As Merge fans know, Lambchop has been on the label since 1993, releasing a string of widely varied but consistently brilliant records. But the live Lambchop experience has been somewhat elusive in the U.S. While the band has toured the gilded theaters of Europe and elsewhere for nearly two decades, the Nashville group has seldom toured their home country. To help celebrate Merge's 20th Anniversary the band showed up in one of their largest lineups in recent memory - 11-strong, including multiple guitars, keyboards, piano, and a horn section.
As Merge fans know, Lambchop has been on the label since 1993, releasing a string of widely varied but consistently brilliant records. But the live Lambchop experience has been somewhat elusive in the U.S. While the band has toured the gilded theaters of Europe and elsewhere for nearly two decades, the Nashville group has seldom toured their home country. To help celebrate Merge's 20th Anniversary the band showed up in one of their largest lineups in recent memory - 11-strong, including multiple guitars, keyboards, piano, and a horn section.
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Lambchop - Live At Xx Merge [Download Included] [Clear Vinyl]

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Format: Vinyl
Label: MERGE RECORDS
Rel. Date: 09/09/2014
UPC: 673855037516

Live At Xx Merge [Download Included] [Clear Vinyl]
Artist: Lambchop
Format: Vinyl
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DISC: 1

1. Introduction (Jon Wurster)
2. I Will Drive Slowly
3. The New Cobweb Summer
4. Grumpus
5. Sharing a Gibson with Martin Luther King JR
6. What Else Could It Be?
7. Joke (Tony Crow)
8. National Talk Like a Pirate Day
9. Hey, Where's Your Girl? 1
10. Your Fucking Sunny Day 1
11. Up with People 1
12. Give It

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As Merge fans know, Lambchop has been on the label since 1993, releasing a string of widely varied but consistently brilliant records. But the live Lambchop experience has been somewhat elusive in the U.S. While the band has toured the gilded theaters of Europe and elsewhere for nearly two decades, the Nashville group has seldom toured their home country. To help celebrate Merge's 20th Anniversary the band showed up in one of their largest lineups in recent memory - 11-strong, including multiple guitars, keyboards, piano, and a horn section.
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