What makes LiveAndWell.com by David Bowie notable?

'LiveAndWell.com' is significant for its critical reception and the way it reflects Bowie's influence on alternative rock at the time. The album, though not chart-topping, was praised for its raw energy and unique interpretations of his work, further solidifying his legacy as an innovator in music. Released in 1999, 'LiveAndWell.com' captures David Bowie during a revival phase in his career following the success of 'Earthling' in 1997. This album features live recordings from his tours promoting that album, highlighting his experimental approach to blending rock with electronic elements.

Who is LiveAndWell.com for?

LiveAndWell.com works well if you're into theatrical performances with energy, immersive live concert experience and dynamic shifts in pacing.

How many songs are on LiveAndWell.com?

LiveAndWell.com has 12 tracks, running approximately 72 minutes.

LiveAndWell.com

David Bowie · 1999

72 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock · electronic · hard rock

A dynamic blend of live performances that showcase Bowie’s eclectic sound and theatrical stage presence.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

theatrical performances with energy
immersive live concert experience
dynamic shifts in pacing
engaging storytelling through performance
captivating stage presence throughout

Maybe skip if you want

prefer studio recordings only
seek quick, simple tracks

Where this album fits

Themes: American cultural critique· theatrical live performances· electronic rock fusion
Career context: Released in 1999, 'LiveAndWell.com' captures David Bowie during a revival phase in his career following the success of 'Earthling' in 1997. This album features live recordings from his tours promoting that album, highlighting his experimental approach to blending rock with electronic elements.
Stylistic neighbors: Brian Eno· Roxy Music· Talking Heads
Sounds like this from elsewhere: The Fragile by Nine Inch Nails — Similar blend of electronic elements and rock with a theatrical, introspective approach.

OK Computer by Radiohead — Shares a critique of modern culture with experimental soundscapes and emotional depth.

Remain in Light by Talking Heads — Explores the fusion of rock and electronic music with a theatrical flair and cultural commentary.

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 I’m Afraid of Americans (live at Radio City Music Hall New York, 15th October, 1997) 5:19
2 The Hearts Filthy Lesson (live at Long Marston, Phoenix Festival, 20th July, 1997) 5:34
3 I’m Deranged (live from Amsterdam, Paradiso, 10th June, 1997) 7:07
4 Hallo Spaceboy (live from Rio de Janeiro, Metropolitan, 2nd November, 1997) 5:17
5 Telling Lies (live from Amsterdam, Paradiso, 10th June, 1997) 5:20
6 The Motel (live from Amsterdam, Paradiso, 10th June, 1997) 5:45
7 The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) (live from Rio de Janeiro, Metropolitan, 2nd November, 1997) 5:49
8 Battle for Britain (The Letter) (live at Radio City Music Hall New York, 15th October, 1997) 4:35
9 Seven Years in Tibet (live at Radio City Music Hall New York, 15th October, 1997) 6:20
10 Little Wonder (live at Radio City Music Hall New York, 15th October, 1997) 6:10
11 Pallas Athena (live from Amsterdam, Paradiso, 10th June, 1997) 8:42
12 V‐2 Schneider (live from Amsterdam, Paradiso, 10th June, 1997) 6:51

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