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Sunday, 7 August 2011

DAVID BOWIE - LONDON BYE TA-TA


Excellent early boot of a Bowie performance recorded - not really in Paris (don't be fooled by the title!) - but for The Sunday Show at Paris Cinema Studios, London, February 5th 1970. A lot of people seem to complain about the sound quality. In my opinion, the quality is entirely listenable given the archive nature and rarity of this particular performance. Capturing Bowie mid-phase between his folky Space Oddity era and the far heavier, darker and rockier The Man Who Sold The World era, Paris Bye Ta-Ta is a total must-own. The 13-track playlist is a great mix of mid-late 60s Deram-era gems and early 70s Bowie classics and obscurities that include "London Bye Ta-Ta", "Fill Your Heart" (later recorded for Hunky Dory), "Karma Man", "The Prettiest Star" (originally released as a single in 1970 but magnificently flopped then re-recorded for 1973's glam rock classic Aladdin Sane), "Buzz The Fuzz", "Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud", "Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed" and the roaring rocker "Width Of A Circle", amongst others.


DAVID BOWIE - LONDON BYE TA-TA
1990
320 kbps
93 mb


Ripped & encoded by The Glass Humanoid.

Friday, 5 August 2011

AN EVENING WITH DAVID BOWIE



Superb bootleg release of a BBC Radio broadcast from 2002 featuring Bowie at his best with a stunning selection of tracks including "Look Back In Anger", "Alabama Song" and "Survive", amongst others. Bowie's Hunky Dory surreal masterpiece "The Bewlay Brothers" gets it's first ever live performance. A must-own for Bowie fans. Bonus tracks including "Life On Mars", "Fashion" and "Ziggy Stardust" taken from the British tv shows The Michael Parkinson Show and Friday Night With Jonathan Ross.


AN EVENING WITH DAVID BOWIE
2002
320 kbps
198 mb


Ripped & encoded by The Glass Humanoid.