Hello you are looking to BUY the DAVID BOWIE CD YOUNG AMERICANS released on RCA RECORDS PCD1-0998 UPC: 07863-50998-2. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL RCA FIRST PRESSING WITH THE LYRIC PICTURE SLEEVE INSERT, NOT THE REISSUE. THIS IS A US RELEASE, BUT THE CD WAS MADE IN JAPAN WHERE RCA HAD ALL OF THEIR ORIGINAL FIRST CDS PRESSED. ITEM IS IN OVERALL NEAR MINT CONDITION. CD LOOKS NEVER PLAYED- IS MINT.  INSERT & BOOKLET ARE IN VERY GOOD/EXC CONDITION. BOOKLET HAS INDENTATIONS FROM PEGS INSIDE OF JEWEL LID. JEWELCASE IS EXCELLENT- 100% INTACT- NO CRACKS OR CUTOUTS. CD IS NOT SEALED, BUT COMES STORED IN A POLYBAG  International buyers please inquire about shipping rates.  Thank you for looking and Happy Buying.

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DAVID BOWIE Young Americans (Very Scarce ORIGINAL RCA, Japan for USA 8-track Version Of This Withdrawn CD, picture sleeve PCD1-0998) . NOTES: The Japan for US PCD1-0998 is the same as the Japanese RPCD12 release. The German & US discs have similar catalogue numbers. This early edition differs from the later reissues- one example is the Japan for US release starts late and the first two drum beats (Young Americans) are missing.   Format: CD ALBUM !----> Record Label: R.C.A. Catalogue No: PCD1-0998 Country of Origin: USA   Language: Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description. Additional info: Deleted The title song of David Bowie's Young Americans is one of his handful of classics, a bizarre mixture of social comment, run-on lyric style, English pop and American soul. The band plays great and Tony Visconti's production is flawless—just a touch of old-fashioned slap-back echo to give the tracks some added mystery. Bowie combines his renewed interest in soul with his knowledge of English pop, rather than opting entirely for one or the other. Thus, "Win, " one of his best pop ballads, makes great use of an R&B chorus. He does a plaintive version of John Lennon's "Across the Universe, " while "Fame " and "Fascination, " besides being complementary titles, continue his merger of styles on a positive note.