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Album: Roseland NYC Live
# Song Title   Time
1)    Humming Live More Info... 6:37
2)    Cowboys Live More Info... 5:03
3)    All Mine Live More Info... 4:03
4)    Mysterons Live More Info... 5:44
5)    Only You Live More Info... 5:21
6)    Half Day Closing Live More Info... 4:12
7)    Over Live More Info... 4:14
8)    Glory Box Live More Info... 5:37
9)    Sour Times Live More Info... 5:22
10)    Roads Live More Info... 5:50
11)    Strangers Live More Info... 5:21
 

Album: Roseland NYC Live
# Song Title   Time
1)    Humming Live More Info... 6:37
2)    Cowboys Live More Info... 5:03
3)    All Mine Live More Info... 4:03
4)    Mysterons Live More Info... 5:44
5)    Only You Live More Info... 5:21
6)    Half Day Closing Live More Info... 4:12
7)    Over Live More Info... 4:14
8)    Glory Box Live More Info... 5:37
9)    Sour Times Live More Info... 5:22
10)    Roads Live More Info... 5:50
11)    Strangers Live More Info... 5:21
 
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Tracks

1. Humming

2. Cowboys

3. All Mine

4. Mysterons

5. Only You

6. Half Day Closing

7. Over

8. Glory Box

9. Sour Times

10. Roads

11. Strangers

Performer Notes
  • Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Moog synthesizer); Geoff Barrow (drums, DJ).
  • Additional personnel includes: Israel Chorberg, Richard Clark (violin); Alfred Brown(viola); Stephanie Susie Katayama (cello); Ben Waghorn (alto flute, alto & tenor saxophones); Will Gregory (oboe, baritone saxophone); Dave Ford, Andy Hague (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Cornick (trombone); John Baggott (keyboards); Jim Barr, Jeffry Carney, David Finck, John Miller (bass); Clive Deamer (drums, percussion); Andy Smith (DJ).
  • Engineers: Dave Hewitt, Sean McClintock, Phil Gitomer.
  • Recorded live at Roseland Ballroom, New York, New York on July 24, 1997; The Quart Festival, Kristiansand, Denmark on July 3, 1998; The Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, California on April 1, 1998.
  • Personnel: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Moog synthesizer); Anthony Posk, Joel Pitchon, Israel Chorberg, Lenard Rivlin, Pamela Porta, Carmel Malin, Katsuko Esaki, Belinda Whitney-Barratt, Byung-Kook Kwak, Joanna Jenner, Andy Stein, Richard Auldon Clark, Joyce Hammann, Ashley Horne, Carol Pool (violin); Olivia Koppell, Susan Follari, Alfred Brown , Harold Coletta (viola); Suzie Katayama, Stephanie Cummins, Jesse Levy (cello); B. Waghorn (alto flute, alto saxophone); Will Gregory (oboe, baritone saxophone); Andy Hague (trumpet, flugelhorn); Dave Ford (trumpet); John Cornick (trombone); John Baggot (keyboards); Clive Deamer (drums, percussion); Geoff Barrow (drums, turntables); DJ Andy Smith (turntables).
  • Audio Mixer: Rik Simpson.
  • Recording information: Quart Festival, Kristiansand, Norway (1998); Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY (1998); Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA (1998); Warfield, San Francisco, CA (1998).
  • Directors: Geoff Barrow; Adrian Utley.
  • Arrangers: Adrian Utley; Nick Ingman.
  • PNYC captures Bristol, England's Portishead live, a situation which presents a particular challenge to a band so closely associated with studio experimentation. Portishead's sound, however, is built around the otherworldly vocals of Beth Gibbons, who immediately dispels any notion that such a performance needs to have anything canned about it. The spontaneity is helped along by a stunning palette of guitars, which combine with the the band's imaginative turntable work to create a thrilling, bombastic and unpredictable live experience.
  • PNYC opens up with the swell of a string section, and quickly dissolves into the menacing, orchestrated strains of "Humming," over which Gibbons gives a stirring vocal performance, every bit as spontaneous as the rhythmic scratching which weaves in and out of the song's organ-based backdrop. "Over" features a particularly seductive voice-guitar intro, which mutates into an epic, gargantuan bass-synth groove. Guitar textures are, in fact, a prominent feature throughout PNYC, notably on the rocked-up, tremolo-soaked six-string that dominates the live version of the band's signature tune, "Sour Times."
Professional Reviews
Spin (12/98, p.179) - "...explores the virtues of seeing truly elegant wallpaper in concert..."

Entertainment Weekly (11/27/98, p.84) - "...With a 30-piece horn and string section, the group pumps up its cloistered fretting to an epic scale here. Chanteuse Beth Gibbons is downright fierce, while Adrian Utley's gnashing guitar pushes her love laments deep into Fatal Attraction territory..."

- Rating: A-

Muzik (12/98, p.68) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...takes their shadowy operation to the next level....Stumble over this way and tune in to the ecstacy of the agony."
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