The David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World Mug is the perfect vessel to enjoy your favorite beverage while listening to this great album.
 
The Man Who Sold the World signaled a transition to hard rock with undertones of blues rock. The lyrics took on a darker tone compared to Bowie's earlier works, delving into themes of insanity, religion, technology, and war.
 
While lacking chart-topping hits, The Man Who Sold the World essentially marked the inception of David Bowie's classic era. Collaborating with guitarist Mick Ronson and producer Tony Visconti for the second time, Bowie crafted a tightly woven, intricately layered heavy guitar rock that may seem straightforward on the surface but reveals a more tangled complexity with each subsequent listen.
 
The mix is deliberately off-kilter, with the fuzz-bass taking precedence over the compressed, razor-thin guitars, complemented by Bowie's strained and affected vocals.