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New Amsterdam (Live At Heineken Music Hall February 4-6 2003) (Import) (CD)

By: Counting Crows

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DISC 1 for New Amsterdam (Live At Heineken Music Hall February 4-6 2003) (Import) (CD) Album By Counting Crows
1   Rain King  
2   Richard Manuel Is Dead  
3   Catapult  
4   Goodnight LA  
5   Four White Stallions  
6   Omaha  
7   Miami  
8   Hazy  
9   Good Time  
10   St Robinson In His Cadillac Dream  
11   Perfect Blue Buildings  
12   Hanginaround  
13   Goodnight Elisabeth  
14   Hard Candy  
15   Holiday In Spain  
16   Mr Jones (live at the Ahoy/bonus track)  
 

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CD contains 1 bonus track.
Recorded in Holland during 2003, this 15-song concert set finds Counting Crows revisiting many of the finest tunes from their first decade together, as well as performing one new track, "Hazy," co-penned by Irish singer-songwriter Gemma Hayes. The rootsy alt-rock band is clearly at home on stage, giving off an energetic vibe that comes through on songs such as the uplifting "Rain King" and the chiming "Hard Candy." Of course, vocalist Adam Duritz and the group are equally adept at settling into melancholy ballads, including the spare "Holiday in Spain" and the aching "Goodnight Elisabeth." Admirably, with its focus on album tracks rather than singles, the set list only overlaps somewhat with FILMS ABOUT GHOSTS, the Counting Crows retrospective, or their earlier live outing, ACROSS THE WIRE, meaning that there's plenty here for diehard fans to enjoy.

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Recorded in Holland during 2003, this 15-song concert set finds Counting Crows revisiting many of the finest tunes from their first decade together, as well as performing one new track, "Hazy," co-penned by Irish singer-songwriter Gemma Hayes. The rootsy alt-rock band is clearly at home on stage, giving off an energetic vibe that comes through on songs such as the uplifting "Rain King" and the chiming "Hard Candy." Of course, vocalist Adam Duritz and the group are equally adept at settling into melancholy ballads, including the spare "Holiday in Spain" and the aching "Goodnight Elisabeth." Admirably, with its focus on album tracks rather than singles, the set list only overlaps somewhat with FILMS ABOUT GHOSTS, the Counting Crows retrospective, or their earlier live outing, ACROSS THE WIRE, meaning that there's plenty here for diehard fans to enjoy.

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