This work includes “April 1, 2004 Toronto Performance”. This is an audience shot taken at the third performance of “North America #2” according to the CD commentary schedule. The biggest point of this work is its superb quality. Although the video is from 17 years ago, the image and sound quality are top-notch even by today's standards. It's a distant view shot from the back seat overlooking the front of the stage, and it features plenty of bold zooms as well as a panoramic view of the stage. When you say "distant view + zoom", it would not be strange if the image becomes blurry, but this work is different. It looks like he's using a tripod, and it feels incredibly stable. Furthermore, I am also happy with the attention to detail. Bowie, who moves from left to right on the stage, is kept neatly in the center of the screen while scrolling smoothly without any camera shake. When changing highlights, such as each member's solo, pull back to the full view and zoom in again. If you move left and right while zooming, it will not only be difficult to see, but it will also cause you to get lost trying to find the focal point. By pulling it once, you can grasp the whole view and approach smoothly. This is an effective technique for both shooting and viewing. What's more, when zooming in and out, it doesn't change suddenly, but at a speed that's easy to see, but it zooms in and out without hesitation. You can tell from the quality that he is a photographer who has watched a lot of Bowie's shows and is used to recording. The show, depicted with such visual beauty, is a passionate performance that makes it hard to believe that the fateful moment is approaching. The schedule has progressed from the main press 2CD, and the set has changed further. Let's compare and organize them here. 70's (11 songs) Ziggy Stardust: Hang On to Yourself/Starman (★)/Five Years/Suffragette City/Ziggy Stardust Other: The Man Who Sold the World/Quicksand (★)/Rebel Rebel/Fame/"Heroes" " / All the Young Dudes 80's and later (15 songs) ・80's: Ashes to Ashes / Under Pressure / Modern Love (★) / China Girl ・90's: Hallo Spaceboy / I'm Afraid of Americans ・Heathen: Cactus / Sunday/Heathen (The Rays) (★)/Slip Away (★)・Reality: New Killer Star/Never Get Old/The Loneliest Guy/Days/Looking For Water (★) *Note: “★” marks the 2CD “DENVER” 2004” songs you can’t listen to. ...and it looks like this. They will perform rare songs that are different from those on the 2CD. The later numbers “Slip Away” and “Looking For Water” are also delicious, but the dazzling one is “Starman”. Although its revival on the “HEATHEN Tour” became a hot topic, this masterpiece of “Ziggy Stardust” was only played at limited venues after that. You can experience it on-site through video. Bowie collapsed immediately after the German performance of this tour. After that, he never toured again, although he sang a few songs at festivals and popped in for some gigs with musician friends. This work takes place half a month after our unforgettable last performance in Japan. This is a masterpiece that perfectly captures Bowie wrapped in his final glow. He traveled the world sharing his singing voice. Live at Air Canada Center, Toronto, ON, Canada 1st April 2004 AMAZING SHOT!!!! 1. Intro. 2. Rebel Rebel 3. Modern Love 4. New Killer Star 5. Fame 6. Cactus 7. All The Young Dudes 8 China Girl 9. Never Get Old 10. The Loneliest Guy 11. The Man Who Sold The World 12. Hallo Spaceboy 13. Sunday 14. Heathen 15. Band Introduction 16. Under Pressure 17. Days 18. Slip Away 19. Looking For Water 20. Ashes To Ashes 21. Hang On To Yourself 22. Quicksand 23. I'm Afraid Of Americans 24. Heroes 25. Audience 26. Star Man 27. Five Years 28. Suffragette City 29. Ziggy Stardust COLOR NTSC Approx.132min .
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