Here is an excellent vintage bootleg with a great performance by David Bowie. Recommended for fans.

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Artist: David Bowie

Date: January 09, 1997

Title: "Save the Children"

Label: Optimum  (01/02)

Source: Digital Soundboard Recording

Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York, New York

Other: 50th Birthday Benefit Concert featuring Frank Black, Foo Fighters, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth, Lou Reed and Billy Corgan.
               
Lineage: DVB-C > CDr > EAC > WAV > FLAC [level 8]

Size: 929 MB

Lineup: David Bowie, vocals, guitar and keyboards; Reeves Gabrels, guitar; Mike Garson, keyboards; Gail Ann Dorsey, bass;
Zachary Alford, drums.


setlist:

101 Little Wonder
102 The Hearts Filthy Lesson
103 Scary Monsters (a)
104 Fashion (a)
105 Telling Lies
106 Hallo Spaceboy (b)
107 Seven Years in Tibet (b)
108 The Man Who Sold the World
109 The Last Thing You Should Do (c)
110 Quicksand (with Robert Smith)
111 Battle for Britain (The Letter)
112 The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
113 I'm Afraid of Americans (d)
114 Looking for Satellites

201 Under Pressure
202 Heroes
203 Queen Bitch (e)
204 Waiting for the Man (e)
205 Dirty Boulevard (e)
206 White Light White Heat (e)
207 Moonage Daydream
208 Happy Birthday
209 All the Young Dudes (f)
210 The Jean Genie (f)
211 Space Oddity
212 Little Wonder (g)
213 Telling Lies (g)


(a) with Frank Black
(b) with Foo Fighters
(c) with Robert Smith
(d) with Sonic Youth
(e) with Lou Reed
(f)  with Billy Corgan
(g) Canal+, Paris, 17feb'97