Tokyo Suits Me: Live Osaka Blitz 98 [Live] [Import]
Tokyo Suits Me: Live Osaka Blitz 98 [Live] [Import]
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Product Description
Limited edition version of the hit British alternative rock outfit's Japanese-only concert album recorded at Akasaka Blitz in Tokyo, October 1998. The initial pressing features an exclusive mix of 'Love U Till I Don't' that will be replaced on subsequent pressings, plus a 25 minute long bonus disc featuring acoustic versions of tracks (all unlisted). Double slimline jewel case. 1999 release.
Tokyo Suits Me: Live Osaka Blitz 98,Wildhearts,Universal/Polygram
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Tokyo Suits Me: Live Osaka Blitz 98
Wildhearts Manufacturer: Universal/Polygram ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000IB97 Release Date: 1999-01-20 |
Album Description
Limited edition version of the hit British alternative rock outfit's Japanese-only concert album recorded at Akasaka Blitz in Tokyo, October 1998. The initial pressing features an exclusive mix of 'Love U Till I Don't' that will be replaced on subsequent pressings, plus a 25 minute long bonus disc featuring acoustic versions of tracks (all unlisted). Double slimline jewel case. 1999 release.Album Details
Japanese Version featuring a Limited Bonus Acoustic Live CD and Alternate Last Track for Initial Pressing Only.Customer Reviews:
This CD suits me.......1999-08-02
Before their demise in 1997, The Wildhearts brought a refreshing sound back into a stale music scene, a la Nirvana, but this time around, the music was extremely catchy, aggressively upbeat and melodic. The Wildhearts are a unique hit-making machine because they combine the best elements of pop, rock, country and heavy metal, and blend them together to create the ultimate musical mix.
"Here it is, our only official live album," says lead singer/rhythm guitarist Ginger in the liner notes. "It ain't pretty and it certainly ain't glossy; we'll leave that to the Americans."
"Tokyo Suits Me" kicks off this tradition with one of the band's biggest hits, "I Wanna Go Where The People Go" from P.H.U.Q., the ultimate sing-along song with a great chorus. Other tracks like "Nita Nitro" and "Everlone" fire up the proceedings with razor-sharp crunchy guitar riffs and sweet infectious melodies.
"Caffeine Bomb", "Nothing Ever Changes But The Shoes" and "Suckerpunch" hit the rowdy crowd like an uppercut from Mike Tyson and keeps them screaming for more.
"29 X The Pain" heals all wounds with creative lyrics that pay homage to various rock bands -- lost heroes of misspent youth. One in particular is the late Kurt Cobain, with "I want to be here once again / I'm gonna miss Kurt Cobain / like 29 X the pain." This time around, Ginger changes the content with "I'm gonna miss you all, Japan" an ode of sentiment to Tokyo, a place where The Wildhearts were always welcomed with open arms, and by the sounds of Tokyo Suits Me, it was a comfortable hug.
The Wildhearts: Live at their best!!!.......1999-03-23
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