RATIONAL YOUTH Live 1983 2CD 2013

Name: RATIONAL YOUTH Live 1983 2CD 2013
Brand: ARTOFFACT
SKU: 34923
Price: 10.99 EUR

Art.Nr.: 34923

EAN: 0679444003122

Label: ARTOFFACT

EUR 10,99
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Produktdetails

Artist:	RATIONAL YOUTH

Title:	Live 1983

Format:	2CD

Year:	15.11.2013

Label:	Artoffact

Tracklist:	CD1 01 Nothing left to say 02 Just a Sound in the Night 03 I want to see the Light 04 Beware the Fly 05 Ring the Bells 06 Man in grey 07 Dancing on the Berlin Wall 08 Holiday in Bangkok 09 Saturdays in Silesia 10 Pile ou Face 11 Latin Lovers 12 Close to Nature CD2 01 Intro / Le meilleur des Mondes 02 Close to Nature 03 Latin Lovers 04 Just a Sound in the Night 05 I want to see the Light 06 Beware the Fly 07 Ring the Bells 08 Before the Flood 09 The Man in grey 10 Dancing on the Berlin Wall 11 Saturdays in Silesia 12 Nothing left to say 13 In Your Eyes 14 City of Night 15 Pile ou Face

Info:	Rational Youth needs no introduction for fans of New Wave, especially the unique brand of New Wave that came out of Canada in the early-80s. Indeed, culture magazine The Walrus recently called Dancing on the Berlin Wall one of "the ten greatest Canadian synth-pop songs of all time." They could have as easily chosen Saturdays In Silesia, City of Night, or Holidays in Bangkok... In the mid-80s, bootleg tapes of RY's Winnipeg and Ottawa performances began circulating, and even found their way across the Atlantic where they were considered collector's items. Lost for many decades, the original recordings were recently discovered, cleaned, and remastered, and now Artoffact Records presents the definitive Rational Youth 80s live experience thirty years later. This is RY in their truest, rawest form, fresh off international success, young, eager, and unique, and playing to college audiences that ate it up. The double-CD collection features all the RY hits and includes several tracks that were never recorded by the band. Liner notes by Tracy Howe and Kevin Komoda share memories and discuss the legacy of one of the most influential acts in early Canadian electronic music.