Live Album (Country Teasers album)

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Live Album
Live Album cover
Live album by Country Teasers
Released May 3, 2005
Recorded 1999 – 2004
Genre Rock
Length 65:48
Label In the Red Records
Professional reviews
Country Teasers chronology
Secret Weapon Revealed at Last, or Full Moon Empty Sportsbag
(2003)		 Live Album
(2005)		 The Empire Strikes Back
(2006)

Live Album is an album by Country Teasers consisting of live recordings, radio sessions, tape collage, skits, audience heckling and various odds and ends. It was released on CD in 2005.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Boycott the Studio" (B.R. Wallers) – 5:24
  2. "Success" (Wallers) – 0:17
  3. "Prettiest Slave on the Barge" (Wallers) – 7:08
  4. "Black Change" (Wallers/Ultra) – 5:18
  5. "Spencer's Last Bridge" (Wallers) – 1:20
  6. "Moving to Florida" (Butthole Surfers) – 5:21
  7. "Short People" (Randy Newman) – 3:23
  8. "Brown Jews Etc" (Wallers) – 4:54
  9. "Nothing Was Delivered by Freight Train" (Elizabeth Cotten/Bob Dylan) – 2:23
  10. "Blue Monday" (New Order) – 4:29
  11. "Please Stop Fucking Each Other" (Wallers) – 5:58
  12. "Part Two / Full Shark Empty Pool" (Butthole Surfers/Wallers) – 2:20
  13. "Heavy Eyes" (Country Teasers/Alastair MacKinven/Simon Stephens/Lawrence Worthington) – 1:29
  14. "The Idiot" (Wallers) – 2:55
  15. "Can I Pass?" (Wallers) – 3:53
  16. "Women & Children First" (Wallers) – 5:25
  17. "Obey" (Brainbombs) – 3:51
  18. "The Off-Side Debate" (Dan Mitchell/Stephens/Wallers) – 1:00

[edit] Personnel

  • Benedict. R. Wallers - Guitar, Vocals, Synth (6,16)
  • Alastair J. R. MacKinven - Guitar
  • Robert Adams McNeill - Guitar, Synth (2,10,11), Bass (5-7,16-17)
  • Lawrence "Bosch" J. Worthington - Drums (5-7,12,14-17)
  • Simon W. Stevens - Bass (7,12,14-17)
  • Joe Patt - Drums (1-3,8-10)
  • Kaanan Tupper - Bass (1-3,6,8-10)
  • Leighton Crook - Drums (4,11)
  • James Sedwards - Bass (4,11)
  • Caroline Linden as Anna Kournikova (2)
  • Zoë A. Miller as Venus Williams (2)
  • Dan Mitchell
  • Daniel Blumin - WNYU host
  • Evan Parness - WNYU engineer
  • Thomas Barratt - Video
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