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Live—Recher Theatre 06.19.99 is the fourth live album by Crack the Sky. This 2-CD set was released on the band's own label and includes performances of material from throughout the band's career (including main man John Palumbo's solo albums).
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Disc 1
- "White Music" – 4:51
- "Hold On" – 3:09
- "From the Greenhouse" – 6:03
- "Nuclear Apathy" – 5:12
- "Banter: Hello" – :50
- "All American Boy" – 3:20
- "Techni-Generation" – 3:28
- "Skin Deep" – 4:42
- "Banter: Horn introductions" – :26
- "Why Me?" – 4:52
- "Art of Wondering" – 5:20
- "Banter: It's hot" – :15
- "Ice" – 13:18
- "Banter: Seamless live record" – 1:10
- "We Want Mine" – 5:04
- "Lighten Up McGraw" – 8:15
[edit] Disc 2
- "Too Cold to Be Cool" – 2:48
- "A Sea Epic" – 6:24
- "I Don't Have a Tie" – 3:33
- "Banter: Halfway" – :13
- "Flashlight" – 16:02
- "Banter: Second Wind" – :29
- "Mind Baby" – 4:41
- "She's a Dancer" – 15:27
- "Banter: Conga Ricky" – :36
- "Surf City" – 9:58
- "Hot Razors" – 8:05
- "Banter: Thanks/atlas" – :46
- "I Am the Walrus" – 5:31
Crack the Sky |
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John Palumbo | Rick Witkowski | Bobby Hird | Glenn Workman | John Tracey | Sonny Petrovsky
Gary Lee Chappell | Joey D'Amico | Vince DePaul | Jim Griffiths | Nat Kerr | Jamie LaRitz | Joe Macre | Rob Stevens | Michael Taylor | Carey Ziegler |
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Crack Pack Horns |
Dave Fairall | Ronnie Fowler | J.J. Gunning | Tom McCormick | Tom Williams | Paul Soroka | Jim Stienfeld | Chris Walker | Keith Zaffino
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Studio albums |
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Live albums |
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Compilations |
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