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Live At The Rat Boston 1977
Cat: JACK 080. Rel: 07 May 25
Intro (0:30)
Changed My Address (2:52)
Carnaby Street (2:31)
Modern World (2:35)
Time For Truth (3:54)
London Girl (2:29)
All Around The World (2:26)
Sounds From The Street (3:05)
London Traffic (1:44)
Bricks & Mortar (1:39)
In The City (2:34)
Takin' My Love (2:23)
Review: Experience the white knuckle energy of the band's early U.S. tour at the legendary punk club, with a mix of tracks from their 1977 debut In the City and their second album - also released '77 - This Is the Modern World. Technically named the Rathskiller, the Boston venue was nicknamed The Rat and built a reputation as a basement dive bar that has hosted acts that have gone on to be the biggest names in rock. The Jam are a case in point and on red hot form here with the Paul Weller-led band thrashing through the likes of 'Carnaby Street', 'In The City' and 'All Around The World' in an unpolished, ramshackle and intimate way that the studio albums can't conjure.
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Young Hearts Fail: Live At The Moonlight Club London UK April 3 1980
Cat: JACK 055CV. Rel: 07 May 25
Love Will Tear Us Apart (3:40)
Glass (3:57)
Digital (3:26)
Heart & Soul (4:48)
Isolation (3:24)
Disorder (3:26)
Atrocity Exhibition (6:59)
Atmosphere (4:44)
Atmosphere (live At The Factory, Hulme, UK, September 28, 1979) (2:22)
Wilderness (live At The Factory, Hulme, UK, September 28, 1979) (3:00)
Shadowplay (live At The Factory, Hulme, UK, September 28, 1979) (3:53)
Insight (live At The Factory, Hulme, UK, September 28, 1979) (4:06)
Colony (live At The Factory, Hulme, UK, September 28, 1979) (4:06)
Review: Famed for having hosted the likes of Hendrix and The Stones, the Moonlight Club in the basement of the vintage Hampstead pub The Railway, was a ram-packed sweaty room and a fantastic place to have seen Joy Division live. The Ian Curtis-fronted Macclesfield post-punk legends played three nights on the trot here and the setlist is the stuff of legends, nicely meandering through the best tracks from their Closer, Still, Unknown Pleasures albums and beyond. Side 2 includes a run of tracks that they recorded in the briefly opened and since demolished Factory live venue in Moss Side, Manchester, bringing you back to a time when the city was in its monochromatic prime..
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