Art Brut Live at Schubas 11/15/2005

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Live at Schubas 11/15/2005
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Live album by
Released15 November 2005 (2005-11-15)
RecordedSchubas Tavern in Chicago, Illinois
Genre Indie rock
Garage punk
Garage rock
Length48:32
Art Brut chronology
Bang Bang Rock & Roll
(2005)
Live at Schubas 11/15/2005
(2005)
It's a Bit Complicated
(2007)

Art Brut Live At Schubas 11/15/2005 is a live album by British indie rock group Art Brut. At present, it is only available in mp3 format. The album was recorded at Schubas Tavern in Chicago, Illinois, during the promotional tour for the band's first album. Although the majority of tracks on this live album are taken from Bang Bang Rock & Roll, it also contains early versions of St.Pauli and Blame It On The Trains, which later appear on the second Art Brut album It's A Bit Complicated.

Contents

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Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Formed A Band"4:09
2."My Little Brother"3:42
3."St.Pauli"4:48
4."Rusted Guns Of Milan"4:00
5."Blame It On The Trains"4:11
6."Modern Art"3:14
7."Moving To LA"4:11
8."Emily Kane"3:23
9."Bad Weekend"4:03
10."Good Weekend"7:47
11."Bang Bang, Rock & Roll"2:18
12."18,000 Lira"2:46

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