デヴィッド・ボウイさんのインスタグラム写真 - (デヴィッド・ボウイInstagram)「THE LAST LONDON BOWIE SHOW OF THE 20TH CENTURY “We played our songs and felt the London sky...” As mentioned in our earlier post, David Bowie was in London twenty years ago today (2nd December 1999), for his last London concert of the 20th century, with the now demolished Astoria as the venue of choice. The show followed a signing session at the Virgin Megastore earlier the same day and the Astoria gig was part of a mini tour to promote "hours...". A powerful 18-song set kicked off with an emotionally charged version of Life On Mars?, performed by David and Mike Garson. Here’s the full setlist: Life On Mars? Word On A Wing Thursday’s Child Ashes To Ashes Survive Can’t Help Thinking About Me China Girl Always Crashing In The Same Car Something In The Air Drive-In Saturday Stay Seven Changes Rebel Rebel Encore: Repetition The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell Cracked Actor I'm Afraid Of Americans The musicians for the mini tour were alphabetically: David Bowie (vocals, 12-string guitar), Sterling Campbell (drums), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass guitar), Mike Garson (keyboards), Emm Gryner (backing vocals), Page Hamilton (lead guitar), Holly Palmer (backing vocals) and Mark Plati (guitar, bass guitar). Though filmed for Japanese TV, to the best of our knowledge the show was never broadcast. However, it’s not hard to find a 90-minute time-coded version of the film online. Were you there on the night? What do you remember of the evening twenty years later? If you look closely, you can see occasional snapper Mark Adams (Total Blam Blam) stumbling around the pit getting in the way of the professionals, to bring you some pix of Mr Bowie’s colourful shenanigans. View a few of them by swiping left. #RandomBowie #BowieByBlam」12月3日 8時49分