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David Bowie
2002-10-12
St. Anns Warehouse
Brooklyn, NY
SBD/IEM Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01. Sunday
02. Cactus
03. Breaking Glass
04. Fame
05. Ashes to Ashes
06. Slip Away
07. China Girl
08. 5:15 The Angels Have Gone
09. Survive
10. I've Been Waiting For You
11. Rebel Rebel
12. I'm Afraid of Americans
13. Life on Mars
CD2
01. Look Back in Anger
02. Heroes
03. Heathen
Encores
04. Moonage Daydream
05. Afraid
06. Everyone Says Hi
07. Hallo Spaceboy
08. Let's Dance
09. Ziggy Stardust
Bonus Tracks (audience recording)
10. Stay
11. Bewlay Brothers
2000s - #4: On June 11, 2002, David Bowie released the album, Heathen, which would reach # 14 on the Billboard charts, his highest charting album in the US since Tonight in 1984. The disc also earned some of his strongest reviews since Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) in 1980. Worldwide, Heathen sold over two million copies and ranked in the top 5 on the charts in England, France, Germany, Norway and Denmark. Most significantly, the album dealt with Bowie’s impressions of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the US. Bowie was living in NY at the time of the attacks, and opened the Concert For New York City at Madison Square Garden in October 2001 that raised money for victims of the tragedy. Heathen, with songs such as Slow Burn, that described a world coming apart and gripped by fear, and Sunday, with lyrics such as "Nothing remains...everything has changed”, reflected the devastating impact of that day. Bowie went on a short summer tour in support of the disc, and then scheduled 7 extra shows on the East Coast in October. The first 5 of those shows were christened the New York Marathon Tour, as Bowie played 1 show in each of NYC’s five boroughs. He quipped that “I could get home from all the gigs on roller skates”. This Soundboard/IEM recording captures Bowie on the 2nd of his 5 nights in NY, at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn, on October 12, 2002, 22 years ago today. Download this one to hear Bowie play Heathen live, along with many of his classics, just slightly over a year after the events that inspired the album.
11 comments:
File not found. Could you repost? Thanks so much.
New link is up! enjoy!
Could you re post this link? Many Thanks
I've been listening to other DB shows from 2002 and am in love with his band and these arrangements. Any chance you could re-up this one (again)? If not, no worries, you've given me so much music through the years.
new link is up - enjoy!
Thank you so much!
Hi Speedy, at your convenience, whatever time frame works for you, would you be able to repost or renew the link to this show? From your description is seems like a very good one. 2002 Bowie shows are great and this would make a great listen. Thanks!
new link is up - enjoy!
Oh my, that was 'speedy'! Thanks, gonna give it a go!
Great sound, digging this one. The nuances of David Bowie's vocals and delivery of feature a bit more in the IEM mix. And this performance, just about to the date, 20 years ago David and the band played. We miss him.
Thanks for keeping it alive.
thanks for sharing.
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