Stage was David Bowie's second live double album, documenting his supporting tour for Heroes. Supported by a band that featured guitarists Adrian Belew and Carlos Alomar, Bowie doesn't recast his earlier work in a new light -- the songs from Ziggy Stardust essentially remain the same, as do the selections from Station to Station -- but they are infused with a new avant-garde spirit that comes to the forefront during the songs from Low and Heroes. Though the newer material isn't arranged in a different manner than the studio versions -- and they lack some of the studio trickery that made the originals so thrilling -- the live versions do illustrate that much of the innovation of the Bowie-Eno collaborations lies in their subversion of conventional song structure. That said, Stage doesn't offer enough revelations to make it necessary for anyone but hardcore Bowie fanatics. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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Credits
- Sean Mayes
- Piano, Strings, Vocals (Background)
- George Murray
- Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background)
- Tony Visconti
- Producer, Engineer
- Roger Powell
- Synthesizer, Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
- Carlos Alomar
- Guitar, Composer, Vocals (Background)
- Dennis Davis
- Percussion, Drums
- Simon House
- Violin
- Adrian Belew
- Guitar, Vocals (Background)
- David Bowie
- Composer, Keyboards, Main Performer, Producer
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