Been looking out for videos from the Glasgow show last night by Paramore and so far the sound quality is not that brilliant. This one below is the best so far (though the picture is a bit shakey at times.
Decode - Paramore @ SECC Glasgow 10th December 2009
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Saturday, 7 November 2009
Paramore: MTV Unplugged
Paramore have been getting lots of good press of late. With their latest release 'Brand New Eyes' knocking Madonna off of the number one spot here in the UK, to a successful tour supporting No Doubt, various cover shots of the important music magazines and an already sold out UK Tour coming up in December, they are the "in band" at the moment.
On October 28th in the USA they took part in an MTV Unplugged show and pretty good it was.
Ignorance/That's What You Get/Interview
Misery Business
Interview/Decode
Interview/Decode
Thursday, 5 November 2009
Mike Peters: 21 Songs, Wrexham 1st Nov. 2009
Here's the set list that Mike played on Sunday evening:
1. The Toilets: Alarm Alarm
2. Seventeen: 68 Guns
3. Eponymous: The Stand
4. Declaration: Tell Me
5. Strength: Walk Forever By My Side
6. Eye of the Hurricane: Rain in the Summertime
7. Electric Folklore: Rescue Me
8. Change: No Frontiers
9. Raw: Rockin in the Free World
10. Standards: Spirit of 76
11. Breathe: Breathe
12. Feel Free: Feel Free
13. Rise: Rise
14. Flesh and Blood: If I Ruled the World
15. Couloursound: I'm Alive
16. Poppy Fields: 45 RPM
17. Under Attack: Without a Fight
18. Counter Attack: Love Hope Strength
19. Guerilla Tactics: Alarm Calling
20: 21: The Rock and Roll
21. Alarm 2010- : Economic Pressure!
2. Seventeen: 68 Guns
3. Eponymous: The Stand
4. Declaration: Tell Me
5. Strength: Walk Forever By My Side
6. Eye of the Hurricane: Rain in the Summertime
7. Electric Folklore: Rescue Me
8. Change: No Frontiers
9. Raw: Rockin in the Free World
10. Standards: Spirit of 76
11. Breathe: Breathe
12. Feel Free: Feel Free
13. Rise: Rise
14. Flesh and Blood: If I Ruled the World
15. Couloursound: I'm Alive
16. Poppy Fields: 45 RPM
17. Under Attack: Without a Fight
18. Counter Attack: Love Hope Strength
19. Guerilla Tactics: Alarm Calling
20: 21: The Rock and Roll
21. Alarm 2010- : Economic Pressure!
In between songs Mike shared tales of his musical journey through Punk Rock with The Toilets, Mod with Seventeen, The Alarm, his solo career and back to The Alarm again.
The three hour show was being filmed and recorded and it was a packed venue with standing room only at the Unviversity in Wrexham.
Check out some more videos from the show by clicking here!
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Paramore Live St. Lous 3/11/09
Here's a few videos from last night's show at The Pageant, St. Louis.
Ignorance
That's What You Get
Misery Business
Decode
Monday, 12 October 2009
21 Days: All Seeing - The Alarm
I have taken the step of completely re-recording 'All Seeing' for '21'.
The persistence of certain fans have kept this song in my mind for a long time. It has always been a requested song whenever I have thrown open the opportunity for someone to change the course of my live set. Originally cut for the 'In The Poppy Fields Bond', I wrote this song in Wales and the first person to hear it was Craig Adams, who came up with a very melodic bass guitar part to my original tune (in the kitchen of his home), which I felt warranted his credit as co-writer. In this brand new version, Craig's bass part has now become the guitar line! I think this version captures the song at it's best.
I think it's time for the '21' album because we have been touring / recording as The Alarm in the modern / 21st century era for just about 10 years now, and with 'Guerilla Tactics' currently sitting as the third best selling 'Alarm' album of all time on iTunes (Declaration / Strength are number 1 and 2 but have been on iTunes since 2000), I felt it was time to bring all our new / reconverted fans up to date with a collection of the best songs from the modern era.
I also wanted this collection of songs to sound like an 'album' and not a compilation. Therefore, I took the step of re-recording / remixing / re-working every single song so that the recordings sound like they were cut yesterday and not over a period of years. I wanted the record to have the consistency of 'Guerilla Tactics' and felt that songs such as 'All Seeing' could have a big part to play in the running order. '21' has the best versions of everything that has been played ever since the 'new' Alarm sounded again on the Big Country tour of 1999/2000.
Mike Peters
The persistence of certain fans have kept this song in my mind for a long time. It has always been a requested song whenever I have thrown open the opportunity for someone to change the course of my live set. Originally cut for the 'In The Poppy Fields Bond', I wrote this song in Wales and the first person to hear it was Craig Adams, who came up with a very melodic bass guitar part to my original tune (in the kitchen of his home), which I felt warranted his credit as co-writer. In this brand new version, Craig's bass part has now become the guitar line! I think this version captures the song at it's best.
I think it's time for the '21' album because we have been touring / recording as The Alarm in the modern / 21st century era for just about 10 years now, and with 'Guerilla Tactics' currently sitting as the third best selling 'Alarm' album of all time on iTunes (Declaration / Strength are number 1 and 2 but have been on iTunes since 2000), I felt it was time to bring all our new / reconverted fans up to date with a collection of the best songs from the modern era.
I also wanted this collection of songs to sound like an 'album' and not a compilation. Therefore, I took the step of re-recording / remixing / re-working every single song so that the recordings sound like they were cut yesterday and not over a period of years. I wanted the record to have the consistency of 'Guerilla Tactics' and felt that songs such as 'All Seeing' could have a big part to play in the running order. '21' has the best versions of everything that has been played ever since the 'new' Alarm sounded again on the Big Country tour of 1999/2000.
Mike Peters
The first video from the '21' project by The Alarm has been unveiled and it is 'All Seeing'. The album is due for release on 2nd November 2009.
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