David Bowie: VH1 Storytellers

About This Movie

So, David Bowie: VH1 Storytellers is a fascinating slice of performance art and storytelling, recorded back in 1999 at the Manhattan Center. You’ve got this cozy, intimate vibe that draws you in, as Bowie shares anecdotes and insights into his songs. The pacing is laid-back, allowing his personality to shine through. It’s almost like you’re sitting in a room with him, which is pretty unique for a televised concert. The setlist spans decades, showcasing his evolution while also promoting his then-new album, Hours. The mix of familiar classics and more recent tracks makes it feel like a thoughtful retrospective. Bowie’s charm and wit are palpable, giving a real sense of the artist behind the persona.

Intimate performance setting · Focus on storytelling · Diverse setlist spanning Bowie's career