Artist.......: Adele
Album........: Live in London
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Pop
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-12-04
Str.date.....: 2015-11-02
Quality......: 226kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://adele.com/
track title time
1. Live in London 34:51
* Rolling In The Deep
* Hello
* Rumour Has It
* Skyfall
* Million Years Ago
* Hometown Glory
* When We Were Young
* Someone Like You
Runtime 34:51
Size 56.56
Release Notes:
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When the U.K. press began dubbing Adele "the next Amy Winehouse" in late 2007,
the hype didn't touch upon the heavy singer/songwriter influence found in the
Londoner's music. Influenced by Roberta Flack and Suzanne Vega as much as Jill
Scott, Adele soon became a phenomenon in her own right; her second album, 21,
eventually sold an estimated 30 million copies worldwide, making her one of the
few sales successes in an age of digital streaming.
Adele first made an impression in 2006 when her demo landed her a deal with XL
Recordings. She toured as an opening act for Jack Penate, and graduated to
headlining status by the end of 2007, thanks to BBC Radio 1 playing her single
"Daydreamer"; another song, "Hometown Glory," was also released as a single on
Jamie T.'s label, Pacemaker. An appearance alongside Paul McCartney and Bj÷rk on
the BBC 2 television show Later with Jools Holland came next, and a recording
contract with XL Recordings was finalized soon after. Early 2008 brought similar
luck as Adele found herself atop the BBC's new music talent list, which was
compiled from the votes of 150 music critics. That same January, XL issued a new
single, "Chasing Pavements," along with her debut album, 19. The title reflected
Adele's age at the time of the album's release, and its popularity resulted in
the release of several bonus editions throughout the year. Also in 2009, Adele
won Grammy Awards for Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
Her sophomore album, 21, featuring the gospel and disco-infused single "Rolling
in the Deep," was released in February of 2011. The album proved to be both a
critical and commercial success, becoming one of the longest-running number one
albums in history and spending over 18 weeks at the top spot. The glow of 21's
success was dimmed somewhat when Adele was forced to cancel her tour after
suffering a hemorrhage on her vocal chords. She underwent surgery for the
hemorrhage in November of 2011. That same month, she released the concert CD/DVD
Live at the Royal Albert Hall. Both Adele and 21 received many end-of-year
honors, and in February 2012, as album sales began to creep closer to ten
million copies, she won six major Grammy awards, one of the few artists in
history to accomplish the feat in one night.
In October 2012, Adele announced that she had recorded the theme to the 23rd
Bond film Skyfall. Produced by Paul Epworth and recorded at the prestigious
Abbey Road Studios, the single entered the Top Ten of both the U.K. singles
chart and the Billboard Hot 100 on release. By early 2013, 21 had registered
sales of over 25 million copies. Although she promised she was in the early
stages of creating her third album, 2013 and 2014 came and went without fresh
material. In the summer of 2015, reports of an imminent third album started to
surface and in October, the rumors were confirmed by Adele and her label.
Preceded by the single "Hello" -- a single that debuted at number one in both
the U.K. and U.S., becoming the first song to sell over a million downloads in
the first week of release -- 25 debuted worldwide in late November 2015.
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