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| We were seated in section 219, which turned out to be pretty good seats. After parking, we walked in the doors, into the arena, up a short flight of steps and there we were! |
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| The opening act of the show was talent from the local area - a young singer named Macy Gray. Although her music is a little on the odd side, she is quite talented and did nearly an hour performance of her more-known, peppy, dance-able songs. At first, the audience didn't know what to make of Macy; however, by the end of her set, she and her grooving, funky band, received a fair smattering of applause. | |
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| Even though David was on the eve of his 57th birthday, you would have never known it. Blonde, virile, dressed in faded black denim, his voice rang out clear as he threw himself into the performance. |
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Not only was there a large background video screen that was used in the concert, but also a bank of huge monitors across the top of the arena. These top monitors showed scenes from various places around the stage. At one point, I realized that I could almost see us! Yeppers. The camera behind David Bowie is pointing out into the audience where we were seated. (What can I say? I'm a techno-geek of sorts and notice where cams and things are placed.  )MouseOver the picture to find us while looking at the "GBS" for the month |
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| Hang onto Yourself The Man Who Sold the World Cactus China Girl All the Young Dudes |
The Loneliest Guy Hallo Spaceboy Sunday Under Pressure Life on Mars |
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| I'm Afraid Of Americans Heroes Jean Genie Afraid Be my Wife |
Fantastic Voyage White Light, White Heat Five Years Suffragette City Ziggy Stardust |
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Screams and Lighters for the Encore!
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