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No Trendy Réchauffé

David Bowie

2020
15 tracks
1 uur, 15 min
glam rock

Album Description

David Bowie's captivating live album, 'No Trendy Réchauffé', is a thrilling testament to his mesmerising stage presence. Recorded on 13th December 1995 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, this album is the second instalment in the 'Brilliant Live Adventures' series. The 15-track setlist is a masterful blend of Bowie's iconic hits and deeper cuts, featuring scintillating performances of 'Look Back in Anger', 'Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)', and 'The Man Who Sold the World'.

With his unique blend of glam rock and art rock, David Bowie weaves a sonic tapestry that is both nostalgic and innovative. The album's duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes is a wild ride of emotions, taking the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of his eclectic discography. From the haunting 'The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)' to the energetic 'Jump They Say', each track is a testament to Bowie's boundless creativity and showmanship.

Released on 20th November 2020 via Parlophone UK, 'No Trendy Réchauffé' is a must-have for any David Bowie fan. The album's raw energy and unbridled passion make it an unforgettable listening experience, offering a glimpse into the magic of Bowie's live performances. With its flawless blend of music and atmosphere, 'No Trendy Réchauffé' is an essential addition to any music collection, and a poignant reminder of David Bowie's enduring legacy.

Tracks

Look Back in Anger - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
4:43
Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
5:19
The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
5:07
The Man Who Sold the World - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
3:38
Hallo Spaceboy - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
5:19
I Have Not Been to Oxford Town - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
4:21
Strangers When We Meet - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
5:00
Breaking Glass - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
3:52
The Motel - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
6:30
Jump They Say - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
3:37
Teenage Wildlife - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
6:40
Under Pressure - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
4:32
Moonage Daydream - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
5:37
We Prick You - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
4:21
Hallo Spaceboy (Version 2) - Live at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 13th December, 1995David Bowie
6:17

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About David Bowie

David Bowie, born David Robert Jones, was an iconic English singer, songwriter, and actor whose career spanned over five decades, leaving an indelible mark on popular music. Known as the "chameleon of pop," Bowie was celebrated for his constant reinvention and innovative stagecraft, which captivated audiences worldwide. His journey began with the 1969 hit "Space Oddity," but it was his groundbreaking work in the 1970s that solidified his status as a musical pioneer. Bowie's discography is a testament to his versatility, blending genres like glam rock and art rock, and his influence extends beyond music into film and fashion. With a charismatic presence and a profound intellect, Bowie's performances were as much about the spectacle as they were about the music. His legacy continues to inspire, making him one of the most influential figures in rock history.

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