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Artist : David Bowie
Title : Welcome To The Blackout (Live London '78)
Year Of Release : 2018
Label : Rhino
Genre : Rock
Quality : 24-bit / 192kHz FLAC {tracks,log,cue,m3u,scans)
Total Time : 01:47:28
Total Size : 4.14 GB
Album Info
After completing Low and Heroes, the first two albums of his Berlin trilogy, David Bowie spent most of 1978 traveling the world. During this maousse tour called Isolar II Tour, he sings in front of a million people, during 70 concerts given in 12 countries! Above all, the star is freed from her addiction problems which had so far made her go on stage after having ingested astronomical quantities of cocaine… Recorded in April and May 1978 and published in September of the same year, the live album Stage showed a Bowie in full transition, grappling with his glam beginnings, his soul future and his new wave present.
First published on the occasion of Record Store Days in April 2018, this Welcome to the Blackout (Live London '78) also encapsulates this period. Recorded at Earls Court in London on June 30 and July 1, 1978 by Tony Visconti, this is an unprecedented double live offering versions a bit more energetic than on Stage. The fascinating sound of Low and Heroes' songs loses some of its strangeness on stage. And “old hits” like Rebel Rebel and Ziggy Stardust gain in luxury what they lose in violence, even if on Suffragette City, the singer is totally possessed. Finally, to support the Thin White Duke, guitarists Adrian Belew (lead) and Carlos Alomar (rhythm) knit him often stunning interventions. An unmissable document for Bowie fans.
CD1
1-1 Warszawa 6:27
1-2 "Heroes" 7:34
1-3 What In The World 4:07
1-4 Be My Wife 2:53
1-5 The Jean Genie 6:34
1-6 Blackout 3:43
1-7 Sense Of Doubt 3:40
1-8 Speed Of Life 2:37
1-9 Sound And Vision 3:12
1-10 Breaking Glass 3:31
1-11 Fame 3:52
1-12 Beauty And The Beast 4:58
CD2
2-1 Five Years 6:09
2-2 Soul Love 2:52
2-3 Star 2:30
2-4 Hang On To Yourself 2:40
2-5 Ziggy Stardust 3:25
2-6 Suffragette City 4:02
2-7 Art Decade 3:08
2-8 Alabama Song 3:59
2-9 Station To Station 11:10
2-10 TVC 15 4:18
2-11 Stay 6:59
2-12 Rebel Rebel 3:53
Credits
Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – George Murray
Design – Scott Minshall
Drums, Percussion – Dennis Davis
Edited By [Photo Retouching] – Gavin O'Neill (2)
Engineer [Recording Engineered By] – Jeremy Allom, Ken Capper
Keyboards, Synthesizer, Backing Vocals – Roger Powell
Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Adrian Belew
Mastered By – Ray Staff
Mixed By – David Bowie, David Richards, John Prestage
Photography By [Front Cover & Inside Tri-Fold] – Sukita*
Piano, Strings [String Ensemble], Backing Vocals – Sean Mayes
Producer – David Bowie
Producer [Produced For Release For RZO Music] – Tom Cyrana
Producer [Produced For Release For Warner Music] – Nigel Reeve
Recorded By – Tony Visconti
Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals – Carlos Alomar
Violin [Electric] – Simon House
Vocals, Chamberlin – David Bowie
Written-By – David Bowie (tracks: 1-3 to 1-9, 1-12 to 2-7, 2-9 to 2-12)
Notes
Recorded live by Tony Visconti with The Manor Mobile.
Recording engineered by Jeremy Allom and Ken Capper
Mixed by David Bowie and David Richards at Mountain Studios, Montreux, 17th - 22nd January, 1979
'Sound and Vision' and 'TVC 15' mixed by John Prestage at Air Studios, London.
6-panel digifile packaging.
Includes a folded, 6-panel, double-side insert, with artwork, credits and a re-produced review from the Evening News (presumably London Evening News), dated 30th June 1978.
Recorded live at Earls Court, London, 30th June and 1st July, 1978.
