Geese - Live At Third Man Records (black LP)

Geese - Live At Third Man Records (black LP)

Marsoni

M251S

$28.00

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Geese - Live At Third Man Records (black LP)Nur wenige Wochen vor der Verffentlichung ihres mit Spannung erwarteten dritten Studioalbums ,Getting Killed" betrat die New Yorker Band Geese die Bhne des Blue Room bei Third Man Records in Nashville, Tennessee, um das Album in voller Lnge vorzustellen. Die besondere Performance live aufgenommen und direkt auf Acetat gebrannt fngt die rohe Intensitt und Energie der Band und die elektrisierende Stimmung eines ausverkauften Saals ein, der an jeder Note

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012