Artist(s) ..........:: Sparks

Title ..............:: Two Hands One Mouth - Live in Europe

Record Label .......:: Lil' Beethoven Records

Catalogue Number....:: LBRCD115

Source .............:: WEB, 2CD Album

Date Of Release.....:: 09-April-2013

Date Of Rip.........:: 17-April-2013

Genre...............:: Pop-Rock, Pop, Rock, Alternative,

Quality ............:: 320 / 160 kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo

Encoder.............:: WEB (UNTOUCHED)

Tracks .............:: 21 Separated / Unmixed

Total Time..........:: 01:26:12

Total Size..........:: ~ 174 Mb

URL.................:: you BUY IT


http://www.discogs.com/Spark...ve-In-Europe/release/4377353

https://itunes.apple.com/us/...ne-mouth-live-in/id627225292


Tracklis:
CD 1:
01. Sparks Overture

02. Hospitality On Parade

03. Metaphor

04. Propaganda

05. At Home, At Work, At Play

06. Sherlock Holmes

07. Good Morning

08. Under The Table With Her

09. My Baby's Taking Me Home

10. Singing In The Shower

11. The Wedding of Jacqueline Kennedy To Russell Mael

12. Excerpts from THE SEDUCTION OF INGMAR BERGMAN:
- ΓÇ¿I Am Ingmar Bergman
- ΓÇ¿Mr. Bergman How Are You?
- We've Got To Turn Him 'Round
- He's Home

13. Dick Around

14. Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth

15. This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us

16. The Rhythm Thief

17. Suburban Homeboy

18. When Do I Get To Sing 'My Way'



CD2: 160 Kbps



01. The Number One Song In Heaven

02. Beat The Clock

03. Two Hands One Mouth

NOTE:



Somehow, after 40 years of issuing LPs, quirk-pop brother duo Sparks recently realized that they had actually never managed to issue a live album, but the outfit will rectify the discography oversight soon when they deliver their first official concert set, Two Hands One Mouth: Live in Europe.
The two-disc collection features performances recorded last year during a European tour. The trip was the first brothers Ron and Russell Mael undertook without a full band or with computer backups, a feat reflected in the self-aware title (keyboardist Ron is the "two hands", while vocalist Russell is the "mouth"). The band wrote that the experience thus far has been "exceptional".
"While we began the tour with certain fears of not having the safety net of a band or computers,we soon realized that the format was wildly successful (for us and for the audience) in highlighting in the purest form the core elements of what Sparks has always been - our musical world conveyed through our songs and our vocals and performed in a most aggressive way", they said in a statement. "What seemed to always set us apart was, we think, made emphatic in this format".