David Bowie 1978-04-28 Philadelphia ,Spectrum Arena – Genuine Stage – (Diedrich).
Sound Quality Rating
– 01. WARZAWA.flac
– 02. “HEROES”.flac
– 03. WHAT IN THE WORLD.flac
– 04. BE MY WIFE.flac
– 05. THE JEAN GENIE.flac
– 06. BLACKOUT.flac
– 07. SENCE OF DOUBT.flac
– 08. SPEED OF LIFE.flac
– 09. BREAKING GLASS.flac
– 10. BAND INTRODUCTION.flac
– 11. FIVE YEARS.flac
– 12. SOUL LOVE.flac
– 13. STAR.flac
– 14. HANG ON TO YOURSELF.flac
– 15. ZIGGY STARDUST.flac
– 16. SUFFRAGETTE CITY.flac
– 17. STATION TO STATION.flac
– 1.8 STAY.flac
Note : Fame,Beauty & the Beact,Art Decade,Moon of Alabama,TVC15 and Rebel Rebel are missing from the tape.
bonus > Milwaukee 1978-04-24
– 19. Warzawa .flac
– 20. “Heroes” .flac
– 21. Be My Wife .flac
– 22. Sense Of Doubt .flac
– 23. Speed Of Life .flac
– 24. Five Years .flac
– 25. Art Decade .flac
– 26. Alabama Song .flac
– 27. Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide .flac
Label: Old Gold Records 1999 – OGCD 175
Audio Source: audience
Lineage:
Total running time: 2:01:53
Sound Quality : Much noise ,dull ,but still good listened to
Attendance: 17.500
Artwork: Yes.
Bowie selected the two shows in the Spectrum for recording the live double of the tour Stage.
“I’m happy to be in Philadelphia tonight,it’s one of our favorite cities. Four years ago we recorded our live album David Live here and we liked the results so much we’ve decided to record our second live album here over the next two nights”.
Tour band 1978 – The Low and Heroes World Tour :
David Bowie – vocals, chamberlain
Adrian Belew – lead guitar, backing vocals
Carlos Alomar – rhythm guitar, backing vocals (music director)
George Murray – bass guitar, backing vocals
Dennis Davis – drums, percussion
Roger Powell – keyboards, synthesizer ,Moog Taurus bass pedals ,backing vocals (except 11–14 November 1978)
Dennis Garcia – keyboards, synthesizer (11–14 November 1978 only)
Sean Mayes – piano, string ensemble, backing vocals Simon House – electric violin
Simon House – electric violin.
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I was going on 14 when this album came out, at the time, I had only discovered David Bowie about a year or so before, and didn’t discover this gem of an album until two years after it came out, and I had it on 8-track, and played the hell out of it; all of the tracks that were performed live completely elevate the studio versions of previously released albums, and to this day, still haunt me and I never tire of watching video from the concert shot nearly 50-years ago. I wish I could have found out about this concert and a way to get to Philadelphia from NYC to see it. The musical world is at a loss without the Thin White Duke, and I miss him terribly, as I’m sure do many others.