David Bowie/London,UK 1995 Complete Channel 4 Recording

impact! We have newly discovered a complete version master of the super best stereo sound board that no one has ever heard before through our own route. The shocking master was recorded on “December 14, 1995 in London”. It is not a normal tour live, but a TV program “THE WHITE ROOM” recorded at Westway Studio. Bowie at the time was also an “OUTSIDE TOUR” that broke new ground. First, let’s take a look back at the overall picture of our activities and confirm our position. ●1995 [“OUTSIDE” released on September 25th]・September 14th – October 31st: North America #1 (27 performances)・November 14th – December 13th: UK (16 performances)・December 14th: THE CHANNEL 4 appearance ←★This work★ ●1996, January 17th – February 20th: Europe #1 (23 performances), June 4th – 13th: Japan (7 performances), June 18th – July 21st: Europe #2/Israel (20 performances) This is the whole picture of “OUTSIDE TOUR”. During this tour, a performance in Japan was also realized, but this work was released about half a year before that. It was a TV program that I appeared on the next day after finishing my home country tour that ended on December 13th. Of course, since it was a program, the scene was broadcast, and it has become one of the famous professional shots since that time, but the problem is the length. Due to program time constraints, only four songs were aired, and the song was only well known for about 17 minutes. Of course, until now it was thought that all four songs were performed, but in reality, the performance consisted of 10 songs and approximately 57 minutes. This work is a stereo soundboard recording that reveals the whole story. Moreover, the quality is super-excellent and absolutely perfect. Usually, new excavation sound boards are often rough ones that are directly connected to the table, but this work is different. Perhaps because it was recorded on TV, it was carefully mixed, and the sound quality, pitch, and balance were all perfect. There is no need for remastering at all, and it is a transcendental sound board that can be officially released as is. The TV performance depicted with that quality is also amazing. First, let’s organize the set, including the increased amount. ●70s-80s (5 songs)・THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD: The Man Who Sold the World・LODGER: Look Back In Anger/Boys Keep Swinging (★)・SCARY MONSTERS: Teenage Wildlife・Others: Under Pressure ( ★) ●90s (5 songs)・BLACK TIE WHITE NOISE: Jump They Say (★)・1. OUTSIDE: The Heart’s Filthy Lesson/The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) (★)/Hallo Spaceboy/We Prick You *The four songs marked with “★” are broadcasted. …and it looks like this. It’s a TV appearance rather than a concert, so it’s compact, but the essence of “OUTSIDE TOUR” is condensed into it. Speaking of 1995, the sound board of the St. Louis performance is famous, but “Boys Keep Swinging” and “Jump They Say” that cannot be heard there are also performed. It’s more than that, it’s the performance. Although it is an in-house studio live rather than a hall, the excitement with the audience in front of you is just like a stage concert. As mentioned earlier, they had been on tour up until the day before, so the ensemble was able to play well, and their momentum and combinations were outstanding. The performance is completely different from the one you get from appearing on TV. That said, there are some scenes that look like they were recorded for television. That is “Under Pressure”. In the TV broadcast version, the performance was uneventful, but it was actually a reshoot. During the performance, the show’s camera crew pulled out Gail Ann Dorsey’s cable. Bowie stopped playing, saying, “Wow, wow, wow, The lady’s bass went off.” I’ll start over again. Not only was this an unthinkable mistake on tour, but he immediately chose to start over without even thinking about recovery in the slightest. You can enjoy the mood unique to such broadcast recording with the super-excellent official sound. Above all, the quality is superb and there are many live performances that will be your first experience. The performance, which was thought to consist of only four songs, turned out to be unreleased for about 40 minutes… A shocking soundboard album that allows you to enjoy the panoramic view that only fans and people involved at the scene would have known, in official Kanze quality. Only 4 songs will be broadcast on TV. First ever complete version Westway Studios, London, UK 14th December 1995 STEREO SBD(from Original Masters) The complete Channel 4 TV recording for “The White Room” music show hosted by Mark Radcliffe (56:28) 01. Introduction 02. Look Back In Anger 03. The Hearts Filthy Lesson 04. The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (as Beauty) 05. Under Pressure [I] An accident occurs when the TV crew hooks the bass cable and pulls it out 06. Under Pressure [II] Redo 07 . Hallo Spaceboy 08. Boys Keep Swinging 09. Jump They Say 10. We Prick You 11. The Man Who Sold The World 12. Teenage Wildlife David Bowie: Vocals Carlos Alomar: Guitar Gail Ann Dorsey: Bass / Vocals George Simms: Keyboards / Vocals Mike Garson: Keyboards Peter Schwartz: Keyboards Reeves Gabrels: Guitar Zachary Alford: Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING