The news of David Bowie's death on January 10, 2016 at the age of 69 came as shocking news not only to music fans around the world, but also to all aspects of the world, including the arts. And here is the title of the video compilation of Bowie's 2004 "Reality" Java Tour, which ended up being his last visit to Japan. First of all, disc: 1 is the second day of the performance, March 9th, and the Budokan performance that continues from the previous day is almost completed for 139 minutes with one camera but stable audience shot from the 2nd floor seats almost in front of the stage. Recorded. Although there are some parts that are interrupted in the second half, it is a clear and good shot, and the audio is a powerful sound matrixed from a separate recording digital audience source. Also worth noting is that the set list was completely different from the previous day's Budokan performance, and especially from the second half onwards, numbers from "Heathen" and "Reality" that had not been played on the first day were also performed. If the first day was a set for general fans, this one can be said to be for avid fans. Furthermore, you can hear "Space Oddity" where they took out their nostalgic Stylophone and showed off their touch, and there are 5 encore songs, making this the best act of this Japan tour. Disc:2 includes 8 songs from Budokan on March 8th, the first day of the performance in Japan, and a digest from the Osaka performance on the 11th, which was the last stage in Japan. Recorded with stable audience shots from. The band has expanded from the previous European performance to Australia and Singapore. What's more, the fun of this tour, where the setlist changes quite drastically, is from this sudden premiere, and rare songs such as "A New Career In A New Town" from "LOW", which have not been performed much on this tour. The rest of the songs were relatively close to the best selections, and although the number of songs was a little less than other performances, it turned out to be a nostalgic video, such as "China Girl," which had to be re-done in a karaoke state to get the audience to sing it. Furthermore, as a bonus, we have added a pro-shot video of the Budokan performance on December 12, 1978, which is a standard video from the "STAGE" period, for a total of 108 minutes, which is also a must-see. DISC 1: 01.Rebel Rebel/02.Hang On To Yourself/03.New Killer Star/04.Fashion/05.Cactus/06.All The Young Dudes/07.China Girl/08.Reality/09.5:15 The Angels Have Gone/10.The Man Who Sold The World/11.Hallo Spaceboy/12.Sunday/13.Heathen (The Rays)/14.Under Pressure/ 15.Slip Away (uncle floyd)/16.Looking For Water/17 .Quicksand/18.The Loneliest Guy/19.Afraid/20.Be My Wife/21.New Career In A New Town/22.Ashes To Ashes/23.I'm Afraid Of Americans/24.Heroes/25.Bring Me The Disco King/26.Five Years/27.Fall Dog Bombs The Moon/ 28.Suffragette City/29.Ziggy Stardust [Live at Nippon Budoukan, Tokyo, Japan 9th March 2004] DISC 2 : 01.China Girl/02. Never Get Old/03.Quicksand/04.Days/05.Sound And Vision/06.Be My Wife/07.A New Career In A New Town/08.Ashes To Ashes [Live at Nippon Budoukan, Tokyo, Japan 8th March 2004] 09.Digest [Live at Osaka-jo Hall, Osaka, Japan March 11th 2004] 01.Warszawa/02.Heroes/03.Fame/04.Beauty And The Beast/05.Five Years/06.Soul Love/07 .Star/08.Hang Onto Yourself/09.Ziggy Stardust/10.Suffragette City/11.Station To Station/12.TVC15 [Live at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 12th December 1978] David Bowie - vocals, guitars, stylophone, harmonica. / Earl Slick - lead guitar / Gerry Leonard - lead guitar, b-voc. / Gail Ann Dorsey - bass, vocals. / Mike Garson - piano, keyboards. / Catherine Russel - b-voc, percussion, keyboards & guitars / Sterling Campbell - drums.
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