Artist	Song
David Bowie	Rebel Rebel (Live)
from David Live (2005)
David Bowie	China Girl (Live at the Manhattan Center, New York)
from VH1 Storytellers (2009)
David Bowie	Diamond Dogs (Live)
from David Live (2005)
David Bowie	Heroes (Live)
from Stage (Live) [Remastered] (2005)
David Bowie	Fame (Live)
from Stage (Live) [Remastered] (2005)
David Bowie	1984 (Live)
from David Live (2005)
David Bowie	Knock On Wood (Live)
from David Live (2005)
David Bowie	Breaking Glass (Live)
from Stage (Live) [Remastered] (2005)
David Bowie	TVC 15 (Live)
from Stage (Live) [Remastered] (2005)
David Bowie	New Killer Star
from New Killer Star (AOL Session) - Single (2004)
David Bowie	Panic In Detroit (Live)
from David Live (2005)
David Bowie	Aladdin Sane (Live)
from David Live (2005)

Comment:

[i]Live! On Stage! Hear David Bowie, pop’s perpetually polymorphic phenomenon, undergoing the most amazing audio transformations ever performed without a net![/i] From the troweled-on-eye-shadow-and-orange-spiked-’do days to the Armani- and Patek Philippe-appointed period, he’s treated the stage like the world’s biggest runway, with an ever-dazzling kaleidoscope of images. The legendary ’72 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium concert — Bowie’s first American radio broadcast, and a full-glam slam with the Spiders From Mars — spent more than two decades as a treasured bootleg before its first legit release. During his first official concert recording, [i]David Live[/i], Bowie killed off Ziggy and remodeled Philly soul in his own image . . . as “plastic soul.” In fact, the [i]Diamond Dogs[/i] tour was rechristened “Philly Dogs,” and foreshadowed his [i]Young Americans[/i] phase. And by 1983’s [i]Serious Moonlight[/i], Bowie had rocketed across the mainstream at A-list altitude, selling upwards of 2.5 million tickets on his [i]Let’s Dance[/i] tour. So, instead of merely compiling the best Bowie concert that never was, we’d like to introduce you to Bowie, opening up for Bowie, followed by the headliner . . . Bowie.

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