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The Libertines | 
 enlarge | Artist: The Libertines
Label: Rough Trade Us
Category: Music
List Price: $14.98
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Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 31364
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: LP Record
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 12.1 x 12 x 0.2
UPC: 883870016612
EAN: 0883870016612
ASIN: B000XJ5U5I
Release Date: July 8, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Can't Stand Me Now | | • | Last Post on the Bugle | | • | Don't Be Shy | | • | The Man Who Would Be King | | • | Music When the Lights Go Out | | • | Narcissist | | • | The Ha Ha Wall | | • | Arbeit Macht Frei | | • | Campaign of Hate | | • | What Katie Did | | • | Tomblands | | • | The Saga | | • | Road to Ruin | | • | What Became of the Likely Lads |
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Album Description
Following-up the success the The Libertines 2004 album, Rough Trade releases a limited double CD/DVD package. The Pal DVD consists of live tracks in Japan, Madrid & London, video, photos and extra footage of the band, interviews and award footage. Slimline packaging.
Album Details
Bonus Dvd Includes Live Songs from the Factory, Japan "What a Waster", "Death on the Stairs", "up the Bracket", "i Get Along" and "Boy Looked at Johnny", "Boy Looked at Johnny" at Moby Dick, Madrid, "Busking for Beer" at Filthy Mcnasty's Pub, London plus Assorted Covers and Libertines Song Segments, "Can't Stand Me Now" Video, Scenes from that Show from the London Forum, Photos by Roger Sargent, Footage of the Band in the Van, Soundbites/Interviews and Nme Award Footage.
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DAMN GOOD ALBUM CONSIDERING THE CIRCUMSTANCES September 27, 2005
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This album is a definite classic, taking into consideration that Peter Doherty is a sloppy junkie at the time this is recorded. Wonderful melodys and punk....as in punk rock kiddies.
wow this is music! May 31, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
ONE OF THE GRETEST ROCK BANDS OF THE WORLD.
THIS IS MUSIC AND THEY SHOULD BE #1 IN THE BILLBOARD, THE ALBUM IS GREAT, THE SONGS ARE GREAT, THE DVD IS GREAT,THE FOOTAGE, THE VIDEOS, THE EXTRAS.
THIS IS WHAT I CALL A ROCK ALBUM.BUY IT NOW IF YOY LOVE ROCK.
The DVD is worth getting January 12, 2005
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
This was one of the best albums of the year 2004. It's surprising that The Libertines made it through the year and that Pete Doherty is still alive. Even though this record seems like a reflection over the past two years of the band, this record is more relaxed than its predecessor. The first single "Can't Stand Me Now" is almost as good as "Don't Look Back At The Sun."
Other songs like "Narcissist" and "Campaign of Hate" are about the media fascination with The Libertines. There are not a lot of outright rockers like "I Get Along" but there is one hardcore punk song. There are zydeco and rockabilly influences. Most of this album is an exploration of The Libertines' sound. Once again Mick Jones (of The Clash) is back as a producer. I am not sure if this is their "Give Em Enough Rope" or "London Calling." It is a thrilling album throughout.
Now re-released with the DVD, it is even better. The DVD is really Pete Doherty centric. The Libertines did tour half the of the year without him. There is footage from 2002 and 2003. Five songs from a Japanese gig. One song in Spain. Then there is a bunch of footage of Pete and Carl playing songs in Filthy McNasty's in London. A video of "Can't Stand Me Now." A documentary is pretty good but adds nothing to the myth. The menus are exciting. This is a must have item.
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