Regina Spektor (Live in London era)

[ListenToItTwice]

Releases November 22 on CD, DVD, Blu-Ray, Digital, and Vinyl.

Tracklist:

1. On The Radio
2. Eet
3. Folding Chair
4. Sailor Song
5. Blue Lips
6. Après Moi
7. Dance Anthem of the 80’s
8. Silly Eye Color Generalizations
9. Bobbing For Apples
10. Wallet
11. Ode To Divorce
12. That Time
13. The Calculation
14. Machine
15. Laughing With
16. Man Of A Thousand Faces
17. Hotel Song
18. Us
19. Fidelity
20. Samson
21. The Call
22. Love You’re A Whore

[kt1990]

I effing can't wait for this, so excited!

BTW, I was actually at this show at the front! I wonder if I'll see myself. I didn't really notice the cameras much, though...

Im kinda surprised they re-arranged the setlist, since that's not the order she played them in, and they also cut out a few songs, if I recall correctly.

The cover:


I love the parental advisory sticker, lol. :kii:

[Carlitoz]

I can't wait!! She's AMAZING!!
I've seen her live 3 times and the 3 times she's been AMAZING!!
One of my top favorite singers!!!

[ListenToItTwice]

Oct 7, 2010 14:00:21 GMT -5 @kt1990 said:

Im kinda surprised they re-arranged the setlist, since that's not the order she played them in, and they also cut out a few songs, if I recall correctly.

Maybe they did that to allow for other footage in between the songs.

[kt1990]

Ahh, the release is just over a week away now! I can't wait!

• 30 Second samples on Amazon
  
• Trailer:
  
• Dance Anthem:
  
• Folding Chair:
  

[ListenToItTwice]

So, K.T., were you able to see yourself in the film?

I love the album, but I'm a little disappointed in the film. I was hoping we'd get some more behind-the-scenes stuff...

She's incredible live. I like some of the tracks on this album more than the studio recording! (Namely, Hotel Song and The Calculation.)

I wonder if the presence of Bobbing for Apples, Silly Eye Color Generalization, and Love, You're a Whore (which I cannot get enough of!), makes it more or less likely that we'll get to hear them on an album eventually.

[kt1990]

Jan 6, 2011 18:47:32 GMT -5 ListenToItTwice said:

So, K.T., were you able to see yourself in the film?

I love the album, but I'm a little disappointed in the film. I was hoping we'd get some more behind-the-scenes stuff...

She's incredible live. I like some of the tracks on this album more than the studio recording! (Namely, Hotel Song and The Calculation.)

I wonder if the presence of Bobbing for Apples, Silly Eye Color Generalization, and Love, You're a Whore (which I cannot get enough of!), makes it more or less likely that we'll get to hear them on an album eventually.

No, the cameras focused mostly on the centre/right of the stage. I was more on the left side, lol.

Yeah, I think the film wasn't done as well as it could have been. Some of the cameras were just static webcams mounted on the side of the piano and keyboard. I think the camera-work and editing left a lot to be desired. Plus, they didn't really show Regina communicating with the audience. Granted she's kinda shy and didn't talk much, but there were some funny moments that didn't make the cut. Like when she messed up 'Samson' and also when she spent a few moments re-tuning the piano.

I was also disappointed at the lack of bonus footage. Oh well, I think it was a nice tribute to Dan Cho, though.

I really would LOVE to see 'Love, You're a Whore' on her next album, that was the highlight of she show for me. . I really want her to start work on her next album already, but I guess she's still busy writing that broadway musical.

[ListenToItTwice]

well she promised us when far came out that we'd never have to wait three years for an album again. She has 18 months. :)

I totally agree about the camera work. There's a really scathing customer review on Amazon.com that describes it very well.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE "Love, You're a Whore." The Bonnarroo 2007 performance is perfection. "I'm from Moscow, and then the Bronx, so I'm allowed to do whatever the f*** I want!" <3

Are you a member of the regina spektor forum, perchance? :)