David Bowie - Station To Station.... Live Nassau 1976.
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- David Bowie performing Station To Station during the 1976 tour.
Audio only from Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, N.Y.C. USA from the 'King Biscuit Flower Hour' recording (Not the recently released Station To Station Deluxe box set) set to tour photographs from Andrew Kent/Michael Eivaz,and lots of others along with random images of ticket stubs/memorabilia from the period.
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i am 59 now and i was in the concert with le chien andalou and carlos alomar with his guitar i am french and i can die now i saw the most fantastic concert rest in peace david
Did you live here in the US or travel? So cool
Any real David bowie fan loves this .
It's all about the time and space.
It really was a one off.
What I would give to of been there on this time and place.
The holy grail--for David bowie fans.
This is the stuff the real fans love.
I saw this show the night after he(along with Iggy Pop) was busted in Rochester. Pre-internet, so there was just word of mouth buzz that he might not make it to the show. I'll never forget the experience of 15,000+ screaming fans gasp and then go dead silent watching Un Chien Andalou. Then there was the 4+ minutes of blinding white light pointed straight out at the crowd along with Stacey Headon's screaming feedback intro to Station to Station. An evening that will stay with me forever.
a trick: watch series at flixzone. Been using it for watching a lot of movies lately.
@Noe Bryce Yea, I have been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :D
@Noe Bryce Definitely, have been watching on Flixzone for months myself :)
STATION TO STATION THE IMMORTAL SONG
I just start laughing when i listen to this song because every damn time i can't belive how utterly fantastic this song is!!! A truly great performer great man and wow that music!!! really fantastic thanks for uploading
It was my first rock show too. February 25 1976 Montreal. I also was 14 at the time. The songs I remember the most were Stay and Fame. A show that will last a lifetime. Musical genius. The thin white duke. RIP Mr Bowie. You will live within me forever.
Wow, this performance is so alive. The thin white duke and friends in full flight!!!
Il brano immortale, il brano di tutti i millenni !!!!! Questa è arte allo stato puro!!! DAVID BOWIE L'ASSOLUTO. MARINA
Grazie Stella che hai condiviso con me questo capolavoro!!! Un abbraccio animalista Marina
Condivido favoloso
Grazie di cuore Francesco un saluto Buona notte Marina
Best Bowie live concert recording ever! I first bought this on bootleg in Amsterdam in 1979 and it's been a favourite ever since. I was disappointed with the official version when it came out with the remastered STS - they had mixed all the excitement out of it
Totally agree the bootleg is by far the better version. the crowd are as high as a kite even more than Bowie on his cocaine lol. And The This White Duke is by far his coolest looking personas.
If anyone thumbs this down which so far none but if you do then it's because you aren't used to real music. Amen?
Is it just me or does this song really always sounds better live? It seems that they simply couldn't capture the immense energy of this song in studio.
Whenever I saw Bowie live the songs were always more intense I think that was his game plan from the start. Last time I saw him on The Reality Tour he blew the roof off the place. The show got more intense as it went on.
The drums dance around too live and eno s synth...
VISUALLY DELECTABLE EYE CANDY & IF UR THGE 1 WHOM ATTENDED ALLA THESE>>>>I AM SO ENVIOUS; LOVE THIS SONG PARTICULARLY THIS ERA> WHAT A TREAT TO FIND THIS EVENING.THX 4 POSTING & SHARING~~DA KID
Saw the tour in Denver. Absolutely will not forget, especially the opening Bunuel film and intense wall of white light.
This is like Bowie Does (Pink) Floyd or something. God I love it.
I attended the Seattle show. God damn, I'm so glad I did!
Stacey Heydon......the very best version.
Esta siempre va a ser la canción. Su canción. Mi canción. Gracias por tanto. Buen viaje maestro.
My first concert, 14 years old, went with 8 girlfriends since all my boyhood buddies back in '74 were homophobes. Show started by showing Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuels surrealistic film Un Chien Andalou. I am not exagerrating when I say that this show changed my life.
+Patrick Gallagher WOW! Patrick.....this was my first concert also !!!!
+Patrick Gallagher Awesome... and laughing about the homophobes, they didn't know what they were going to miss.
