TEARS

[quagmire]

Anyone got any tears live tracks they could post???

i'm getting desperate and i'm sure there a at least one or two others on here that are interested.

many thanks

 

[jp]

yes

i am one of those one or two others who is interested.

> Anyone got any tears live tracks they could post???

> i'm getting desperate and i'm sure there a at least one or two others on
> here that are interested.

> many thanks

 

[Brel]

Re: yes

I saw them in Manchester a few weeks ago. It was a very big let down. They really should have spent more time writing songs.

 

[Come Back To Cavan]

> Anyone got any tears live tracks they could post???

> i'm getting desperate and i'm sure there a at least one or two others on
> here that are interested.

> many thanks

This site (not mine) has "Brave New Century" "Refugees" and "Imperfection" but to be honest I was very disappointed. They seem to have forgotten to any write any tunes and the lyrics would embarrass Bernard Sumner (and Brett doesn't really have the delivery that lets you get away with the sort of vrai-naif bobbins which Bernard has made into an artform.)

http://www.velvetrockmine.com.ar/musica/mp3.htm

 

[L]

> This site (not mine) has "Brave New Century"
> "Refugees" and "Imperfection" but to be honest I was
> very disappointed. They seem to have forgotten to any write any tunes and
> the lyrics would embarrass Bernard Sumner (and Brett doesn't really have
> the delivery that lets you get away with the sort of vrai-naif bobbins
> which Bernard has made into an artform.)

> http://www.velvetrockmine.com.ar/musica/mp3.htm

i saw them live at the astoria a couple of weeks ago and i can honestly say that i thought they were brilliant but i think choosing refugees as their first single is a monumental error ,it just isn't strong enough.

 

[Codreanu]

> This site (not mine) has "Brave New Century"
> "Refugees" and "Imperfection" but to be honest I was
> very disappointed. They seem to have forgotten to any write any tunes and
> the lyrics would embarrass Bernard Sumner (and Brett doesn't really have
> the delivery that lets you get away with the sort of vrai-naif bobbins
> which Bernard has made into an artform.)

> http://www.velvetrockmine.com.ar/musica/mp3.htm

I have never had the (dis)pleasure of hearing The Tears, but I must congratulate you on the crack observation of Sumner. *applause*