Concert is Concrete
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Bulldog
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gareth
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Other than the building material, the definition is given as:
concrete (CERTAIN)
adjective
clear and certain, or real and existing in a form that can be seen or felt
Not sure if that helps or not! I reckon the artwork was prepared with a typo and they decided it was hysterically funny and should go with it!
G
concrete (CERTAIN)
adjective
clear and certain, or real and existing in a form that can be seen or felt
Not sure if that helps or not! I reckon the artwork was prepared with a typo and they decided it was hysterically funny and should go with it!
G
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Concrete Music (French musique concrète), music created by reworking natural sounds recorded on disc or tape. It was developed in 1948 by French...gareth wrote:Other than the building material, the definition is given as:
concrete (CERTAIN)
adjective
clear and certain, or real and existing in a form that can be seen or felt
Not sure if that helps or not! I reckon the artwork was prepared with a typo and they decided it was hysterically funny and should go with it!
G
http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_762 ... Music.html
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Re: Concert is Concrete
ROFL! Man! i cant believe it! =))AlfonsoPSB wrote:Like Vince said, now that's a PSB album title!
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All is revealed on www.petshopboys.co.ukautechre wrote:Does anyone know what will be on the CD? Its live from when? Is it from one specific concert or several performances?
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popfreak
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Does really matter what its called?
We buy it for the music. they could have called it Bumfluff and people would still argue that its a good name because..... or its a shit name because......
I would say the 90% of the music buying world don't even care what an album is called. I would also say that if you go to a record store and stand and listen to people at the counter most of them only ask for an artist. eg. " Have you got the new album by the pet shop boys?".
We buy it for the music. they could have called it Bumfluff and people would still argue that its a good name because..... or its a shit name because......
I would say the 90% of the music buying world don't even care what an album is called. I would also say that if you go to a record store and stand and listen to people at the counter most of them only ask for an artist. eg. " Have you got the new album by the pet shop boys?".
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Frequency
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I'll probably end up buying it, would have been nice if they'd done some limited bonus CD with some of their unused remixes and b-sides, but never mind.
The gig was a bit hit and miss, some songs worked very well (Numb and Casanova) and some didn't (Integral sticks out in particular; seemed to be stripped of the energy of the studio version and the vocal wasn't great either). I can't say I'm a huge fan of live albums as well. The only one I've ever really liked was a Bowie BBC Radio Theatre Concert CD, but then hes always been outstanding live.
The gig was a bit hit and miss, some songs worked very well (Numb and Casanova) and some didn't (Integral sticks out in particular; seemed to be stripped of the energy of the studio version and the vocal wasn't great either). I can't say I'm a huge fan of live albums as well. The only one I've ever really liked was a Bowie BBC Radio Theatre Concert CD, but then hes always been outstanding live.
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When I read this on the OS just now, I burst out laughing! It's probably the funniest name for an album I've seen The idea of the live CD not being called Concert and instead being called Concrete...it just makes me laugh 
The idea of the live CD not being called Concert and instead being called Concrete...it just makes me laugh I agree but I'm going to get it because it has the fantastic and far superior Rufus Wainwright version of Casanova in Hell!TeCHno PoP wrote:I don"t like live CDs, I won't buy it. Instead of this live CD, a live DVD would much better!