ARTIST: Cyndi Lauper
TITLE: Live At Last (Live At Town Hall)
LABEL: Sony Music Distribution
GENRE: Pop
TIME: 93:25 min
Audio Tracks: Dolby Digital 5.1, PCM Stereo
SIZE: 110,7 MB
RIP DATE: Sep-29-2008
RELEASE DATE: May-25-2004
WEBSITE: n/a
Track List:
01. Intro 01:29
02. At Last 02:57
03. Intro To Stay 03:37
04. Stay 03:34
05. I Drove All Night 04:40
06. If You Go Away 04:28
07. All Through The Night 04:19
08. Intro To Walk On By 00:53
09. Walk On By 03:36
10. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 04:52
11. She Bop 02:18
12. Intro To Sisters Of Avalon 01:03
13. Sisters Of Avalon 04:58
14. Change Of Heart 06:17
15. Band Introduction,intro To True Colors 02:05
16. True Colors 05:20
17. Shine 05:08
18. Intro To It's Hard To Be Me 02:02
19. It's Hard To Be Me 03:38
20. Money Changes Everything 06:52
21. Unchained Melody 05:19
22. Time After Time 05:51
23. Girls Just Want To Have Fun 08:09
Release Notes:
Cyndi Lauper has become one of the most popular
female solo stars in the history of music. Her
charismatic personality is always in full flow at
her shows, and when she returns to her beloved New
York City to perform, it's usually a riotous
occasion! This show is no exception, capturing Cyndi
in the Big Apple at the Town Hall venue, working her
way through hits, including "Girls Just Wanna Have
Fun," "True Colors," "I Drove All Night," and many
others.Original Release Date:
2004
Cyndi Lauper may talk like Edith Bunker (or any
number of other queens from Queens), but she sure
doesn't sing like her. Indeed, two decades after she
burst on the pop scene with her She's So Unusual
album, Lauper's voice is arguably stronger than
ever--an opinion borne out in Live... At Last, a
16-song, 112-minute concert recorded in New York in
March, 2004 (the title references both her '03 CD of
the same name and the fact that this is her first
concert video since 1987's Cyndi Lauper in Paris).
Unlike, say, such understated chanteuses as Norah
Jones and Diana Krall, Lauper likes to wail, and if
the result is occasionally somewhat over the top, it
still makes for powerful performances of such
familiar material as "I Drove All Night," "All
Through the Night," and her biggest hits, "Time
After Time" and the salsa-flavored "Girls Just Want
to Have Fun." Indeed, Lauper is at her best when she
simply rocks (the punkish "It's Hard to Be Me" is
another highlight). Far less successful are the
mannered, ponderous, and/or melodramatic
arrangements of pop standards like "Walk On By," "If
You Go Away," and "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood,"
while the French cafΘ vibe on "She Bop" is cute but
insubstantial.