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1-1: Scary Monsters (2:31)
1-2: Seven Years in Tibet (3:55)
1-3: The Supermen (Part) (0:50)
1-4: Dead Man Walking (3:55)
1-5: The Jean Genie (4:09)
1-6: I Can't Read (4:42)
1-7: Quicksand (4:45)
1-8: Aladdin Sane (3:30)
1-9: The Man Who Sold The World (3:59)
1-10: Supermen (3:06)
1-11: Andy Warhol (2:25)
2-1: Repetition (2:58)
2-2: Lady Stardust (3:25)
2-3: White Light-White Heat (3:39)
2-4: Shopping For Girls (3:25)
2-5: Heroes (6:10)
2-6: Dead Man Walking 2 (4:07)
2-7: I Can't Read 2 (5:03)
2-8: Repetition 2 (2:52)
2-9: Rosie Girl (0:50)
2-10: Fuck You All Night Long (1:40) |
 | | Description: | Most tracks either have the last few seconds cut off suddenly or fade out early.
Tracks 1-1 to 1-6 The 99X 3rd Anniversary Show (With Reeves Gabrels), Smith's Ole Bar, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 8 April 1997.
The 9 tracks from 1-7 to 2-4 were previously released officially, with endings intact, on ChangesNowBowie in 2020. These were recorded in November 96 at Looking Glass Studios, NYC and broadcasted by the BBC on Bowie?s 50th birthday on January 8, 1997. The claim of a radio broadcast in 2002, on the front and back cover of this release, is therefore likely incorrect.
Track 2-5 Bridge School Benefit, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, United States, 19 October 1996.
Track 2-9 'Rosie Girl' from The Rosie O'Donnell (TV) Show, 26 March 1997. This is Bowie having fun with "China Girl'.
Track 2-10 is 'I'm A Hog For You, Baby" originally recorded by The Coasters but with altered lyrics."An Acoustic Evening With" on CD captures the timeless artistry of David Bowie in an intimate, stripped-down setting. Instead of the grand theatricality and elaborate production of his studio albums, this release focuses on voice, songcraft and subtle arrangements, offering listeners a closer look at Bowie's melodic strength and emotional depth. The acoustic framework lets classic material breathe, highlighting lyrics, harmonies and nuances that can sometimes be overshadowed in full-band versions. It is an ideal choice for fans who want to experience Bowie's work in a more direct and personal atmosphere, and for collectors looking to expand their CD library with a special, concert-like listening experience at home.
David Bowie is one of the most influential artists in modern music history, celebrated for his constant reinvention and boundary-breaking creativity. Rising to international fame in the early 1970s, he left his mark with iconic albums and personas, blending rock, pop, art and performance in ways that inspired generations of musicians. Over decades, he shaped the sound and visual language of popular music, and his songs have become enduring standards far beyond their original era. An acoustic release like this underlines his versatility and the timeless quality of his songwriting, independent of stylistic fashions.
The CD is released by Laser Media, a label known for issuing special editions, broadcast recordings and collectors' items aimed at dedicated music lovers. Laser Media often focuses on distinctive presentations that offer an alternative perspective on an artist's work--whether through rare material, live settings or unusual formats. With "An Acoustic Evening With", the label underscores its commitment to presenting renowned artists in ways that complement and enrich their established discographies, creating attractive additions for serious fans and genre enthusiasts alike. | | | Edition: |
Digipak |
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1157262 |
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