Babyshambles-Live_De_La_Semaine-DVBS-2007-JUST

Artist.......: Babyshambles

Album........: Live de la Semaine

Label........: n/a

Genre........: Indie

Catnr........: n/a

Source.......: DVBS

Rip.date.....: nov.-28-2007

Str.date.....: nov.-26-2007

Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo

Url..........: www.babyshambles.net



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Live de la Semaine



01. Babyshambles - Intro

02. Babyshambles - Delivery

03. Babyshambles - You talk

04. Babyshambles - Unbilotitled

05. Babyshambles - Carry on up the morning

06. Babyshambles - Unstookie titled

07. Babyshambles - Side of the road

08. Babyshambles - Baddie's boogie

09. Babyshambles - Ending





Runtime 27:59 min

Size 36,6 MB





Release Notes:



Recorded : November 26, 2007 (Canal+)



Formed in spring 2004, just as the Libertines were

beginning to fall apart, Babyshambles became the main

vessel for Pete Doherty's poetic, chaotic rock when he was

ousted from the Libertines for his increasing drug use and

erratic behavior. Babyshambles released their self-titled

debut 7" in April 2004, and settled on the lineup of

Doherty, guitarist Patrick Walden, bassist Drew McConnell,

and drummer Gemma Clarke by that summer. That fall, things

went relatively smoothly for the band, with a sold-out

U.K. tour and the release of a second single,

Killamangiro, on the Libertines' former label, Rough

Trade. But by December, the band had to cancel or halt

shows because Doherty was unable to perform; one of these

sudden cancellations sparked a riot at the London Astoria.

Clarke left the band early in 2005 and was replaced with

new drummer Adam Ficek.



Despite the band's ongoing tumult -- which included

Doherty's arrest for allegedly assaulting and blackmailing

documentarian Max Carlish (these charges were dropped that

spring) -- Babyshambles began work on their first album.

Teaming up with former Libertines producer Mick Jones, the

band worked on the album through the spring and summer of

2005 and released the single Fuck Forever that August as a

teaser for the full-length. Down in Albion was released in

the U.K. that fall and Babyshambles toured in support of

it, although the band canceled almost as many gigs as it

actually performed. Doherty's wild behavior continued and

his numerous run-ins with the law, which included being

held on suspicion of stealing a car and possession of

class A drugs in early 2006 and being arrested three times

in one day, made Babyshambles' existence as perilous as

ever. Down in Albion was released in the U.S. that spring.

The Blinding EP arrived in fall 2006. Shotter's Nation,

Babyshambles' first full-length for EMI/Parlophone,

arrived the following fall, boasting more polished

production and focused songwriting.