Live! In the Air Age Be Bop Deluxe

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  • Release Date: 06/25/2008
  • Original Release: 1977
  • Sales Rank: 132,870
  • Label: EMI JAPAN
  • UPC: 4988006863828

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Live! In the Air Age

1LISTENLife in the Air Age 4:30
2LISTENShips in the Night 3:37
3LISTENPiece of Mine 5:05
4LISTENFair Exchange 4:55
5LISTENMill Street Junction 4:43
6LISTENAdventures in a Yorkshire Landscape 8:00
7LISTENBlazing Apostles 6:32
8LISTENShine Bonus Track 9:22
9LISTENSister Seagull Bonus Track 3:42
10LISTENMaid in Heaven Bonus Track 2:28

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Originally released on white vinyl as a double set in which one disc was an LP while the other was a 12" EP, Live! In the Air Age is an impressive testament to one of prog rock's more interesting results. Bandleader Bill Nelson is better known for his solo work of the '80s and on, but prior to that he was a burgeoning guitar hero with a blazing style and a talented bunch of players backing him up. Live! In the Air Age touches on a variety of concert highlights, including the sarcastic "Fair Exchange," the leisurely "Adventures in a Yorkshire Landscape," and the monolithic instrumental version of "Shine," which was originally a much shorter and far less monolithic B-side. The version of "Shine" included here, however (and originally one side of the vinyl 12"), allows Nelson to enjoy a guitar workout that leans toward something other than rock. Overall, an extremely enjoyable live album that never feels like a rehash of the studio material. David Alexander McDonald, All Music Guide

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