South-Up_Close_And_Personal-(Limited_Edition_DVD)-2006-DELTA

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2006-10-19

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ARTIST: South
TITLE: Up Close And Personal (Limited Edition DVD)
LABEL: Young American
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 144kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 1h  18min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-10
RIP DATE: 2006-10-19

TRACK LIST

1. Up Close And Personal (Live)    3:25
2. Same Old Story (Live)           3:20
3. Band Interview Part I           1:21
4. Motiveless Crime (Live)         3:15
5. A Place In Displacement         6:45
   (Live) + Band Interview Part
   II
6. Loosen Your Hold (Live Radio    2:46
   Performance)
7. Band Interview Part III         1:44
8. I Know What You're Like (Live)  4:01
9. Safety In Numbers (Live)        3:16
10.Behind The Scenes               2:18
11.Shallow (Live)                  4:45
12.Paint The Silence (Live)        4:06
13.Radio Interview Part IV         1:44
14.Flesh And Bone (Live)           3:15
15.Keep Close (Live)               3:12
16.Bizzare Love Triangle (Live) +  8:00
   Band Interview Part V + End
   Credits
17.Safety In Numbers (Acoustic     3:07
   Session)
18.A Place In Displacement         3:53
   (Acoustic Session)
19.I Know What You're Like         3:48
   (Acoustic Sesssion)
20.Safety In Numbers (Video        3:54
   Version)
21.A Place In Displacement (Video  3:24
   Version)
22.Up Close & Personal (Acoustic)  3:03

RELEASE NOTES

On Oct. 10th Young American will be releasing an exclusive South DVD and CD
package. The DVD will feature 12 songs performed live in concert from their
recent US tour. The DVD will also feature behind the scenes footage, music
videos and much more. The audio CD will feature new session versions of classic
South songs, as well as 2 brand new songs. Also included is the band's stunning
cover of the New Order classic "Bizarre Love Triangle."

This release was listed in allmusic.com as 'Safety In Number: South's tour
diary' and here is what they had to say about it ->

Safety in Numbers: South's Tour Diary is an excellent look at South's 2006 tour
in support of their third opus, Adventures in the Underground Journey to the
Stars, an album that found the band scaling back their signature space rock
infusions for a more mellow set of simple songs. Such a change could have been
disastrous; however, South did it in such a way that their newly stripped-back
presentation proved just as interesting as their previous material. They never
lost scope of their craft, so South's live performance and the songs themselves
didn't suffer at the hands of such a drastic change. Basically, Safety in
Numbers comes at the right time. The CD/DVD set celebrates their growth as a
band while showcasing some of their classic songs in a different fashion.
Favorites such as "Paint the Silence" and the typically gossamer "Colours in
Waves" and "Loosen Your Hold" get the studio session treatment without all the
layered reverb and overdubbing. The previously unreleased "Something & Nothing"
and "Autumnal Morning" make their debut here, once again adding to the fresh
clearness in South's growing body of work. For longtime fans, the band's version
of New Order's "Bizarre Love Triangle" makes Safety in Numbers a definite
must-have. With a quirky mix of dainty synth beats and wispy acoustic guitars,
South has added a newfound sweetness to this new wave classic.

http://www.south.uk.net/

http://www.yamrecordings.com/

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