Artist.......: LCD Soundsystem
Album........: Live au Festival La Route Du Rock
Label........: EMI
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: May-10-2009
Str.date.....: Aug-00-2007
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.lcdsoundsystem.com/
track title time
Live au Festival La Route Du Rock
01. LCD Soundsystem - Us V Them
02. LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House
03. LCD Soundsystem - Time To Get Away
04. LCD Soundsystem - North American Scum
05. LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends
06. LCD Soundsystem - Get Innocuous !
07. LCD Soundsystem - Tribulations
08. LCD Soundsystem - Movement
09. LCD Soundsystem - Yeah
10. LCD Soundsystem - New York I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down
Runtime 64:24 min
Size 76,9 MB
Release Notes:
Recorded : May 10, 2009 (Virgin17)
Performed : August 2007 (France)
LCD Soundsystem debuted with Losing My Edge, a single that
became one of the most talked-about indie releases of
2002. A self-effacing spoof of the outrageous pissing
contests that often occur whenever music geeks cross paths
("I was there at the first Can show in Cologne," etc.)
laid over a puttering electronic beat with the occasional
bursts of discoid clatter, the track was also one of the
first released on the DFA label. Several magazines and
newspapers would eventually declare James Murphy, the man
behind both LCD Soundsystem and DFA, to be one of the
coolest people on the planet. Years of obscurity and the
occasional poor decision preceded this. Just before Murphy
began to cut his teeth throughout the '90s, first as a
member of Pony (an average post-hardcore band with heavy
debts to their inspirations) and then with Speedking (a
much stronger, more unique band), he passed up the
opportunity to write for the popular sitcom Seinfeld. All
the time spent toiling in indie rock took a toll on
Murphy, but he built his own studio and became
increasingly adept at engineering and producing other
bands.While working on David Holmes' Bow Down to the Exit
Sign, he struck up a relationship with programmer/producer
Tim Goldsworthy that developed into a partnership. By the
end of 2002, there were several releases on Murphy and
Goldsworthy's DFA label, most of which involved the duo in
some capacity. LCD's "Losing My Edge," backed with an
excellent neo-post-punk dance track called "Beat
Connection," was one of them. Murphy scattered three other
LCD singles through the end of 2004 and released a self-
titled full-length in January 2005. At the time of its
release, the DFA label was more popular than ever; Murphy
and Goldsworthy had remixes for Metro Area, N.E.R.D., Le
Tigre, and Junior Senior behind them, as well as failed
sessions with Britney Spears that might've benefited from
an interpreter. Janet Jackson was another unlikely admirer
seeking the duo's assistance, but Murphy didn't bother to
follow up on her request. Sound of Silver, the second LCD
album, came out in March 2007.