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Seeking Homer
Live at The Wetlands, NYC
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Playground
2. Looking Ahead
3. Greyhound
4. Bridges
5. Weatherman
6. Downtown
7. Policy
8. Hard to Find
9. Moon
10. Dilemma
11. Astray
12. Down Under
13. Fairhaven
14. Texas
15. Star Spangled Banner
16. Red Faded Hat

CD Details

All Artists: Seeking Homer
Title: Live at The Wetlands, NYC
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Dirty Boot
Original Release Date: 5/22/2000
Release Date: 5/22/2000
Album Type: Live
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 659887196520

Synopsis

Album Description

It seems only fitting that one of the best live independent acts in the country should release a live CD right? Fresh off the heels of a 6 week tour of the East Coast, the boys return home for an intimate concert at the historic Wetlands in New York City. The album is doused with live gems such as "The Star Spangled Banner", "Mountaintop" and the crowd favorite, Men At Work's hit, "Down Under". The songs, "Greyhound" and "Downtown" are also performed which are previously unreleased. This Cd is a must for any Seeking Homer fan.

CD Reviews

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Anthony Gisondi | Clermont, FL USA | 10/23/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD is an great live offering from a great band out of New York City. Seeking Homer wail on their acoustic guitars throughout an album some could call a collection of their greatest hits done live and onstage in one of their favorite venues. Recorded at the Wetlands Preserve in Manhattan, this live album consists of an array of great original songs and covers. Excellent tracks include "Playground," "Greyhound," "Identity Daydream," and "Dilemma." Check this album out if you are a fan of bands like Guster, Dave Matthews Band, or Pat McGee Band. It boasts some of the best acoustic rock around. The CD makes you feel like you are in a crowded, smoky club with your buddies at the show. Two of the best tunes on the ablum are the funky "Weatherman" and the completely acoustic "Policy." "Policy" is reminiscent of early U2 with vocals sounding just like Bono's. In certain tracks you hear some lyrics from the Beach Boys and Beastie Boys and even a little bit of "Somewhere Over The Rainbow." They do a great job covering Men At Work's "Down Under." Overall this album is worth your listen and definitely go buy it. It'll definitely make you crave their two previous studio offerings, "Streets" and "... A Good Hard Smack," and absolutely make you travel far just to catch one of their live shows."