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A Day Late and Paperthin Hymn. What self-respecting rock fan doesn't like Anberlin? Their debut album, Blueprints for the Black Market, was quite successful. I may not have many that echo this sentiment, but I've never really thought Stephen Christian had great live vocals. Spurred on by popular singles Readyfuels and Change the World, it sold over 60, copies and raised Anberlin's profile. Live is the fan participation; Stephen Christian often backs away from the mic and lets the audience sing as a mass choir in his place. Please like our facebook page!

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Therefore, the idea of a track-for-track identical live recording of a previously-released album seems like a totally unnecessary novelty to me.

The end of Anberlin is not sad but hopeful. Sincethey put out great album after great album. It features many of its original hits, as well as live recordings and unreleased tracks.

Aside from that, the songs sound very similar to their original counterparts sans an expanded role of Christian McAlhaney's background vocals.

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This is exactly what Anberlin 's Cities: To start out, I must make a disclaimer; live albums personally aren't my thing. Or that they can't serve as a memorium for a special night of a once-loved-now-defunct band on their final tour. Their debut album, Blueprints for the Black Market, was quite successful. Gotee Records' Cochren and Co.

But overall, in short, the album isn't unique enough that you don't totally know what you will be getting when you listen to it. However, that does not mean ftee live recordings can't be great, enjoyable listens that possibly shed new light on each of the songs within, or give a taste of what a live ffree would be like if one were to attend. For all others, though, this recording won't have quite the same effect; it would be better to start with Citiesor any of Anberlin's other studio recordings, first, and grow to love them before giving Cities: Otherwise, it's not something to get anberln about.

I may not have many that echo this sentiment, but I've never gree thought Stephen Christian had great live vocals. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.

Cities is quite possibly the average Anberlin fan's favorite album from the band yours truly includedso the appeal of novelty and nostalgia is present anberln full force from the very first listen. Feedback fb tw gp vk.

Live From New York City does. The live Cities only serves to back up my opinion, but it's great to hear this treasured album in a live setting.

Live From New York City is adelaice collector's item. The obvious exceptions are "Dismantle. The most notable thing about Cities: There are two different versions: Spurred on by popular singles Readyfuels and Change the World, it sold over 60, copies and raised Anberlin's profile. Songfacts reports that, Self-Starter, the first release from Vital, Anberlin's sixth album, was the band's first ever song to feature female vocals.

Both have been quite successful on alternative rock radio. All acoustic ambient blues classical country electronic emo folk hardcore hip hop indie jazz latin metal pop pop punk punk reggae rnb rock soul world 60s 70s 80s 90s MyTracks MyArtists History My profile About Terms Of Use Contacts. Of course, there are more elements to consider in a live album, like in-between-song-banter which seems pretty generic here and fan interaction which we can't accurately judge on simply audio alone adelaidw, so ultimately, Cities: If you are an Anberlin fan, Cities: So far, two radio singles have been released from the album: Please like our facebook page!

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This band has no small following of dedicated and loving fans, and this album shows it. Prior to its release, aberlin band promoted the album by releasing a track per week on their Purevolume and Myspace website accounts, as well as on their own website.

A Day Late and Paperthin Hymn.