Video Description
Packaging: Clamshell box; Poster booklet; 8 page booklet
Tracklisting tbc: 1/ Opening Credits/Intro; 2/ Hang On To Yourself; 3/ Ziggy Stardust; 4/ Watch That Man; 5/ Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud; 6/ All The Young Dudes; 7/ Oh! You Pretty Things; 8/ Moonage Daydream; 9/ Changes; 10/Space Oddity; 11/My Death; 12/Cracked Actor; 13/Time; 14/Width Of A Circle; 15/Band Introduction; 16/Lets Spend The Night Together; 17/Suffragette City; 18/White Light White Heat; 19/Farewell Speech; 20/Rock n Roll Suicide; 21/End Credits
Other Content: The DVD will feature remastered footage and new stereo and 5.1 mixes by Tony Visconti, as well as a commentary by Visconti and the director D.A. Pennebaker.
Synopsis
The quintessential moment in glam-rock history, ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS is David Bowie at his best. This film of the 1973 concert (released 10 years later) documents the hallucinogenic collage of kitsch, Warhol/Pop irony, and flamboyant excess that was the Bowie phenomenon: his trademark synthetic androgyny is a musical symbiosis of feminine passion and masculine dominance that define his funky, gender-bending art and, ultimately, the glam-rock genre as a whole. Early on, the film cuts to elaborate backstage costume changes between sets, highlighting a playlist that includes such classics as "Changes," "Space Oddity," "Time," and "Suffragette City." In this comprehensive document of a seminal peformer in music history, director D.A. Pennebaker captures the enigmatic singer's smoldering brilliance like a Hubble photograph of a supernova; it is essential viewing for Bowie fans and music historians alike.