David Bowie

In November 2002, David Bowie was riding high on the wave of his album 'Heathen,' released just months prior in June of the same year. 'Heathen' showcased a darker, more introspective Bowie, marking a significant return after a brief musical hiatus. This period was notable for its mixture of desire to explore new soundscapes while paying homage to his rich legacy. The live recording at Wembley Arena comes during a phase where he was re-establishing himself in the public eye, performing tracks like 'Fantastic Voyage,' which originally premiered on his 1979 album 'Lodger.' Bowie's performance was electrifying as he played at one of London's iconic venues, captivating audiences with his uncanny ability to transcend time and style. It’s fascinating to think that Bowie was not just an artist; he was a chameleon of sound and image, always evolving yet somehow quintessentially himself.

Watch on YouTube