Podcast #057 | Brothers Past’s Chicago Dance Party

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Last weekend I saw Brothers Past at the Beat Kitchen in Chicago as part of the Green Apple Music Festival. This show was pretty much perfect for the late-night festival crowd: a total dance-party.

Some hardcore fans have been a bit on the fence since BP picked up their new drummer. But this show seemed to win over a pretty solid constituency. I already posted a brief review of the show, but I thought it would be fun to throw together a few highlights for a little taste of in the process of re-discovering their mojo. While the crowd noise on these recordings is a bit loud, I think it adds to the whole late-night dance party ambience. Enjoy!

Tracklist:
1) Big Blue Apples
2) Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division cover) >
3) Let’s Start a Gang >
4) The Mirror

Total running time: 43:58

The entire show is available for download/streaming at the Live Music Archive.

April 30, 2007 |  by  |  Podcasts

WHITperson -- aka Marc Whitman or simply "Whit" -- is a long-time LMB contributor known for his in-depth posting style and his knack for crafting interesting podcasts. Whit currently resides in Brooklyn, where he's building up his web development chops and hoping to put his technical skills towards something interesting in the music world. Follow his updates over at whitperson.com and on twitter @whitperson.

 
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    BBA is interesting, LWTUA is a nice bustout for the chitown crew again (will never forget the SubT debut), Gangs explores some new transitional territory…..

    i had lost some interest wtih Rick’s departure, but renewed faith in their potential agin