Bowie at Move Festival 2002 on US TV

[pierrot]

From BWW:

Highlights of David Bowie's performance at the 2002 Move Festival in Manchester are to be shown on US television next month.

Showtime Next are broadcasting various programmes throughout November.


Rockers such as David Bowie, New Order, Madness, The Cure, Green Day, No Doubt and Morrissey join such newer acts as Suede, Elbow, Stereophonics, 22-20's, Electric Soft Parade, The Bees, Haven and Rial Schools at this four-day festival held in Manchester, England.

According the the TV listings David appears on the following dates...

2nd November at 1:30pm ET
3rd November at 3:00am ET
6th November at 8:30pm ET
7th November at 4:35am ET
12th November at 6:00am and 3:55pm ET
21st November at 2:15pm and 10:00pm ET
25th November at 9:45am ET
29th November at 1:99pm ET

If you're based in America you find out more details via their website @

www.sho.com/site/shonext/

[weesam]

I was there. It pissed down (it was Manchester!). It would be good if somebody could get a decent recording and torrent it. I had no idea it was recorded professionally. All the audience recordings I have heard suck (wind and rain to blame)

W

[korupt]

nice that they block the age for anyone outside the US, even when I have a US sat system

hopefully someone can get the info and I ill try my best to get some of it

[screen54]

I couldn't find any more information on that site apart from learning that the show runs for 1 hour 29 minutes?

There is a box to "order Showtime" so it might be a subscription service.

I hope someone can grab it. My recordings on the day came out crap due in part to all the rain during Suede's set. My mics never worked again!

[zippystardust]

You should have attached the mikes UNDER the brim of your hat
Good to see you here G.

[screen54]

Hi Zippy

I don't know about the wisdom of clipping mics under a Suomi crash helmet...the soundproofing is pretty good, you know With hindsight, I should have skipped Suede and waited until the waters had subsided a bit!

Cheers,
G.

[weesam]

it was very very wet! raindrops the size of pear-drops