| 79. Submitted by: Zardoz (frank.toal@bbraun.com)
| A well known pic of db against a collage of BowieNet images.

| 80. Submitted by: Emilio (emiliopa@pro.via-rs.com.br )
| These are pictures from the Curitiba show, 10/31/97. I had to sign a very threatening document before I was allowed to take them. Don't sue me now, David!
| You wouldn't think I'd get a press pass just for the privilege of watching a concert for free and taking exclusive pictures... would you? |
| The Curitiba set list, with instructions for the TV crews. "Only the last 60 seconds of the indicated songs can be recorded." How does one know when a song that is being performed LIVE has only 60 seconds left?!?!? By the way, Bowie also sang "The Man Who Sold The World", which is not listed.
My "press" pass for the event. Bowie is not mentioned, though. |
| David's major PR man at the time, Alan Edwards, traveled next to me on the flight from Curitiba to Sao Paulo. He gave me his name in case I needed him. I thought he was just a roadie, then!
I'll be forever thankful to Alan Edwards (and Bowie, of course) for this autograph (read the full story in the "Writing" section). |
| Only those who were wearing this sticker were allowed to take pictures of David Bowie - and only during the first three songs.
My plane ticket from Porto Alegre to the three cities where David performed. David and Erasure were on the flight from Curitiba to Sao Paulo. No Doubt was on the flight from Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro.

| 81. Submitted by: JLS (jls@onthe.net.au)
Entry Materials by Hermione, Melbourne, Australia I never got to see the last tour and I own nothing of Bowie's that went to CD because I don't own/can't afford to buy a CD player. All I know is that I have listened and followed the man as his life worked its way through mine, since a friend introduced me to him (on vinyl) over hazy joints and hazier candlelit nights back in 1978. Then I went out and got all the other vinyls, and followed on till he hit CD. Some can move on, me, I just sat back from there and watched. I met Carlos Alomar and David during his Glass Spider tour, he was again a different man, how often we all grow and learn and keep moving.
My submissions are my feelings of Bowie, his growth, and perhaps in here is the possible cover of this new CD or possible artwork therein. The first one, originally entitled "Rumours" then "Forest Fire" can now well and truly be called "The birth of Bowie", indicating his growth, like a fire, consuming many years of progress and triumph. The second, much akin to "Outside" or "Loving the Alien" depicts being "Live and Well" within and/or without. The third was firstly entitled "Berlin before the dissolution of the wall" but could just as well be called Live and Well, for we do survive whatever our barriers, and Bowie has been a source of inspiration for many of us to keep going, especially via Low and Heroes when he did just that. Thanks, David. I'm only sorry the world is so big and Australia is so far away. From: Hermione jls@onthe.net.au

| 82. Submitted by: sQueakie (squeeekie@mindspring.com)
| Hiya hiya.. Just a couple of funky things to possibly use for a cover or what-not for liveandwell... luv, sQueakie |

| 83. Submitted by: Howard J (howardj@ultrastar.com)
Couldn't let you guys have all the fun. This is a mixture of some of my favorite images on the site PLUS my favorite Live and Well images.

| 84. Submitted by: smetge (smetge@primus-online.de)
| Hello, this is a picture I took at the Go Bang!-Festival in Leipzig, Germany. I hope you like it. Some more is to follow maybe as soon as I get a scanner of my own. Bye, yours Simone

| 85. Submitted by: Angel (mrsbusey_17@email.com)
| Ok Mr. Bowie. Even though you told me being 17 was "SO last year", I decided to send this in anyway. Have fun!

| 86. Submitted by: Phyllis Phairas (DizzyNailz@davidbowie.com)
| heres a pic for the project

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