David Bowie 1973-05-23 Brighton, The Brighton Dome – Brighton Rock – (Upgrade)
Sound Quality Rating
01. Anouncement – Ode To Joy Intro.flac
02. Hang Onto Yourself.flac
03. Ziggy Stardust.flac
04. Watch That Man.flac
05. Quicksand – Life On Mars? – Memory Of A Free Festival.flac
06. Moonage Daydream.flac
07. Changes.flac
08. Space Oddity.flac
09. The Jean Genie.flac
10. Time.flac
11. The Width Of A Circle.flac
12. Letís Spend The Night Together.flac
13. Suffragette City.flac
14. Cracked Actor.flac
15. Drive In Saturday.flac
16. Outro.flac
Label: Old Gold Records 1999 – OGCD 028
Audio Source: audience
Lineage: Tape
Total running time: 1:04:34
Sound Quality : Bad ,excessive noise ,extremely dull : can hardley be listened to.
Attendance: 2.100
Artwork: yes.
Audience noise between songs lowered. There is a cut in the first seconds of Moonage Daydream. Let’s Spend The Night Together fades in. There are some sound fluctuations throughout the recording and from the encores on the sound gets inferior. But all in all it is quite listenable now.
The Quicksand-medley is ,once again,played beautifully.
By the way,this was the last time Bowie played it during this tour: after Brighton it was replaced by another medley. After the medley,Moonage Daydream,in which Bowie sings: “Freak out in a teddy-bear dream-dream”! The number is interrupted a couple of times,and a tiny bit is missing. When the song is over,one can hear a girl screaming “I love you David!”. During the concert the audience were hysterical ,maybe even a trifle too much so: in their high-strung mood they did much damage to the theatre , especially to the seats!
As a result the Dome managers would never have Bowie perform there again!
“Thank you,we’ll be back in ten minutes” Bowie says after Space Oddity,and after a pause they return to playa heavy version of Jean Genie. After Width of a Circle the tape is shortly interrupted to continue with Let’a Spend the Night Together,of which the beginning is missing – and also the band intro to it. “Thank you,we love you” Bowie says after Drive in Saturday, and a music tape is played to indicate that the concert is over: no Rock & Roll Suicide??! Strange!
There are moments when Bowie’s singing,which is not too clear as it is,is drowned by Bolder’s bass. .
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