Counting Crows - Round Here (from "August & Everything After" DVD, Blu-Ray, CD)

Eagle Rock Entertainment are proud to announce the simultaneous release on CD, DVD and Blu-ray on 29 / 30 August 2011 of "August And Everything After -- Live At Town Hall" from Counting Crows. The DVD and Blu-ray are the first ever video releases from this acclaimed band, and all formats of this release feature the complete album "August And Everything After" performed live with extended running times and a few surprises. Of course the set list for this cracking live set includes the hit singles "Mr Jones", "Round Here" and "Rain King".

Counting Crows' debut album "August And Everything After" was released in late 1993 and went on to sell over 7 million copies in America. In the UK it charted at No.16 and has sold over 400,000 copies. On 18 September 2007, the band performed the complete album live at Town Hall in New York City.

TRACKLISTING

1) Round Here / Raining In Baltimore 2) Omaha 3) Mr. Jones 4) Introduction To Perfect Blue Buildings 5) Perfect Blue Buildings 6) Anna Begins 7) Time And Time Again 8) Rain King 9) Introduction To Sullivan Street 10) Sullivan Street 11 Ghost Train 12) A Murder Of One

The line up for this stellar evening captured on "August And Everything After -- Live From Town Hall" was: Jim Bogios (drums, vocals, percussion); David Bryson (electric & acoustic guitars, vocals); Adam Duritz (vocals); Charles Gillingham (piano, Hammond B-3 organ, accordion, harmonica, vocals); David Immergluck (electric & acoustic guitars, mandolin, pedal steel, vocals), Millard Powers (bass, vocals, piano); Dan Vickrey (electric & acoustic guitars, banjo, vocals). This live performance of their complete debut album proves what truly great performing artists they are.

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[ubdkd]

The Crows in full flight are unlike anything else in music.... genius musicians, led by a genius poet/actor/vocalist.

wow... just wow.

[23aztek]

!*EAT THIS JUSTIN-NO-TALENT-KARAOKE-BIEBE­R*!

[paulpelt]

Round Here meets It's Raining in Baltimore

[17jflor]

this guys having flashbacks again



[leroi21421]

WOW! don't know what to say...just AMAZING!!!

[ShaShahxx]

omg, I have to buy this dvd right now.

[kcmet79]

@rocknrollsinger +1

[kcmet79]

@chercherchercher wtf? i swear, unless you are a stick or a rail nowadays you are labeled fat. 

[kcmet79]

@CardMoves101 agree w/ u man. based on the # of negative votes u got, guessing almost no one else does. changing up the lyrics is one thing--i enjoyed that-- but you gotta have some melody to grab onto, and i just don't find much of that in this performance of Round Here. the verses, ack. the expanded bridge was comparatively decent. no disrespect, JMHO

[kcmet79]

love CC to death, but just ain't diggin the liberties Adam takes with some of these classic melodies, esp on Round Here. still cool to hear different arrangements and takes i guess.

[fullkontakt187]

one of the best pats is about 6:29 into the song when he stops what hes saying and says merely "I miss you"... its evident he's singing this to SOMEONE or has someone on his mind, which all of his song are usually about someone/something real i know.but that is such an emotionally painful and powerful moment in my opinion, it outshines anything going on in music right now, in those 3 words.