Echo & The Bunnymen, Live In Liverpool - 1h 6m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rescue	4:24
2. Lips Like Sugar	4:12
3. King Of Kings	3:52
4. Never Stop	3:42
5. Seven Seas	2:11
6. Buried Alive	3:54
7. SuperMellow Man	4:00
8. My Kingdom	3:39
9. Zimbo (All My Colours)	4:10
10. All That Jazz	2:58
11. An Eternity Turns	3:21
12. The Back Of Love	3:04
13. The Killing Moon	4:58
14. The Cutter	3:51
15. Over The Wall	4:05
16. Nothing Lasts Forever	3:52
17. Ocean Rain	5:59

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Review

A two-night return to their hometown on their 2001 tour for Flowers yielded this 17-cut concert document of the once and future Bunnymen. Liverpool begins as more of a stroll than the storming rush of the '80s concert recordings exhumed for the Crystal Days box set. But by its fourth track, "Never Stop," frontman Ian McCulloch's slight cig-induced rasp and lowered register seem less signs of diminished capacity than drivers for emotional vitality. From there, the balance between intense hits like "Back of Love" and "The Cutter" and moodier pieces such as "Eternity Turns" makes a case for the group as something more than a nostalgia act. As do convincing recent compositions such as their (latest) Doors homage, "King of Kings," and the stately "Nothing Lasts Forever." This disc is probably a must only for fans, but those who haven't heard Echo & the Bunnymen in a while might be struck by its cohesiveness. --Rickey WrightFirst official Echo live album recorded in August 2001 at Paul McCartney's Liverpool Of Performing Arts. Includes 'Rescue', 'Never Stop', 'Killing Moon', 'Cutter' & more. Spinart Records.

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