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Make a Little Noise | ||||
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Released | March 14, 2006 | |||
Recorded | Across Canada | |||
Genre | Rock | |||
Length | 101:14 (DVD) 10:00 (CD) | |||
Label | MapleMusic | |||
Producer | Mike Leblanc Joel Plaskett Ian McGettigan | |||
Joel Plaskett Emergency chronology | ||||
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Make a Little Noise is a 2006 CD and DVD release from Halifax, Nova Scotia indie rock group Joel Plaskett Emergency. The DVD features live songs from a show at the Marquee Club in Halifax and from shows on Plaskett's solo tour. The DVD also compiles all ten of his music videos together for the first time. Released alongside the DVD are three new songs on a separate CD; one of those songs, "Nowhere with You", is Plaskett's most commercially successful solo hit. [1]
Make a Little Noise won DVD of the Year at the 2007 East Coast Music Awards. In addition, "Nowhere With You" was named Single of the Year, and Joel Plaskett won Songwriter of the Year for that song.
Total Play Time: 101:14
Total Play Time: 10:00
Region | Certification |
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Canada (Music Canada) [2] | Gold |
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