Reduced!

A small mistake ("bah") but still highly relevant & useful! If you can spot it you are a true fan! Selling this stock of Z-Folds at a reduced price (large print run to sell off). 

Z-fold Map Formats

This map is supplied in Z-fold format - small enough to carry in your back pocket, big enough to frame and look at it on a wall.

The Z-fold map replicates that old map format of unfurling and flattening! It even smells the same!! 

Specifications:

A6 size folded up (105mm x 148mm) - A2 (420mmx 594mm) size when unfolded. 

David Bowie: Discography FAQ

1. How many studio albums did David Bowie release during his lifetime?

David Bowie released 26 studio albums during his lifetime. His debut album, David Bowie, was released in 1967, and his final album, Blackstar, was released on his birthday, 8 January 2016, just two days before his death.

2. What was David Bowie's first UK number one single?

Bowie's first UK number-one single was "Space Oddity". Although initially released in 1969 to coincide with the Apollo 11 Moon landing, it did not reach number one until it was re-released in 1975.

3. Which David Bowie album revitalised his back catalogue?

The release of Let's Dance in 1983 revitalised interest in Bowie's back catalogue. During that summer, Bowie had multiple albums in the UK album charts, peaking on 16 July with an impressive 10 entries.

4. Did David Bowie ever perform in a band?

Yes, from 1988 to 1992, Bowie was a member of the rock band Tin Machine. They released two studio albums: Tin Machine in 1989 and Tin Machine II in 1991.

5. Did David Bowie ever release a live album?

David Bowie released nine live albums during his lifetime, with many more being released posthumously. David Live was his first live album, released in 1974, and A Reality Tour was his last, released in 2010.

6. How many albums has David Bowie sold worldwide?

Over his career, David Bowie sold an estimated 100 million records worldwide.

7. What is the David Bowie "Era" box set series?

Parlophone launched the "Era" box set series in 2015. These box sets are comprised of remastered versions of David Bowie's albums, alongside rarities and unreleased material, covering specific periods of Bowie's career.