David Bowie/London,UK 1972

The performance at the Royal Festival Hall in London on July 8, 1972 and the Hard Rock Club performance in Manchester on December 28 of the same year are both recorded with good audience recordings. Both performances have been carefully remastered and many noises have been removed, making them much easier to listen to than the original sounds. The London performance is a good one that ranks high among the audience recordings of the time, and on this day, the last three songs of the show (White Light White Heat, Waiting For The Man, Sweet Jane) are the first collaboration with Lou Reed. This is definitely a must-have item for fans. At the Manchester performance held at the end of 1972, the usual S.E. (Ode To Joy) did not play at the beginning of the show, and you could listen to an unusual opening in which Mick Ronson played the melody. You can also enjoy a lively performance that symbolizes the glam rock movement of the time. (Disc 1) -Recorded Live at Royal Festival Hall,London,UK 8th July 1972- 01.Ode To Joy / 02.Hang On To Yourself / 03.Ziggy Stardust / 04.Life On Mars? / 05.The Supermen / 06 .Starman / 07.Changes / 08.Five Years / 09.Space Oddity / 10.Andy Warhol / 11.Amsterdam / 12.I Feel Free / 13.Moonage Daydream / 14.White Light,White Heat (with Lou Reed) / 15.Waiting For The Man (with Lou Reed) / 16.Sweet Jane (with Lou Reed) / 17.Suffragette City (Disc 2) -Recorded Live at Hard Rock Club,Manchester,UK 28th December 1972- 01.Ode To Joy (with Ronson on Guitar) / 02.Let’s Spend The Night Together / 03.Hang On To Yourself / 04.Ziggy Stardust / 05.The Supermen / 06.Changes / 07.Life On Mars? / 08.Five Years / 09. The Width Of A Circle / 10.John,I’m Only Dancing / 11.Moonage Daydream / 12.The Jean Genie / 13. Suffragette City / 14.Rock’n Roll Suicide