David Bowie/London,UK 1995 & more

This performance was originally intended for a TV show. It is famous as a professional shot. [December 14, 1995: THE WHITE ROOM (4 songs)] So, what is included in this work is the performance at “Westway Studio on December 14, 1995.” This is a multi-camera professional shot broadcast on the TV program “THE WHITE ROOM”. Its quality is top notch. There is an analog feel to the texture due to the air check master at that time, but there are no dubbing marks or master deterioration. Every corner of the screen is glossy and the colors are exactly like those days. It is an exquisite master that is beautiful even when viewed with modern eyes accustomed to digital images. The performance depicted with its beautiful visuals is a great tension. Even with “Under Pressure,” which was discovered to have been redone on the main press CD, there is no stagnation, and the performance, which continues with “The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty),” “Hallo Spaceboy,” and “Boys Keep Swinging,” doesn’t seem like it was in a studio. It radiates heat. Furthermore, due to the narrowness of the broadcasting studio and the series of super close-ups where Bowie’s face sticks out from the screen, the heat is felt even more intensely. It’s a passionate performance that doesn’t seem like a TV performance, and camera work that can only be seen on TV. Although it is about 17 minutes long, which cannot be compared to the main press CD, it is a hot professional shot that will make your hands hurt when you grip it tightly. [Delicious bonus video (2 songs)] “THE WHITE ROOM” is such a short song, but unfortunately it is only 4 songs. Therefore, this work also includes two bonus songs from TV pro shots from the same period. One is “Strangers When We Meet” from the famous BBC program “TOP OF THE POPS” which was recorded on “November 8, 1995”, and the other is “Strangers When We Meet” which appeared on “November 23, 1995”. MTV Awards” award ceremony performance. The former was just before the “British” tour, as mentioned in the schedule of the main commentary, and the latter was during the “British” tour. Unlike “THE WHITE ROOM” which was like a studio live performance, this one feels like a TV performance. However, on the other hand, the costumes and lighting are unique and elaborate. It is a promo clip-like video that draws you into the worldview created by Bowie’s first class. This is a video work that allows you to enjoy Bowie, a perfectionist, who does not cut corners even when appearing in the media, and rather creates a unique world view that is different from the stage. On top of that, it is also a disc that teaches you the “other side” of the main press CD and expands your imagination many times over. Westway Studios, London, UK 14th December 1995 PRO-SHOT (24:32) 1. Introduction 2. Under Pressure 3. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) 4. Hallo Spaceboy 5..Boys Keep Swinging Bonus Tracks TOP OF THE POPS BBC Studio, London, UK 8th November 1995 6.Strangers When We Meet EUROPEAN MTV AWARDS 1995 Le Zenith, Paris, France 23rd November 1995 7. The Man Who Sold The World PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.25min.