Genre(s) - Alternative rock
Origin - United Kingdom
Year of release - 2004
Bitrate - 128 kbps
Size - 130 MB
Soulmates Never Die is a concert registration released on DVD but I found an mp3 version of it, which I had to split up into two files because of its length. It's a vibrant liveshow that got me in love with a good deal of the songs even though I'm not familiar with most of their studio works. Placebo's electronica-influenced alternative rock, with its slight melancholic under- and overtones, is right up my alley. It's not the whiny-ass teen angst music you might expect (I know I did). In their concise songs they don't neglect the rock aspect and a lot of 'em, starting simple, gain more and more momentum as they go by. Plentiful guitar, keyboard and vocal hooks, and a strong chorus in most of the tracks, are given an extra shinin' by the live show's energy and especially the tandem of Bitter End and Soulmate gave me goosebumps (not that dopefiend-anthem Special K or the Frenchified version of Protect Me aren't worth the mention). Just great modern rock with a heart.
- Intro
- Bulletproof cupid
- Allergic (to thoughts of Morther Earth)
- Every you every me
- Bionic
- Protège moi
- Plasticine
- Bitter end
- Soulmates
- Black-eyed
- I'll be yours
- Special needs
- English summer rain
- Without you I'm nothing
- This picture
- Special K
- Taste in men
- Slave to the wage
- Peeping Tom
- Pure morning
- Centerfolds
- Where is my mind? (Pixies cover; with Francis Black)
Part 2: Load it down (70.29 MB)
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