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Spacemen 3 'Live In Europe 1989'
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Space Age
Spacemen 3 'Live In Europe 1989'
£4.99
Cult band Spacemen 3 recorded four studio and one live album before their demise in 1990, the main song writers going on to form Spiritualized (Jason Pierce) and Spectrum (Pete Kember) this live album was recorded in germany during the bands european tour of 1989, which was sadly to be one of their last live performances.
Starting with their regular opening song 'rollercoaster' a building, pulsing track that works up the emotions ready for the rest of the set, including; '2:35' a Spacemen 3 classic and regular since 1984, 'Things'll Never Be the Same', 'Revolution' a song once requested by MTV for use as a theme tune for a new show and their usual last song 'Suicide' also included are tracks that didn't regularly make the shows, such as; 'Bo Diddley Jam' an instrumental show of Spacemen 3's trademark drones and feedback, 'Lord Can You Hear Me' and 'I Believe It', both emotionally moving pieces from 'Playing With Fire' (also on Space Age Recordings) but very rarely played live.
Tracklisting:
1. Rollercoaster
2. Mary Anne
3. Bo Diddley Jam
4. 2:35
5. Walkin' With Jesus
6. I Believe It
7. Lord Can You Hear Me?
8. Things 'll Never Be The Same
9. Starship
10. Revolution
11. Suicide
12. Take Me To The Other Side
13. Suicide (Version 2)
Starting with their regular opening song 'rollercoaster' a building, pulsing track that works up the emotions ready for the rest of the set, including; '2:35' a Spacemen 3 classic and regular since 1984, 'Things'll Never Be the Same', 'Revolution' a song once requested by MTV for use as a theme tune for a new show and their usual last song 'Suicide' also included are tracks that didn't regularly make the shows, such as; 'Bo Diddley Jam' an instrumental show of Spacemen 3's trademark drones and feedback, 'Lord Can You Hear Me' and 'I Believe It', both emotionally moving pieces from 'Playing With Fire' (also on Space Age Recordings) but very rarely played live.
Tracklisting:
1. Rollercoaster
2. Mary Anne
3. Bo Diddley Jam
4. 2:35
5. Walkin' With Jesus
6. I Believe It
7. Lord Can You Hear Me?
8. Things 'll Never Be The Same
9. Starship
10. Revolution
11. Suicide
12. Take Me To The Other Side
13. Suicide (Version 2)
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