Artist: David Bowie
Date: 1990-06-07
Location: Houston, TX
Venue: Woodlands Pavillion
Source: audience
Lineage: master cassettes>wav(96/24)>wav(44.1/16)>flac
Transfer: master cassettes>Revox B-215>Rotel RN-560 Outboard Dolby/MPX NR System (Dolby/MPX NR off)>Audiophile 192>Adobe Audition 3.0
Taping Gear: Sony Recording Walkman>Stereo clip on mic
Taped By: sean_the_bootlegger
Transferred By: weedwacker

Band Members:
David Bowie - vocals, guitar, saxophone
Adrian Belew - lead guitar
Erdal Kizilcay - bass
Rick Fox- keyboards
Michael Hodges - drums

Setlist:

01. Intro
02. Space Oddity
03. Changes
04. Rebel Rebel
05. Ashes To Ashes
06. Fashion
07. Queen Bitch
08. Fashion
09. Life On Mars?
10. Blue Jean
11. Let's Dance
12. Pretty Pink Rose
13. Band Intro
14. Stay
15. Sound And Vision
16. Ziggy Stardust
17. China Girl
18. Station To Station
19. Young Americans (incomplete cuts out)
20. The Jean Genie
21. Modern Love

Length: 92:57

Notes:
This show is from the Sound + Vision tour. The tour at the time was billed as a greatest hits tour with the intention of not performing the songs again once the tour was over. This show features an interesting moment during Fashion which Bowie stops the band half way through the song and after a minute or so of talking to the audience decides that they should play Queen Bitch. Once Queen Bitch is done they start Fashion again from the beginning playing it up until the end on the second go round. The other oddity is that a few setlist regulars are missing; Suffragette City, Fame and Heroes. According to Sean this is the full show and full recording.

Sean's notes:
Brother, buddy, girlfriend and myself. Buddy ends up getting a headache before the show starts, so he pops a couple of aspirin. But, he doesnt have anything to drink. So, he starts choking. He starts looking at me pointing at his throat and I have to give him the heimlich. The show hasnt even STARTED yet. So, the show starts. The Woodlands is an outside venue. We're out on the green with a good view of the stage and able to see up above the Pavilion. Theres a huge full moon hanging above the stage. When they get to "Let's Dance" and Bowie delivers his line "Under the moonlight, the serious moonlight" the crowd goes crazy. Youll hear them on the recording. Thats why theyre going nuts. A huge perfect orb right above the stage. And yes, you just may hear me asking my g/f (who has been to plenty of shows and knows Im taping) "Can't you ever just shut the fuck up?"
Yeah. For some reason we split up a couple of months later.
Anyway, it was a great show. The recording came out very nice. It is one that I have popped in quite a bit to enjoy.
Previously uncirculated. My thanks to Weedwacker for the transfer/preservation.