Sooner or Later in Spain
Appearance
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Sooner or Later in Spain | ||||
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Released | 2005 | |||
Recorded | Mataró, ESP | |||
Genre | Rock | |||
Length | 41:28 | |||
Label | Yep Roc Records | |||
Producer | Marah | |||
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Sooner or Later in Spain is a DVD/CD released by Marah on November 14, 2006. It is the first official video release by the band. The release includes a 21-song DVD recorded in Mataro, Spain in 2005. The release is accompanied by a 7-song live CD featuring recordings from radio appearances and live concerts. The DVD was originally made as a fan-based recording.
Track listing
- "It's Only Money, Tyrone"
- "Night Time"
- "For the Price of a Song"
- "Barstool Boys"
- "Pigeon Heart"
- "City of Dreams"
- "Round Eye Blues"
- "Float Away" (acoustic)/ "Float On"
- "The Apartment"
- "Sooner or Later"
- "Demon of White Sadness"
- "Pizzeria"
- "Head On"
- "The Closer"
- "On the Road Again"
- "Point Breeze"
- "The Hustle"
- "The Dishwasher's Dreams"
- "Reservation Girl"
- "Freedom Park"
- "The History of Where Someone Has Been Killed"
Additional Material
- Bill Ehrhardt reading "The Trouble With Poets" and the band playing "Bad Luck." (from The Living Room concert)
- "Fat Boy" (The Living Room)
- "Long Hot Summer" (Club Cafe)
- "Formula, Cola, Dollar Draft" (The Abbey Pub)
- Nick Hornby reading "Faces" and the band's cover of "Debris" (Dingwall's)
Bonus CD
- "It's Only Money, Tyrone" (Indre Studios)
- "City of Dreams" (World Cafe)
- "The Apartment" (World Cafe)
- "Sooner or Later" (World Cafe)
- "Fever" (Indre Studios)
- "Barstool Boys" (Indre Studios)
- "The Closer" (unreleased ukulele version)
Personnel
- Dave Bielanko: Guitars, Vocals
- Serge Bielanko: Guitars, Vocals, Harmonica
- Adam Garbinski, Guitars, Background Vocals
- Kirk Henderson: Bass, Keyboard, Background Vocals
- Dave Petersen: Drums
- Mike "Slo-Mo" Brenner: Lap Steel on "Fat Boy" and "Bad Luck"