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Live At The Wireless - Ash

 
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Ash / Live / Audio CD released 1997-02-20 at Infectious / Disc #1 ... more
Live At The Wireless - Ash ... Tracklisting
1 Dark Side Light Side
2 Girl From Mars
3 Oh Yeah
4 T Rex
5 I'd Give You Anything
6 Kung Fu
7 What Deaner Was Talking About
8 Goldfinger
9 Petrol
10 Clear Invitation To The Dance

Newest Review: ... The higher volume on the bass makes it stand out more, and Ash really rip through it, the Lightside at the end being less ... more

 ... light than on the record, and a little heavier and darker. GIRL FROM MARS An all time Ash favourite, played live they again turn the speed dial up, and it’s played with a lot more vigour and a little heavier than on 1977. The bass kicking in when they reach the chorus lifts the some and drives it along, but in the solo it loses a bit as t here is only one guitar, but the bass again compensates for this. For the quiet part, they slow i...more

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Live at the Wireless
Release Date: 1997 - 02 - 20, Audio CD, Infectious
Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Premium Review Live At The Wireless - Ash: Youthful! Energetic! Great! (1116 words)
by - written on 31/12/00 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Live at the Wireless was recorded as a radio session for Triple J radio in Australia in 1996, when Ash where riding on the crest of a wave following the success of their 1977 album. Live albums always struggle to capture the energy and essence of the actual performance; they’re more difficult to get into when you’re not actually there. With this album, it’s not the case. It’s clear they’re having fun and enjoying playing the songs. The songs benefit from being played live, they’re a lot more beefy, fast and frenetic, which really suits the youthful exuberant sound of Ash. The oddest thing about this album however is that it is ...  Read the complete review

 

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