American_Music_Club--Live_in_Berlin-DAB-03-04-2008-OMA

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  █ █▓░█     Recorded March 4th 2008, Columbia Club Berlin.            █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     1. Hello Amsterdam                                        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     2. Blue And Grey Shirt                                    █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     3. The Revolving Door                                     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     4. All My Love                                            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     5. Another Morning                                        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     6. Home                                                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     7. The Sleeping Beauty                                    █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     8. The Stars                                              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     9. The Decibels And The Little Pills                      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     10. Windows On The World                                  █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     11. Western Sky                                           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     12. Johnny MathisÆ Feet                                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     13. All The Lost Souls Welcome You To San Francisco       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     14. JesusÆ Hands                                          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     15. Wish The World Away                                   █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Biography by Jason Ankeny                                 █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Although chosen for its deliberately nondescript          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     qualities, in retrospect the name American Music Club     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     was the perfect moniker for the lauded San                █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Francisco-based band led by singer/songwriter Mark        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Eitzel: over the course of nine acclaimed albums, the     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     group tied together the disparate strands of the          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     American musical fabric -- rock, folk, country, punk,     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     even lounge schmaltz -- into a remarkably distinct        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and riveting whole, creating a brilliant and cohesive     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     body of work dappled by moments of haunting beauty        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and impenetrable darkness.                                █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Although born in California, Eitzel spent his             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     formative years in Great Britain and Ohio before          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     returning to the Bay Area in 1980 with the punk band      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the Naked Skinnies. After the band's breakup, he          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     founded American Music Club in 1983 with guitarist        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Vudi (born Mark Pankler), bassist Dan Pearson,            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     keyboardist Brad Johnson, and drummer Matt Norelli.       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Despite the skill and diversity of the other members,     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Eitzel quickly became the group's focal point: an         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     evocative vocalist and gutter poet capable of             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     composing songs of disquieting honesty and intensity,     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     he was also frequently the band's worst enemy -- a        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     heavy drinker since the age of 16, AMC shows often        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     disintegrated into surreal backdrops for Eitzel's         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     alcoholic rants and self-destructive showmanship, and     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     throughout the group's tumultuous career, his erratic     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     behavior led him to briefly exit their ranks on           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     numerous occasions.                                       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Still, Eitzel quelled his demons long enough for AMC      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     to record their 1985 debut, The Restless Stranger;        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     later disowned by the group, the album does offer a       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     rough outline of their increasingly eclectic sound,       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and firmly established Eitzel's world view, a             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     harrowing vision of life as seen through the bottom       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     of a shot glass. 1987's Engine honed the formula: the     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     addition of producer Tom Mallon as a full-time member     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     expanded the group's sonic palette, while Eitzel's        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     songs achieved new levels of intimacy as compositions     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     like "Outside This Bar" and "Gary's Song" grappled        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     with the realities of the drinking life.                  █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     While American Music Club languished in obscurity in      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     their native country, they earned a solid European        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     cult following on the strength of 1988's California,      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     a frequently brilliant collection highlighted by the      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     shimmering country and folk accouterments which           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     couched fractured love songs like "Firefly" and           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     "Western Sky"; "Blue and Grey Shirt," Eitzel's most       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     heartfelt and powerful composition to date, was the       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     first in a series of devastating chronicles of            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     friends lost to the AIDS epidemic. Still, the album       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     garnered little notice, and their next LP, 1989's         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     United Kingdom, appeared only in the nation which         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     lent the record its name: another superb collection       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     drawing on leftover material and live tracks, it          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     featured "The Hula Maiden," the first recorded fruits     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     of Eitzel's growing fascination with lounge crooning.     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     After a solo acoustic Eitzel release, 1991's Songs of     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Love, American Music Club emerged with its                █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     masterpiece, Everclear, a remarkable song cycle           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     released to phenomenal critical acclaim (and the          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     usual negligible commercial interest). Still, the         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     lavish praise heaped on Everclear (named in honor of      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     a vicious, 180-proof transparent liquor) finally made     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the major labels take notice, and a bidding war           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     ensued. After months of negotiations, AMC -- now          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     consisting of Eitzel, Vudi, Pearson,                      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     multi-instrumentalist Bruce Kaphan, and drummer Tim       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Mooney -- signed with Reprise in the U.S. and Virgin      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     throughout the rest of the world, and entered the         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     studio with acclaimed producer Mitchell Froom.            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     The result, 1993's Mercury, was a typically               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     iconoclastic effort featuring unwieldy song titles        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     like "What Godzilla Said to God When His Name Wasn't      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Found in the Book of Life" and "The Hopes and Dreams      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     of Heaven's 10,000 Whores" resting uneasily against       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     lush, obtuse gems like "If I Had a Hammer," "Apology      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     for an Accident," and "Johnny Mathis' Feet." Despite      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     glowing reviews, Mercury fared poorly on the charts,      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and earned virtually no recognition from radio or         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     MTV. In 1994, AMC issued San Francisco, an erratic        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     collection which precariously balanced stark, moving      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     confessions like "Fearless" and "The Thorn in My Side     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Is Gone" alongside slick pop constructs such as "Wish     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the World Away" and "Can You Help Me." When San           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Francisco failed to connect, American Music Club          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     finally dissolved; in 1996, Eitzel issued his proper      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     solo debut, 60 Watt Silver Lining, a collection of        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     torch songs. At the end of the year, he and producer      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Peter Buck of R.E.M. returned to the studio to record     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     1997's West. In 2003, Eitzel and Vudi announced that      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     American Music Club were reuniting, and following         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     short tours of Europe and the United States, the          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     group's new album, Love Songs for Patriots, was           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     released in the fall of 2004, with more live shows        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     scheduled in support. The group then relocated to Los     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Angeles, although Pearson and Mooney opted to stay        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     behind in San Francisco. L.A. locals Sean Hoffman         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     (bass) and Steve Didelo (drums) were enlisted to          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     replace the two departing members, and the revised        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     lineup set to work on The Golden Age, which was           █░▓█ █
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