Live at the Crystal Palace
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| Live album by Cake | |||||
| Genre | Alternative rock | ||||
| Label | Upbeat | ||||
| Producer | Cake | ||||
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Live at the Crystal Palace (alternatively referred to as Live from the Crystal Palace)[1] will be the first live album (seventh album overall) from the Sacramento, California-based band Cake. It is expected to be released in 2008 (after being pushed back from 2006), but most details are unknown at this point.
In a 2001 interview, John McCrea discussed his admiration for the Crystal Palace venue: "I like to play live, but I don't like touring for extended periods of time. We'd prefer to do what Buck Owens does: he has this place called the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, and everybody comes to visit him, and he plays every Friday and Saturday night. That's our goal, but for now we have to travel." [2]
On November 2, 2006, the band announced that the album would be delayed to 2007 "due to Cake's strict quality control enforcement." [3][not in citation given]
One track from the album, "Mexico", was made available as a free download to members of Cake's mailing list in August 2006.
Although Live at the Crystal Palace was announced several months before Cake's B-Sides and Rarities album, Rarities has already been released while little is currently known about the status of Live at the Crystal Palace.
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