Editors-Live_at_Lollapalooza-WEB-2006-JUST

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
JUST
Size
77,75 MB
Files
11
Date
2008-03-10

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Artist.......: Editors
Album........: Live at Lollapalooza
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: WEB (FLAC)
Rip.date.....: Mar-09-2008
Str.date.....: Aug-05-2006
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.editorsofficial.com

track  title                                          time

 01.   someone says                                  04:14
 02.   blood                                         03:40
 03.   all sparks                                    03:52
 04.   fall                                          05:48
 05.   bullets                                       03:42
 06.   camera                                        05:07
 07.   lights                                        02:42
 08.   you are fading                                05:47
 09.   munich                                        05:08
 10.   open your arms                                05:00
 11.   fingers in the factories                      04:41

                                            Runtime  49:41 min
                                            Size     77,7 MB


Release Notes:

8/5/06: Q101 Stage

Neo-post-punk quartet Editors formed in 2003. Originally
dubbed Snowfield, the group comprised singer/guitarist Tom
Smith, lead guitarist Chris Urbanowicz, bassist Russell
Leetch, and drummer Ed Lay, all music technology students
at Britain's Stafford University who relocated to
Birmingham after graduation. A series of a well-received
club dates and a single demo tape earned Editors the
interest of British labels large and small, and after a
bidding frenzy the group signed to a revitalized
Kitchenware, the venerable British indie once home to
Prefab Sprout. Kitchenware issued their debut single,
"Bullets," in early January 2005 and the record sold out
in one day, earning comparison to the dark, dramatic sound
of contemporary bands like Interpol and Bloc Party as well
as ancestors like Joy Division and Echo & the Bunnymen.
Editors' follow-up, "Munich," made them darlings of the
U.K. music press, and just weeks after their standout
performance at the annual Glastonbury Music Festival, the
band issued its third single, "Blood." Their
much-anticipated debut LP, The Back Room, followed in
mid-2005. "Munich" was reissued in January 2006, placing
The Back Room in the Top Five on the U.K. album chart and
earning the band a gold record. A joint North American
tour with stellastarr* coincided with the stateside
release of The Back Room in March, and a Mercury Music
Prize nomination followed in July. Editors' sophomore
effort, An End Has a Start, came out the following summer,
preceded by the single "Smokers Outside the Hospital
Doors."

Shop URL : http://www.livelollapalooza.com


Files

PathSize
01-editors-someone_says.mp36,69 MB
02-editors-blood.mp35,46 MB
03-editors-all_sparks.mp35,88 MB
04-editors-fall.mp38,66 MB
05-editors-bullets.mp36,00 MB
06-editors-camera.mp38,04 MB
07-editors-lights.mp34,46 MB
08-editors-you_are_fading.mp39,04 MB
09-editors-munich.mp38,29 MB
10-editors-open_your_arms.mp37,67 MB
11-editors-fingers_in_the_factories.mp37,55 MB