Artist.......: White Rabbits
Album........: Live de la Semaine
Label........: TBD
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2010-05-04
Str.date.....: 2010-04-00
Quality......: 184kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://whiterabbitsmusic.com/

track  title                                          time

 1.    StΘphane Saunier - Intro                       1:35
 2.    White Rabbits - Fox Hunting                    4:19
 3.    White Rabbits - Rudie Fails                    3:10
 4.    White Rabbits - They Done Wrong / We Done      4:43
       Wrong
 5.    White Rabbits - Company I Keep                 3:34
 6.    White Rabbits - Lionesse                       3:00
 7.    White Rabbits - Percussion Gun                 3:09
 8.    White Rabbits - The Lady Vanishes              4:37
 9.    White Rabbits - Salesman (Tramp Life)          3:53
 10.   StΘphane Saunier - Ending                      0:26

                                            Runtime  32:26
                                            Size     42.90

Release Notes:

At first, it's easy to mistake the White Rabbits for just
another set of New York City dance-rock hipsters in the
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah tradition, but a second look
reveals a quirkier and more rewarding aesthetic. A sextet
featuring two drummers and a piano player, the White
Rabbits refer to their music as "honky tonk calypso," and
their cheerful blend of calypso, reggae and ska rhythms,
plus secondhand music hall influences and big pop hooks,
strongly recalls vintage Madness  circa "Our House" and
the moodier, more experimental side of the Specials and
Fun Boy Three, via Ted Leo & the Pharmacists. The White
Rabbits began in Columbia, MO, in 2004, when college
students Greg Roberts and Stephen Patterson bonded while
working at a local record store. Moving to New York in
2005, Roberts  (vocals and guitar) and Patterson  (vocals,
piano and percussion) fleshed out the White Rabbits with
guitarist Alex Even, bassist Adam Russell and dual
drummers Matt Clark and Jamie Levinson. Signing with Say
Hey Records in the U.S. and Young Turks Records in Great
Britain, the White Rabbits connected with hot New York
indie producer Chris Zane (Asobi Seksu, Les Savy Fav) to
record their debut album Fort Nightly. Preceded by the
dramatic first single "The Plot," Fort Nightly was
released in the summer of 2007. For their second album,
the band teamed up with Spoon's Britt Daniel as producer;
after recording in early 2009, It's Frightening was
released that spring.



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Artist.......: White Rabbits
Album........: Live de la Semaine
Label........: TBD
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2010-05-04
Str.date.....: 2010-04-00
Quality......: 184kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://whiterabbitsmusic.com/

track  title                                          time

 1.    Stéphane Saunier - Intro                       1:35
 2.    White Rabbits - Fox Hunting                    4:19
 3.    White Rabbits - Rudie Fails                    3:10
 4.    White Rabbits - They Done Wrong / We Done      4:43
       Wrong
 5.    White Rabbits - Company I Keep                 3:34
 6.    White Rabbits - Lionesse                       3:00
 7.    White Rabbits - Percussion Gun                 3:09
 8.    White Rabbits - The Lady Vanishes              4:37
 9.    White Rabbits - Salesman (Tramp Life)          3:53
 10.   Stéphane Saunier - Ending                      0:26

                                            Runtime  32:26
                                            Size     42.90

Release Notes:

At first, it's easy to mistake the White Rabbits for just
another set of New York City dance-rock hipsters in the
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah tradition, but a second look
reveals a quirkier and more rewarding aesthetic. A sextet
featuring two drummers and a piano player, the White
Rabbits refer to their music as "honky tonk calypso," and
their cheerful blend of calypso, reggae and ska rhythms,
plus secondhand music hall influences and big pop hooks,
strongly recalls vintage Madness  circa "Our House" and
the moodier, more experimental side of the Specials and
Fun Boy Three, via Ted Leo & the Pharmacists. The White
Rabbits began in Columbia, MO, in 2004, when college
students Greg Roberts and Stephen Patterson bonded while
working at a local record store. Moving to New York in
2005, Roberts  (vocals and guitar) and Patterson  (vocals,
piano and percussion) fleshed out the White Rabbits with
guitarist Alex Even, bassist Adam Russell and dual
drummers Matt Clark and Jamie Levinson. Signing with Say
Hey Records in the U.S. and Young Turks Records in Great
Britain, the White Rabbits connected with hot New York
indie producer Chris Zane (Asobi Seksu, Les Savy Fav) to
record their debut album Fort Nightly. Preceded by the
dramatic first single "The Plot," Fort Nightly was
released in the summer of 2007. For their second album,
the band teamed up with Spoon's Britt Daniel as producer;
after recording in early 2009, It's Frightening was
released that spring.



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