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Front Line Assembly > Live Wired Box Set
2CD 1996 Off Beat SPV 088-43262, Box 1996 Off Beat SPV 098-43260 (Box CD+Video)
Tracklist Live Wired Box Set VHS Video:
- Intro Visual Mind 0.25
01. Mortal 2.52
02. Vigilante 6.15
03. Circuitry 7.21
04. Bio Mechanic 5.24
05. Iceolate (Video Clip) 5.14
06. Resist 5.21
- Interview (Part1) 2.59
07. Surface Patterns 6.10
08. Millennium (Video Clip) 4.27
09. Gun 6.06
- Interview (Part2) 3.17
10. Modus Operandi 5.28
11. Virus (Video Clip) 4.26
12. Liquid Separation 4.50
13. The Blade (Video Clip) 4.25
14. Overkill 5.24
- Interview (Part3) 2.34
15. Millennium 7.47
16. Laughing Pain (Video Clip) 5.21
17. Mindphaser 6.39
18. Body Count 7.54
19. Plasticity (Video Clip) 4.17
Total Playing Time ~125 mins.
Credits for Live Wired Box Set Video:
Roadcrew 1995: Bill Leeb: vocals / noises / sampling / drums Rhys Fulber: keys / drums / sampling / treatments Adrian White: drums Jed Simon: guitar / drums Greg Reely: sound Tim Oberthier: sound Elk H.: tour manager Thorsten S.: press / chicks Torsten J.: backliner Nicole S.: merchandise Jos: video Ed: light (Flash) Gordon: driver.
Music recorded mixed by Greg Reely. FOH soundengineer Greg Reely. Monitor soundengineer Tim Oberthier. Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Los Angeles. Video interview directed by Rod Chong. Photos by Sven Schirm, Torsten Balzer, Thorsten Stroht, Karalyn Illes.
LIVE WIRED VIDEO FILMING CREW, Chemnitz, Kraftwerk, 14.10.1995:
Live Video directed by Christian Poeck Edited by Steven Enderlein, Manfred Gremmer Camera: Olaf Ave, Steven Enderlein, Christian Poeck, Lars Schreiber, Christine Ziesmer Executive Producers: Christian Poeck, Gösta Oelstrom Live Video produced by IMAGE TV PRODUCTION Gösta Oelstrom & Uwe Praetel.
Review of the video.
(for the 2CD see the Live Wired page)
Well if you are lucky enough to get the limited edition box set then you also get this excellent video which consists of 13 live tracks and 6 promo videos, interspersed with an interview with Bill and Rhys.
The live stuff is full of zooming cameras and digital effects that may be a bit offputting to some, but I think it would have looked a bit tame without it. Sound quality is not so hot, certainly not as good as the cd, but then I don't have a really good video, it may be better on a proper system.
After every few tracks is a section of the interview with Bill and Rhys appearing on tv screens in a darkened room, with 'Destructive Transformation' as the background music, telling us about how they work together and their influences etc. Not really anything we didn't already know, but it's good to actually hear the guys talk. There's also the promo videos which are great because I'd only seen a few of them before. Tragically though 'Mindphaser' isn't included, this is a real shame as it's an amazing video.
Reviewed by Jon M
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