Review by Sam Ward

Detroit Joe Louis Arena 1983 is a live album by the legendary musician David Bowie, recorded during his Serious Moonlight Tour. The album features recordings from his concert at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan, on 25th October 1983.

The album starts with the classic hit "Look Back in Anger" and sets the tone for the rest of the album. Bowie's powerful voice and the band's tight performance make for an electrifying experience. The live versions of some of his biggest hits such as "Heroes," "Let's Dance," and "China Girl" are a treat for any Bowie fan.

The album also features some lesser-known tracks such as "Breaking Glass" and "Fashion," which are given a new life with the live performance. The band's energy is palpable, and the audience's participation adds to the overall atmosphere.

One of the highlights of the album is the performance of "Space Oddity," which features an extended intro that builds up to the iconic chorus. The live version of "Station to Station" is also a standout performance, with Bowie's vocals soaring over the band's driving rhythm.

Summary by Sam Ward

Detroit Joe Louis Arena 1983 is an excellent live album that captures the essence of David Bowie's live performances. The album showcases his versatility as a musician and his ability to connect with his audience. It's a must-have for any Bowie fan and a great addition to any music lover's collection.