Hi there,

I recently got hold of the Montreal bootleg from 1990, but the sound quality isn't as good as I was expecting.

Can anyone recommend me a really good show from 1990 to get - in terms of sounds quality and performance?

(Preferably with Adrian Belew's guitar as loud as possible, and the keyboards as quiet as possible !)

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There is a good DVD of Tokyo 90, and Milton Keynes was an FM broadcast. The rehearsal tapes are good too.

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I've got Milton Keynes (the complete show). Good quality, but of coruse that doesn't make up for the shitty arrangements and performances.

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Way too small a band, relies too much on pre-programmed syths (apparently Rick Fox would have a walkman, listening to other music ) and one totally bored singer. Easily Bowie's worst tour ever. Some of the visuals were good though.

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I've got Milton Keynes (the complete show). Good quality, but of coruse that doesn't make up for the shitty arrangements and performances.

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Hey Sys I was at that concert and I had a lousy seat but as Alan says the 1990 Toyko DVD and CD boot are very good.

I don't think his heart was in it on that so called goodbye hits tour.




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I like Belew, but the fact that he considers Sound + Vision the best tour he's ever been on makes me worry that he's a few froot loops short of a balanced breakfast.

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milton keynes - simple as that.
There is another good one from Paris but MK is better - full on FM stereo!

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There is another good one from Paris but MK is better - full on FM stereo!

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Was this broadcast by the BBC?





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Yes, it was live on Radio 1 with and exclusive interview before the concert, they broadcast the whole thing including Beethoven's 9th.

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Yes, it was live on Radio 1 with and exclusive interview before the concert, they broadcast the whole thing including Beethoven's 9th.

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Wonderful and commercial free, as I've mentioned Alan I was at the concert but in a lousy seat and missed this broadcast and interview So I take it you have this on CD?

I can remember the night / s previous viewing an interview he gave for MTV ( wasn't even broadcast here then ) I think I saw it on a Johnath King programe? It was like a countdown with famous singers etc...



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