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Broadcast - The Black Session (full) [Radio France Inter, Paris, 4/5/2000]

Phenomenal session and rare live recording! Highly recommended for all music lovers, essential for Broadcast fans. Set list: 1. Long Was the Year 2. Where Youth and Laughter Go (0:04:33) 3. Message From Home (0:07:19) 4. Echo's Answer (0:12:15) 5. Dead the Long Year (0:17:16) 6. Look Outside (0:19:06) 7. Come On Let's Go (0:22:59) 8. Interlude 2 (0:23:38) 9. Unchanging Window (0:25:24) 10. Papercuts (0:31:56) 11. Lights Out (0:37:14) 12. Hammer Without a Master (0:42:08) *** Photo // Laurent Orseau (http://tinyurl.com/nkk49vy) *** Black Sessions are performances of the live music broadcast on the French Radio station France Inter. These are recorded in front of a small live audience (200) and featured on a C'est Lenoir show. Session no. 162 recorded live at Studio 105 on May 4, 2000. The CDs were released for mostly local radio DJ's in Europe by Sangatte Records (2006). The releases are marked as "promotional" and are in a limited series of 2500. Numbered limited edition Promo CD in card sleeve. (Discogs) *** If you never had the pleasure of seeing Broadcast on tour, particularly in their early years with keyboardist Roj Stevens and guitarist Tim Felton, then this is for you. Actually, this is for everyone. It's a dark and saddening time for fans of the band since the recent and sudden passing of singer/multi-instrumentalist Trish Keenan. But I can't think of a better way to celebrate her life than to spread the group's music around to as many people as possible. Broadcast's Black Session from Paris, France -- May 4th, 2000 is a perfect representation of their trademark electronic art-pop, Trish's amazing voice and the band's ability to transform experimental recordings into beautiful live performances. This set features the original lineup that toured in support of their spectacular debut album, The Noise Made By People. It also includes all of those quirky electronic segues and dissonance between tracks, along with stellar renditions of early singles, albums cuts and B-sides like "Message From Home", "Where Youth and Laughter Go", "Echo's Answer" and more. (Aquarium Drunkard) *** Broadcast web: http://futurecrayon.blogspot.com/