MORRISSEY Live At Earls Court 2LP ATTACK 2004 UK orig+foc+inner ATKDV014 SMITHS
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MORRISSEY
With the Smiths and solo, a spokesman for millions of the disaffected with his poetic, biting lyrics and dramatic vocals
"LIVE AT EARLS COURT"
2004 2LP ATTACK RECORDS ATKLP014
MADE IN EU for the UK/EUROPEAN MARKET
ORIGINAL & ONLY PRESSING
GATEFOLD COVER + INNER SLEEVE
NOTES: The UK/Europe LP was released about one year after the CD and has a surprisingly high number of typographical errors in the track listing on the back. Titles were mislabeled as "Munich Air Disaster" (dropping "Subway Train" and "1958"), "The More You Ignore Me" (dropping "...The Closer I Get"), "Big Mouth Strikes Again" (instead of "Bigmouth Strikes Again"), "How Soon Is Now" (without the question mark), "First In The Gang To Die" and "The World Is Full Of Crashing Boars".
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5 050749 301413
Label Code: LC6448
LABEL: ATTACK - BLACK LABEL w/LOGO on TOP - WHITE TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) ATKLP014
Catalog on labels: (Sides B & D) ATKLP014
DISC ONE Matrix/Runout (Side A, Etched): ATKDV 014 A¹ DAMONT
Matrix/Runout (Side B, Etched): ATKDV 014 B? DAMONT
DISC TWO Matrix/Runout (Side C, Etched): ATKDV 014 C DAMONT
Matrix/Runout (Side D, Etched): ATKDV 014 D DAMONT DOUG@TOWNHOUSE
On labels (Side B & D only):
? 2005 The copyright..........© 2006 Sanctuary Records Group Inc......Made in the EU.
On Inside Panels: MORRISSEY
On Inner Sleeves: Tracklisting & Credits
On Back Cover: Recorded live at Earls Court in London on the 18th of December 2004
in front of 17,183 people
? 2005 The copyright.......© 2006....Made in EU. LC6448..........info@sanctuaryrecords.co.uk
www.morrisseymusic.com
tracklisting
Side A: HOW SOON IS NOW? - FIRST OF THE GANG TO DIE
NOVEMBER SPAWNED A MONSTER - DON'T MAKE FUN OF DADDY'S VOICE
Side B: BIGMOUTH STRIKES AGAIN - I LIKE YOU - REDONDO BEACH
LET ME KISS YOU - SUBWAY TRAIN / MUNICH AIR DISASTER 1958
Side C: THERE IS A LIGHT THAT NEVER GOES OUT - THE MORE YOU IGNORE ME, THE CLOSER I GET
FRIDAY MORNING - I HAVE FORGIVEN JESUS - THE WORLD IS FULL OF CRASHING BORES
Side D: SHOPLIFTERS OF THE WORLD UNITE - IRISH BLOOD, ENGLISH HEART
YOU KNOW I COULND'T LAST - LAST NIGHT I DREAMT THAT SOMEBODY LOVED ME
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RECORDS EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Live at Earls Court finds British rock icon Morrissey and his band performing in London at the end of the You Are the Quarry tour. Not to be confused with the DVD Who Put the "M" in Manchester? recorded at the beginning of the tour in May, Live at Earls Court is a completely different concert from December 2004 and features a vastly different set list. While past live Morrissey albums such as Beethoven Was Deaf featured the singer's penchant for beautifully ragged ersatz rockabilly, Earls Court showcases the more polished group sound developed out of the You Are the Quarry sessions, which isn't to say that Morrissey has lost his edge. On the contrary -- such songs as "I Have Forgiven Jesus" and "The World Is Full of Crashing Bores" prove that his legendary wit and sardonic tongue are fully intact and as sharp as ever. Similarly, his burnished baritone vocals have arguably never sounded better and the lush, muscular band arrangements frame him with a glam regality befitting his late-career resurgence. Although newer songs off You Are the Quarry are the focus, longtime Moz fans will be delighted at the amount of Smiths songs included here. In fact, the mix of the old, the new, and the unexpected -- he also performs some rare B-sides -- makes Live at Earls Court one of the most successful albums of Morrissey's career...(AllMusic)
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