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Death From Above 1979 - Live At Third Man Records Mp3

Death Above 1979 Third Man Records Indie Rock Garage Rock 2016

Performer: Death From Above 1979
Album: Live At Third Man Records
Label: Third Man Records
Catalog #: TMR-344
MP3: 1133 mb | FLAC: 1417 mb
Released: 22 Apr 2016
Country: US
Style: Indie Rock, Garage Rock
Rating: 4.9/5
Votes: 124
Category: Rock

Death From Above 1979 - Live At Third Man Records Mp3

Tracklist

1	Little Girl
2	The Physical World
3	Virgins
4	Trainwreck 1979
5	Gemini
6	White Is Red
7	Going Steady
8	Government Trash
9	Always On
10	Right On Frankenstein
11	Go Home Get Down

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TMR-344	Death From Above 1979	Live At Third Man Records ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Third Man Records	TMR-344	US	2016
TMR-344	Death From Above 1979	Live At Third Man Records ‎(LP, Ltd, Bla)	Third Man Records	TMR-344	US	2016

Credits

Artwork – Ryon Nishimori
Bass, Vocals – Jesse F. Keeler
Mastered By [Assistant] – Wes Garland
Mastered By [To Acetate] – George Ingram
Photography By – Angelina Costillio
Recorded By – Joshua V. Smith
Recorded By [Assistant] – Cody Stanaszek, Mindy Watts
Vocals, Drums – Sebastien Grainger

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: WG & GEO/NRP TMR-344A MISSAUGA MAX
Matrix / Runout: TMR-344B STONE COOKED STEAK WES&GEO/NRP
Barcode (Sticker on shrink): 813547022875

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Third Man Records, LLC
Copyright (c) – Third Man Records, LLC

Bele

I have another third man records recording and it sounds amazing. Something must have gone wrong that day. This is a major let down.

Vuzahn

Recording quality on this record is sadly sub-par - don't be deceived by the "direct to acetate" marketing, it doesn't matter if the recording sucks.

Drelajurus

Sadly not as good as I was hoping. Everything felt off.

Flamehammer

Not a very good sounding record, more of a gimmick than a proper live album.

Mr.Death

I thought the sound quality was pretty poor for this release. Maybe why it was so cheap... shame.

Weernis

This is a really cool performance, but what absolutely sucks is that (I assume) the recording techs didn't know DFA's music well because they cut off the outro to the last song! You can even hear it beginning as the music fades out. There was plenty of dead wax left on that side to finish it out. Super upsetting. But hey, it's inexpensive and still very good.

Black_Hawk_Down

I was at the show and they didn't cut it off, they ran out of time. DFA's b-side set ran too long to fit on a single side. You can watch the techs cut in real-time on monitors during the performance and you could tell they weren't going to get the whole thing in. Jesse and Sebastien even joked and laughed about it after the song. They also did a bunch of earlier songs after the recording finished, mostly as requests from the audience

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