Johnny Marr – Look Out Live!
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BMG – 964142877 |
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UK, Europe & US |
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Rock |
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Indie Rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | Sensory Street | |
| A2 | Panic | |
| A3 | Generate! Generate! | |
| A4 | Spirit Power And Soul | |
| B1 | This Charming Man | |
| B2 | Somewhere | |
| B3 | Walk Into The Sea | |
| B4 | The Answer | |
| B5 | Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want | |
| C1 | Armatopia | |
| C2 | Get The Message | |
| C3 | Hi Hello | |
| C4 | How Soon Is Now? | |
| C5 | Easy Money | |
| D1 | Rebel Rebel | |
| D2 | Getting Away With It | |
| D3 | You Just Haven´t Earned It Yet, Baby | |
| D4 | There Is A Light That Never Goes Out |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – New Voodoo Ltd.
- Copyright © – New Voodoo Ltd.
- Licensed To – BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited
- Recorded At – Hammersmith Apollo
- Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Credits
- Artwork – Mat Bancroft
- Bass, Vocals – Iwan Gronow
- Drums – Jack Mitchell (2)
- Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Doviak*
- Mastered By – Frank Arkwright
- Mixed By – Claudius Mittendorfer
- Producer – Johnny Marr
- Vocals, Guitar – Johnny Marr
- Written-By – Neil Tennant (tracks: D2)
Notes
Record Store Day 2025 Exclusive Release, limited to 1800 copies.
Recorded Live at Hammersmith Apollo, 12 April 2024
Crew:
Front of House Engineer: Angus Price
Guitar Tech: Kyle Western
Drums and Bass Tech: James Field
Onstage Sound Engineer: Julien Helme
Tour Manger: Will Waghorn
Lighting Design: Ed Warren
Lighting Operator: Subul Lodi
Live Agency: Russell Warby, Jonny Greenfield and Doug Singer at William Morris Agency
ATC Management
Photography:
Crowd_Perspective, Joe Horridge, Pat Graham, Ehud Lazin, Raven Divito, Lauren Krohn, Will Waghorn, Jack Flynn, Joe Cvar
Thanks to:
Brian Message, Sam Corbett, Andy Booth, Sammi Wild, Jo Power, Alistair Norbury, Mike McCormack, John Featherstone, David Mulqueen, Justin Novell, Meredith Sheldon, Dave Palmer, Chloe Walsh, Jamie Franklin, Richard Henry, Fred Greene, Connor Mahoney, Kate MacEwan, Lauren Bickerton
Copies sold via Piccadilly Records Manchester include additional signed print, exclusive to this retailer.
Recorded Live at Hammersmith Apollo, 12 April 2024
Crew:
Front of House Engineer: Angus Price
Guitar Tech: Kyle Western
Drums and Bass Tech: James Field
Onstage Sound Engineer: Julien Helme
Tour Manger: Will Waghorn
Lighting Design: Ed Warren
Lighting Operator: Subul Lodi
Live Agency: Russell Warby, Jonny Greenfield and Doug Singer at William Morris Agency
ATC Management
Photography:
Crowd_Perspective, Joe Horridge, Pat Graham, Ehud Lazin, Raven Divito, Lauren Krohn, Will Waghorn, Jack Flynn, Joe Cvar
Thanks to:
Brian Message, Sam Corbett, Andy Booth, Sammi Wild, Jo Power, Alistair Norbury, Mike McCormack, John Featherstone, David Mulqueen, Justin Novell, Meredith Sheldon, Dave Palmer, Chloe Walsh, Jamie Franklin, Richard Henry, Fred Greene, Connor Mahoney, Kate MacEwan, Lauren Bickerton
Copies sold via Piccadilly Records Manchester include additional signed print, exclusive to this retailer.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 4099964142877
- Label Code: LC 19813
- Rights Society: GEMA/BIEM
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Reviews
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Crystal clear pressing, also awesome to hear more Smiths songs than How Soon Is Now. Johnny seems to have truly improved vocally, there is a fluency to the voice which is slightly different here than on Adrenalin Baby. The only thing I'm a bit disappointed of is the colour, on online pictures it looks almost metallic but it's just a regular orange. Overall it's perfect soundwise ! -
Edited 19 days agoOnly halve way through the records, but so far, excellent! Punchy, full sound and a nice package too, with glossy printed inners.
EDIT: awesome release. This one tops ‘Adrenaline Baby’. -
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Edited one month agoCompared to the 2015 Adrenalin Baby live, its an improvement in sound. The 2015 LP is in no way bad; it is quite the opposite, but I was captivated that this takes LP the sonic-ness even a step further, especially on This Charming Man. -
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Edited one month agoSurprisingly, some spoken bits between songs are (very!) different from the recordings from the same supposed date (14th April 2024, Hammersmith Odeon) we can find on Youtube so..what´s happening here? Were those bits re-recorded for this release? Just the spoken bits or maybe some of the music too?
Edit: I played the songs from the vinyl with the youtube videos "in-sync" and, even though the main recording does appear to be from that date, there are a lot of edits, singing beats removed and spoken parts relocated at different moments, or clearly re-recorded. It serves as a very good piece and recording of the show, the sound quality is great, but it's not a 100% faithful copy of what happened live that day. -
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