Artist.......: Razorlight
Album........: Live aux Transmusicales de Rennes
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: Mar-30-2008
Str.date.....: Dec-07-2006
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.razorlight.co.uk/
track title time
Live aux Transmusicales de Rennes
01. Razorlight - In the morning
02. Razorlight - Hold on
03. Razorlight - Bright lights
04. Razorlight - Back to start
05. Razorlight - Don't go back to dalston
06. Razorlight - Golden touch
07. Razorlight - Los Angeles waltz
08. Razorlight - Before I fall to pieces
09. Razorlight - Stumble and fall
10. Razorlight - America
11. Razorlight - I can't stop this feeling I've got
12. Razorlight - Pop song 2006
13. Razorlight - In the city
Runtime 50:11 min
Size 64,6 MB
Release Notes:
Performed : December 07, 2006 (Rennes / France)
Razorlight formed in London in 2002 around
vocalist/guitarist Johnny Borrell and guitarist/vocalist
and Swedish ex-pat Bj÷rn ┼gnen. Joined by bassist Carl
Dalemo and drummer Christian Smith-Pancorvo, the combo
recorded some early demos at London's Toe Rag studios, and
those songs led to radio exposure and the initial
stirrings of hype. Mercury Records signed Razorlight in
2003, and the group began recording their debut in between
a series of hectic -- and increasingly buzzed about --
club gigs, working with no less an authority than Steve
Lillywhite. Lillywhite soon left the project, but
Razorlight continued to write and record their album while
still wowing audiences with a spate of live dates,
including a strong showing at the 2004 South by Southwest
industry fest. At this point drummer Smith-Pancorvo left
the group, but he was soon replaced by Andy Burrows. Thus
reconfigured, Razorlight made their official album debut
in August 2004 with Up All Night. The release was hailed
for its stylish, fizzy mix of Strokes sensibilities and
post-Britpop cool. Additional show dates opening for the
likes of Queen/Paul Rodgers and Oasis gave Razorlight some
of their biggest audiences in 2005, adding to the band's
growing appeal in their native U.K. The band's second
offering, a self-titled effort produced by Chris Thomas
(INXS, the Pretenders), arrived in summer 2006.
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