guitar, bass, keyboards and of course Tubular Bells. The album's title track clocks in at over 23 minutes and is a true masterpiece of progressive rock, showcasing Oldfield's virtuoso playing and haunting, ethereal melodies. The rest of the album is just as good, with highlights including the gentle "Moonlight Shadow" and the hard-hitting "The Exorcist". Tubular Bells is an essential album for any progressive rock fan, and it's no wonder bands like Radiohead and Muse cite it as an influence.

Album spans genres Progressive rock, New Age, Post-Minimalism and Symphonic Prog.

Track list

1	Tubular Bells - Part One (1973 Original Mix)	25:29 min
	Chorus [Nasal] Nasal Choir \| Double Bass [String Bass] Lindsay Cooper (2) \| Flute Jon Field \| Voice [Master Of Ceremonies] Vivian Stanshall
2	Tubular Bells - Part Two (1973 Original Mix)	23:21 min
	Chorus [Bootleg] Manor Choir \| Drums Steve Broughton
3	Tubular Bells 4 Intro (2017 Demo)	8:33 min
4	Tubular Bells / In Dulci Jubilo (Music For The Opening Ceremony Of The London 2012 Olympic Games)	11:24 min
5	Tubular Bells (Mike Oldfield & York Remix)	9:49 min
	Remix Mike Oldfield, York