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| British subversive icon’s second live double album, featuring Hang On To Yourself, Ziggy Stardust, Heroes, Breaking Glass, Station to Station, Fame, more. |
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| 1 Warszawa |
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| 2 Heroes |
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| 3 What in the World |
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| 4 Be My Wife [#] |
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| 5 Blackout |
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| 6 Sense of Doubt |
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| 7 Speed of Life |
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| 8 Breaking Glass |
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| 9 Beauty and the Beast |
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| 10 Fame |
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| 11 Five Years |
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| 12 Soul Love |
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| 13 Star |
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| 14 Hang on to Yourself |
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| 15 Ziggy Stardust |
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| 16 Art Decade |
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| 17 Alabama Song |
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| 18 Station to Station |
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| 19 Stay [#] |
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| 20 TVC 15 |
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Album Review
"Stage" was David Bowie's second live double album, documenting his supporting tour for "Heroes". Supported by a band that featured guitarists Adrian Belew and Carlos Alomar, Bowie doesn't recast his earlier work in a new light -- the songs from "Ziggy Stardust" essentially remain the same, as do the selections from "Station to Station" -- but they are infused with a new avant-garde spirit that comes to the forefront during the songs from "Low" and "Heroes". Though the newer material isn't arranged in a different manner than the studio versions -- and they lack some of the studio trickery that made the originals so thrilling -- the live versions do illustrate that much of the innovation of the Bowie-Eno collaborations lies in their subversion of conventional song structure. That said, "Stage" doesn't offer enough revelations to make it necessary for anyone but hardcore Bowie fanatics. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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