Where Have You Been Tonight? - Shed Seven

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Shed Seven / CD+DVD / Audio CD released 2003-05-26 at Taste / Disc #1 ... more

Where Have You Been Tonight? - Shed Seven ... Tracklisting
1 Getting Better
2 Where Have You Been Tonight?
3 Devil In Your Shoes
4 She Left Me On Friday
5 Long Time Dead
6 Why Can't I Be You
7 Lies
8 Return
9 Cry For Help
10 Dolphin
11 Eyes Before
12 Step Inside Your Love
13 Chasing Rainbows
14 Going For Gold
15 On Standby
16 If The Music Don't Move Yer
17 Disco Down

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Shedonism - Life on the Road with Shed Seven (DVD Extra)

Newest Review: ... track to life and that's really what the Shed Seven live experience is all about. The only let down with the live album and ... more

... it's something I noticed when I saw them during the same tour, is the feeble attempts by Witter to interact with the crowd. It's the only time the quality drops a bit as he only seems to half heartedly makes a comment out of some sort of necessity. It'd almost be better if he just got on with it and didn't worry about the interaction. Despite the odd hiccup here and there it's musically an excellent example of what they can do. The guitar is clearly the centre instrument of the band and that's what makes the album ...more

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	Where Have You Been Tonight? [CD + DVD] A live Shed Seven album has long been overdue and now that Where ... Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07	£ 14.95

Where Have You Been Tonight? [CD + DVD]
A live Shed Seven album has long been overdue and now that Where ...

Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07

£ 14.95

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Where Have You Been Tonight? - Shed Seven: Where Have You Been Tonight? (836 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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It was to prove to be one of the last releases by Shed Seven. This album recorded during one of the tours in 2003 comprises of 17 of the best Shed Seven tracks. It was the only thing missing from the Shed Seven discography. They are such a phenomenal live band and it only seems right that the last official release before they split up be a live album. This album shows exactly why after almost 13 years the band were still together and seemingly going strong. Of course bands don't always sound great live and there are a number that should certainly stick to the studio rather than the stage. Shed Seven aren't one of them though and actually sound more at home on ... Read the complete review

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