This week we have another copy of The All American Bowie, this time on blue coloured vinyl with green label.
This colour combination seems to be quite common for The All American Bowie.
It’s harder to find the other two releases with blue vinyl and green label combo.

Mine is a great copy and the very first All American I got.

This week we have a real rarity. The green vinyl In America with Stout sleeve.
The green In America is famous for it’s in many cases unfortunate event of changing colour.
The discs originally were clear green, but over time many reported seing them change colour. A real unfortunate event as this makes the records entirely black in many cases like mine. Held against light you can still see the green shine through.
Not all disc change colour though, some stop mid-process.
The same happens for a lot of other TMOQ boots with other artists too, but the green records seem to be heavily affected.

This week we have another variation of In Person.
Orange vinyl with black label.
This copy has seen better days, at least the sleeve and insert.
But at least it’s a different copy.

This weeks release is The All American Bowie on black vinyl with purple label and Stout Sleeve!
Personally I love the Stout sleeves, great artwork which makes these TMOQ releases unique.
As we all know, The All American Bowie is one of two Bowie gigs that TMOQ put out, the other being Santa Monica.
This version is not the hardest to find, but the red version is a lot rarer than the black vinyl.
Anyway, a very nice release.
My copy also have a black on black splatter effect in the record. I don’t know the reason for this though.

This week we have a copy of The All American Bowie.
This copy on skye blue transparent vinyl with white labels was traded with a friend.
Really love the colour of this piece!

A beautiful In America on green vinyl arrived yesterday!
This is the only green version of In America except the “Stout” version and comes with a black label.

I got this beauty the fantastic record store Boiler Room Records, you should check them out!
Have a look at their fantastic TMOQ inspired logo too!
A fantastic place to look for your next record purchase, and maybe you find a TMOQ hidden in the stacks too!

This week we have a ver nice copy of In America.
Blue vinyl with white label.
One of three blue varations of In America. The other two being a black label copy and also a green label copy.
This copy comes with a light yellow original insert.

Another week, another TMOQ.
This time we have a great and quite rare version of In Person, this time on green vinyl and white label.
There are two variations of the green In Person, one is more transculent than the other.
This is not the transculent version, even though it’s not a solid green record.
The insert with my green copy is a replica of the original.

Very nice edition!

This week we have the very first TMOQ I ever purchased.
A stunning mint copy of In America on transparent orange vinyl with white label.
It also had the original insert in minto condition together with a TMOQ catalog.
My copy also has a picture of Bowie on the back. Luckily it’s a picture that fits the era and I really love it!

There is also a twin copy of In Person that the same seller sold. It’s a green vinyl with pink sleeve and on the back it has a similar picture of Bowie. So if anyone has that out there I would be very happy to buy or trade that!

This is still one of my absolute favourites from the collection and also the start of this crazy collecting journey.

My first blue In Person arrived today. For some reason I am only missing the blue variations. They are actually not too hard to come by. Anyway, this is the blue variation with black label. A nice piece!