It wasn't my first concert but I did this show at the Boston Gardens that year. My first Bowie show.
have seen it twice in The Netherlands , maybe your friends were still in the closet because in the 70's gays didn't understand Bowie and didn't like him , there was a time that nightclubbing gay bars and discos was a sort of trend has to do with the sexual revolution I guess anyway the typical gay didn't like him Ziggy to them was a freak instead they were into disco and loved the disco period of Grace Jones '' I need a man '' turned them wild very conservative people so much different than the Warhol gang ......
Patrick Gallagher ...think it was 1976 for the ISOLAR II tour in my city. Heavy industrial town, entire country could be considered homophobic because back then the homosexual lifestyle was not embraced or marketed the way it is today. Consider how rapidly music was changing during that decade. It went from early rock to psychedelic to heavy rock, glam rock, disco, punk and the start of techno. It is unfair to label your “buddies” as homophobes, maybe they were slow to evolve but I doubt they were “homo...”. The very coolest girls I knew back then loved Bowie, the more industrial types loved Mick Jagger. By the way, 14 years old? From what I can remember most 14 year old boys back then did not go to concerts , instead they did “boy” things. The popular TV shows were Happy Days and the Brady Bunch NOT Will n Grace or QUEER EYE .
I was there in Rotterdam Ahoy 76 with Eno was insane, magic, lifechanging.
THE INSANE ROCK~N~ROLL FESTIVAL
Bowie at his beautifull and brilliant best..ressurection on 84th street.a got this bootleg when it came out and the sound quality is perfection and a wished a could of seen and been their but thanks to the bootleg that captures bowie at his best.i only wish someone or a tv show or RCA had a complete show or part that would be relesed on dvd .has anyone got any pvt footage ? .always wonderfull and interesting to see stuff from this period.thanks for putting this on .x
I was there both nights!!! WOW!!!
Me,Brit,Lisa and Sandi....Then next night,Me,Lisa,Ellen and Anthony!!!
The European Cannon is here!!!
I saw this show at Wembley. Can die happy now :)
Me 2! 5th may!
And me, absolutely spellbinding.
I gotta mention the bass because nobody else has. Superb! 👌
1976 tours
I love you for this thank you ⚡️🔥🤸🏻♀️🎶✨ seriously. This is delish🍭
jetait trop jeune pour voir cette magnifique tourné
My first concert...Cow Palace, S.F.
one crazy, talented, mod.
made the most of the hand he was dealt
Impresionante
Adore !
great bass
THE BEST...........................POINT
Il brano epico...l'apice artistica ...ciao Lucia rebel rebel baciooooooooooooooooooooooo.......
si l'apice
Missing Slick here, but still works.
No comments about the $7.50-8.00 ticket prices? After inflation this was very reasonable. This was before corporations took over the industry and force fed us the biebers and taylor swifts. $$$ today, back then pure talent.
Lacks Slick
Stacy Heydon was a pretty damn good stand-in.
Too much...!
Awe sum !!!!
Is the guitar player Earl Slick of Stacey Heydon?
Stacey Heydon. How is he not more well known after listening to this?!?!?!
Just got lost in the sauce.
Plenty of musicians do, Mr. Heydon never seemed to get the band credits or side gigs to put his name higher.
Stacey Heydon
Damn I didnt see your post should have known Bowie fans never leave a question unanswered lol
I was so damn lucky to meet Bowie in NYC in 2000 Dennis came onstage & joined Bowie Thomas Dolby & his student drummer Sterling Campbell who was Bowie's drummer for a private fan show at Roseland never forget the night I met God.
my fucking gott. here I search for lesser known Nassau Live version, aka the ultimate rendition of the song (!David Bowie Station To Station (Special Edition)\CD2\201 - Station to Station.mp3) and I happen upon your video with original tickets from the period shown, etc. let's agree upon something here.
we're ok. this is a live song, it's not the side-effects of the cocaine
In this time nobody could make shadow to this man.jimmy Page . elvis.or lennon.any .is my opinión.soberby.
As with most picture montages on TH-cam the pictures are never left onscreen long enough and always include some pointless effect like the zoom out.