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What's your Favourite Live Track ?
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down iWannaLifeiWannaLife
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    "Melancholy Sky" live is a lot better than the studio version.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down chokkachokka
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    Alan said:

    Also, I prefer RAWH live to studio. Innit strange?



    Not strange at all... It becomes a disco odyssey when performed live.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    chokka said:

    Alan said:

    Also, I prefer RAWH live to studio. Innit strange?



    Not strange at all... It becomes a disco odyssey when performed live.


    Why I love it.
    Creator of Goldfrapp Jukebox, the most complete Goldfrapp music library on the Internet
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tweetytweety
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    chokka said:

    Theyve never done Hunt live have they?

    Songs I haven't heard live but would love to..........

    1. Hunt
    2. Horse Tears
    3. Rocket
    4. Let It Take You
    5. Little Death



    rocket was attempted a couple of times in oxford on the first night of the HF tour but completely failed to launch, minor strop, but I'm sure they played it at Brighton cos I seem to remember doing the air punch during the chorus which we had all been practicing!
    "its MY favourite song"
  • Vote Up0Vote Down chokkachokka
    Posts: 744
    That's bizarre, Rocket is a great anthem, I wonder why it didn't work....
  • Vote Up0Vote Down jenkins25jenkins25
    Posts: 91
    Little Bird, Ride A White Horse, Dreaming
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tweetytweety
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    chokka said:

    That's bizarre, Rocket is a great anthem, I wonder why it didn't work....



    I think Davide was having problems starting his violin. maybe they didn't want to play it
    "its MY favourite song"
  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    I've been listening to Rocket a lot lately. And I have to say, I quite like it actually.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down folklorefolklore
    Posts: 392
    Human is always good live, in the Black Cherry/ Supernature era was Davide on electric violin and the Felt Mountain era ordinary violin, both elongated versions and gorgeous!

    Ride a White Horse is good live because it's longer and synthier and the like :)
  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    RAWH live is fantastic. I especially love the howling climax towards the end.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down whisperitwhisperit
    Posts: 641
    Little Death is an obvious choice, as its only a live version.
    You Never Know works better live, I think, as you get that mesmeric, steady build up better than on disc
    BC and Paper Bag are the worst cos they make me cry, which is probably a bit off putting for the person trying to sing
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Hells_BellsHells_Bells
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    Alan said:

    RAWH live is fantastic. I especially love the howling climax towards the end.





    That's the one I was going to chose. Definitely the extended ending does it for me. Fucking ace :>
  • Vote Up0Vote Down DreekeDreeke
    Posts: 900
    More love for Lovely Head here.
    Black Cherry close second.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    Bells said:

    Alan said:

    RAWH live is fantastic. I especially love the howling climax towards the end.





    That's the one I was going to chose. Definitely the extended ending does it for me. Fucking ace :>


    Don't you wish sometimes they had a studio version for the extended version? It's that good.

    Utopia live is heaven too. Brings me to tears.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down StrangerStranger
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    Post edited by Stranger at 2013-06-28 04:44:12
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