1-1: Station To Station (11:53) 1-2: Suffragette City (3:31) 1-3: Fame (4:02) 1-4: Word On A Wing (6:06) 1-5: Stay (7:25) 1-6: Waiting For The Man (6:20) 1-7: Queen Bitch (3:12) 2-1: Life On Mars? (2:13) 2-2: Five Years (5:03) 2-3: Panic In Detroit (6:03) 2-4: Changes (4:11) 2-5: TVC15 (4:58) 2-6: Diamond Dogs (6:38) 2-7: Rebel Rebel (4:07) 2-8: The Jean Genie (7:28)
Description:
"Live Nassau Coliseum '76" on CD captures David Bowie at a pivotal moment of his career, recorded during the legendary 1976 tour that followed the release of "Station to Station." This live album presents an intense, razor-sharp performance with a setlist that connects his classic glam-rock phase with his darker, more experimental mid-70s period. Listeners can expect powerful renditions of key tracks from "Station to Station," alongside reinvented versions of earlier hits, delivered with a tight, muscular band and a raw, immediate live sound that places you right in the auditorium at the Nassau Coliseum. The overall atmosphere is energetic, edgy, and theatrical, making this CD an essential document of Bowie's artistic transition and stage presence. The production preserves the dynamics and nuances of a full 70s rock concert, from quiet, suspenseful passages to explosive climaxes, appealing both to longtime collectors and new fans exploring Bowie's live legacy.
David Bowie, one of the most influential artists in rock and pop history, built his reputation on constant reinvention and fearless artistic experimentation. From the androgynous glam icon Ziggy Stardust to the soul-infused "Young Americans" period and the art-rock innovations of the "Berlin Trilogy," Bowie repeatedly reshaped the sound and aesthetics of popular music. He scored global success with songs like "Space Oddity," "Changes," "Heroes," "Let's Dance," and "Ashes to Ashes," and albums such as "Hunky Dory," "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," "Low," and "Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)." His impact extends far beyond chart positions: Bowie's visual style, stage personas, and embrace of avant-garde influences inspired generations of musicians, fashion designers, and filmmakers, cementing his place as a cultural icon.
The CD is released by Parlophone, a traditional and highly respected record label with deep roots in the history of popular music. Over the decades, Parlophone has become known for carefully curated catalog releases, high production standards, and a commitment to preserving and presenting important recordings with audiophile care. Especially in the realm of classic and heritage artists, Parlophone is recognized for detailed packaging, well-researched liner notes, and remastering that respects the original character of the music while improving clarity and fidelity. With "Live Nassau Coliseum '76," Parlophone continues this legacy by offering a professionally produced edition that showcases Bowie's live artistry in a way that does justice to the original performance.