Decade old unreleased David Bowie album leaks

Back at the turn of the century, David Bowie re-recorded a number of his lesser-known songs, and planned to release them along with some new material on an album called Toy. The album was slated for a mid-2001 release, but due to problems with Virgin, Bowie’s record label at the time, it never saw the light of day. A number of the songs from Toy were included on Bowie’s 2002 album Heathen and as B-sides to its various singles, but a large portion of Toy still remained unreleased.

Until now, that is.

Sunday afternoon, a decade after its planned release, a 256 kbps quality torrent of the full-length album was leaked online. Consisting of 14 tracks, and running a little over an hour long, the album is the closest we can get to “new” Bowie material.

The tracklist is as follows:

1. Uncle Floyd

2. Afraid

3. Baby Loves That Way

4. I Dig Everything

5. Conversation Piece

6. Let Me Sleep Beside You

7. Toy (Your Turn To Drive)

8. Hole In The Ground

9. Shadow Man

10. In The Heat Of The Morning

11. You’ve Got a Habit Of Leaving

12. Silly Boy Blue

13. Liza Jane

14. The London Boys

The torrent is quite easy to find.

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