I haven't, to be honest. Looks like another one to add to the "must buy" list.

Melly, you can hear two songs from disc 2 of Bowie at the Beeb on my muxtape

i combined them as one...it's track 9
"Hang On To Yourself > Suffragette City"
http://atari2600.muxtape.com/

pure live excellence

the version of suffragette city on that is shit though

wha?

It's phenomenal...

it's live...oh so live

of course it's oh so much better on a 24-bit cd player through a 24-bit receiver with a full compilment of speakers

no, they need to bring the guitars WAY up. it sounds unfinished and thin. david does just fine on the vocals but theres something missing.

the vocals are incredible, yeah

i can a little of what you mean...Ronson's gtr is def a bit louder on Hang than Suffragette

I'm always torn between those two...Ziggy & Hunky Dory.

ranked Hunky Dory number one in a Cantanky Bowie thread of yore:
http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...&postcount=141
this time around gave it to Ziggy.

praised it as "best bbc eva" here
http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache...l ient=safari
as "great live" performance here
http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...highlight=beeb
proof meet pudding, pudding meet proof

My favourite Bozza songs are ''After All' and ''The Bewley Brothers''. He never topped those two and never will.

They took it down a while ago, but there used to be a vid floating around somewhere on youtube of backstage footage at his 50th birthday concert.. you seem him rehearsing with SY. He has a bit of fun with Kim taking polaroids of her, Lee talks about how the structure of "I'm Afraid of Americans" gave them room to make it really noisy, and Thurston mentions that he hitchiked to see one of Bowie's shows on the Station to Station tour.

I also heard a story from a coworker that he came into Other Music in nyc two years ago and bought records from Mars and The Fugs.

Cheers atari, will check out the muxtape later on!

bowie at the beeb is amazing, i remember atari uploaded it and it was great, had to delete it thought.

right now, i'd say hunky dory: "cha-cha-cha-cha-changes!".