David Bowie - 04/03/90
Palais Omnisports, Paris, France
Source:

lossless data disk # 636
also has losslss data disk # 00015 written on disk
Fujifilm DVD-R
source of recording - from silver CDs

Media Type:

FLAC

Media Count:

2

Tech Notes:

David Bowie
Visions And Sounds
Label & nr: GOLD MEDAL GM 006 1/2 CD
Venue: Paris, Palais Omnisports 03.April 1990

CD 1:
01 Beethoven's #9 Symphony
02 Space Oddity
03 Changes
04 Tvc 15
05 Rebel Rebel
06 Golden Years
07 Be My Wife
08 Ashes To Ashes
09 John, I'm Only Dancing
10 Fashion
11 Life On Mars
12 Blue Jean
13 Let's Dance
14 Stay
15 China Girl

CD 2:
01 Ziggy Stardust
02 Sound And Vision
03 Station To Station
04 Moon Of Alabama
05 Young Americans
06 Panic In Detroit
07 Suffragette City
08 Fame '90
09 Heroes
10 Pretty Pink Rose
11 Queen Bitch
12 The Jean Genie


Lineage:
original silver CDs --> EAC --> FLAC

Cover art is included. (Note specially the scratched-out label numbers on the
CDs! So these are really >>bootlegs<< to the core.)

Note on Beethoven's #9 Symphony: I think we - at DimeADozen - came to the
conclusion, that the inclusion of this particular intro (taken from
Clockwork Orange OST) is tolerated in the torrents.

Info taken from Bassman's Site:
This re-issue is a "killer"! The cover is made as an LP fold out cover in CD
size, and each disc has a blue and white picture inner sleeve. Great and highly
appreciated! The same excellent sound quality as on the Japanese original has
been maintained. Same as the CD PARIS AU PRINTEMPS (1990).
http://www.algonet.se/~bassman/bootlegs/index.html
Note: the additional text at Bassman's Site refers to the cover art of
PARIS AU PRINTEMPS, not of VISIONS AND SOUNDS.


Personal note:
In my current sharing mood of original silvers of Bowie boots, I originally
wished to share my favourite boot from 1990: Rock In Rio. However, since user dan_augen
beat me on this, I selected another one. This is a very early show of this
fantastic tour. The set list and the performances of the songs changed a bit
till the later part (as on Rock In Rio).

Therefore this early show is very interesting. Particularly 'Golden Years' is
nicely performed.

Unfortunately, Bassman's quality rating "excellent sound quality" is not true IMHO.
Judge for yourself with the attached sample. Compared with other releases from
this tour, it is hard to believe that this is a soundboard recording. If so, then it
is really a bad soundboard.

So I mainly recommend this show to true Bowie fans. If you are interested in excellent
shows (sound quality wise) then look for the Milton Keynes show, which has been/is
seeded here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=102085
(pre-FM, with edited China Girl).
However, IMHO particularly that Milton Keynes show is performence wise rather
"un-inspired". Rock In Rio is the true gem of the tour, although the sound quality
on Rio is not as good as on Milton. Other good releaes are from the Tokio shows (but
not that awful "Tour 1990" 4-CD-set!).

There are some more good quality recordings from 1990. I may share some more in the
coming weeks.




Seeded at DimeADozen on 18.10.2006 by steelyan.

Trades Allowed: Yes Traded From:

Reference #:

data disk # 636

Generation:

0

Lists:
Owned by Xavier Birtwich · Last Updated May 23, 2023


David Bowie 04/03/90
Palais Omnisports, Paris, France
Set I
Beethoven's #9 Symphony
Space Oddity
Changes
TVC15
Rebel Rebel
Golden Years
Be My Wife
Ashes To Ashes
John, I'm Only Dancing
Fashion
Life On Mars?
Blue Jean
Let's Dance
Stay
China Girl
Set II
Ziggy Stardust
Sound & Vision
Station To Station
Alabama Song
Young Americans
Panic In Detroit
Suffragette City
Fame '90
"Heroes"
Pretty Pink Rose
Queen Bitch
Jean Genie
Set III
 
Comment
Paris au Printemps
Last Changed By tigerwolf
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