Augie March - Live 2003 + 2006 (FM)

Live at the Wireless 2003 

and

Triple R Live 2006 (FM)

01 Blackbird

02 Brundisium

03 I, Me, Mine

04 Tulip

05 There's No Such Place

06 Train

07 This Train Will Be Taking No Passengers 

08 The Cold Acre

09 What Passes for a Single These Days

10 One Crowded Hour

11 Clearly Not

12 Mother Greer

13 ...Which Is Logical

14 The Baron of Sentiment

15 One More to the Rs

16 Just Passing Through

 

Tracks 1 - 6 - Live at the Wireless 2003 (exact date unknown)

Tracks 7 - 16 - Live on Triple R March 23, 2006

ROB SEZ: MEGA HUGE thanks to Don for sharing this one at the late, great ASH blog.

MP3@320

ASH Tuesday post #78

Augie March - Live 2003 & 2007

Botanic Gardens, Kings Park

Perth, Australia

with Western Australia Symphony Orchestra

Triple-J radio broadcast

Feb. 25, 2007

FM broadcast (sound quality EX-)

   

AUGIE MARCH: The Melbourne-based band is beloved in Australia.

ROB SEZ: Where would I be without my musical pals from the old ASH blog? They introduced me to so many great artists — like Augie March, a challenging-but-beguiling combo from Australia. Thanks to Heather at the Fuel Friends blog, where the 2007 set first appeared. Thanks also to Don & Mick from ASH, who first posted the 2003 show (the year listed on the front cover art is incorrect).

01 Lady Time (orchestra intro)
02 This Train Will Be Taking No Passengers
03 Mother Greer
04 The Honey Month
05 One Crowded Hour
06 Men Who Follow Spring the Planet 'Round 
07 Bottle Baby
08 O Song
09 Song In the Key of Chance
10 Stranger Strange
11 Brundisium


Meredith Music Festival

Supernatural Amphitheatre

(near) Victoria, Australia

Dec. 2, 2003

    

FM broadcast (sound quality VG+)

AUGIE MARCH:
Adam Donovan

Dave Williams
Edmondo Ammendola
Glenn Richards
Kiernan Box

MP3@320 (first set = 160 kbps, best available)

ASH Tuesday post #19.

Learn more about the music of Augie March at the band's web site, FB page, Allmusic and at Wikipedia.