Bowie Neoexpressionism

David Bowie opens his Isolar – 1976 tour with a new persona: The Thin White Duke. He's dressed in a black-vested suit with slicked-back hair. Bowie later described the persona as "a nasty character indeed."It was a concert tour in support of the album Station to Station.The tour is commonly referred to as Thin White Duke Tour,The Station to Station Tour, and The White Light Tour.The performances began without introduction with a showing of the 1928 surrealist film by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí, Un Chien Andalou, which includes a famous section of a razor blade cutting into a woman's eyeball. Bowie appeared on stage immediately as the film finished, while the audience was still disoriented. The visual element of the performances incorporated banks of fluorescent white light set against black backdrops creating a stark spectacle on a stage largely devoid of props or other visual distractions.The Ohio performance on 28 February 1976 was recorded by a concert-goer and released as the bootleg entitled "NeoExpressionism". Bowie was high on cocaine in those days, probably that’s the reason why there are 2 (!!!) false starts of TVC15. Anyway, it’s a good recording from the Station To Station Tour, one of the few enjoyable ones there is ............. Tracklist:
Intro - 0:00
Station to Station - 2:21
Suffragette City - 13:01
Fame - 16:50
Word on a Wing - 20:56
Stay - 27:04
Waiting For The Man - 34:34
Queen Bitch - 40:26
TVC15 (1) - 43:41
Life On Mars? - 44:12
Five Years - 45:58
TVC15 (2) - 51:27
Panic In Detroit - 51:42
Band Intro - 01:00:52
Changes - 01:01:20
TVC15 (3) - 01:05:24
Diamond Dogs - 01:10:18
Rebel Rebel - 01:17:14
The Jean Genie - 01:21:18

Thank you for posting. Any idea why there were false starts on TVC15? Really unusual for Bowie .