not uploaded by me, and is that date / venue correct?

I'm sure Roman will be able to put us right if it's wrong.

"David Bowie
Live at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, CT, USA on 14th July 1974
Audio source: Audience recording
Linage: AUD(1) ---> CDR ---> WAV ---> FLAC 8
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: none
Total running time: 45m 32s / 38m 13s

Tracklisting
(disc one):
01. 1984 (first part missing)
02. Rebel Rebel (cut in the middle)
03. Moonage Daydream
04. Sweet Thing / Candidate / Sweet Thing (reprise)
05. Changes
06. Suffragette City
07. Aladdin Sane (1913-1938-197?)
08. All the Young Dudes
09. Cracked Actor
10. Rock 'N Roll With Me
11. Watch That Man (cut in the middle / cut at the end)

(disc two):
01. Diamond Dogs
02. Panic in Detroit
03. Big Brother / Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family
04. Time
05. The Width of a Circle
06. The Jean Genie
07. Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

I found this very rare show of David Bowie and decided to share it on Dime. The quality is good (first gen cassette) and the setlist is very interesting. 1974 was a great period in Bowie's carrier even if he was a drug addict.

Enjoy!!!"

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=258013

"carrier"



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This tape's been surfacing for quite a few years now. It's not bad.

I reckon that this is at least the third "mastering" of this show.
The uploaders almost never bother to check if their "mastering" is better that the existing ones. Then the Bowie community is quick to throw all exising artwork into the mix so that a few years from now, hardly anyone will know which artwork goes with which "mastering". As long as the artwork contains nice pictures in high resolution, the "contributor" will get and gladly accept accolades. And if the pics are obviously not from the corresponding concert, mentioning such is deemed impolite.