Blues Pills Live

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Blues Pills Live
Live album from Blues Pills

Publication
(s)

March 20, 2015

Label (s) Nuclear Blast

Genre (s)

Blues rock

Title (number)

11

running time

58 min 24 s

occupation
  • Drums : André Kvarnström
chronology
Blues Pills
(2014)
Blues Pills Live Lady in Gold
(2016)

Blues Pills Live is the first live album by the Swedish blues rock band Blues Pills . It was released on March 20, 2015 via Nuclear Blast .

Emergence

The album was in the May 30, 2014 Freak Valley - music festival in Siegerland Netphen added. The band headlined that day . According to the musicians, it was the first time in the band's history that they headlined a festival. With the live album, the band wants to thank the festival organizer Jens Heide, who has supported the band since the beginning and is also responsible for the band name.

During the song In the Beginning , guitarist Dorian Sorriaux plays parts of the song Voodoo Chile by Jimi Hendrix . Originally the band wanted to play a cover version of a song by the German band Kadavar . Due to delays in the schedule, the band had already exceeded the time limit at the end of their concert. As the audience continued to call for an encore, Elin Larsson and Dorian Sorriaux play another song in an acoustic version that is not on the album.

The album was released as an LP in various colors as well as in a portrait format digibook and is available in limited numbers. In the run-up to publication, reprinting was ruled out. The live album is also not published as a download . As with the debut album , the album cover is from Marjke Koger-Dunham.

Track list

  1. High Class Woman - 5:44
  2. Ain't No Change - 8:35
  3. Bliss - 4:42
  4. Dig In - 6:32
  5. In the Beginning - 2:29
  6. Black Smoke - 5:15
  1. Time Is Now - 3:49
  2. No Hope Left for Me - 4:15
  3. Devil Man - 4:56
  4. Astral Plane - 5:12
  5. Little Sun - 6:57

reception

According to Thomas Patsch from the Austrian online magazine Stormbringer.at , fans can “enjoy almost an hour of organically warm rock sounds that found salvation in the 1970s” with the live album, but criticized the fact that “there was a little more audible audience response would have given the disc an additional kick ”. Patsch rated Blues Pills Live with four out of five points. For Frank Thiessies from the German magazine Metal Hammer “the quartet plays all the trumps on stage” and “exudes an almost tangible energy and magic that is currently unparalleled”. He rated the album six out of seven.

Individual evidence

  1. Timon Quantity: Dorian Sorriaux of Blues Pills. (No longer available online.) Metalnews.de, archived from the original on January 7, 2016 ; accessed on March 28, 2015 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.metalnews.de
  2. BLUES PILLS - announce special & limited live album! Nuclear Blast , accessed January 31, 2015 .
  3. Thomas Patsch: Blues Pills - Blues Pills Live. Stormbringer.at, accessed on March 17, 2015 .
  4. ^ Frank Thiessies: Blues Pills - Blues Pills Live . In: Metal Hammer , April 2015, page 80

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