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Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Erasure · 2007

91 min · 21 tracks · new wave · synth-pop

A vibrant celebration of synth-pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics delivered in an electrifying live performance.

Why this album works

Best for
steady mid-tempo celebration atmosphere engaging sing-along moments with friends heartfelt lyrics for reflective listening
Context
By the time 'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' was released in December 2007, Erasure had enjoyed over two decades of success in the synth-pop genre, with numerous hit albums including their previous release, 'Union Street' in 2006. This live album captures their enduring appeal and showcases their ability to connect with fans through a dynamic concert experience, cementing their status as icons of the era.
If you like
new wave, synth-pop

Live at the Royal Albert Hall is an album by Erasure, released in 2007. A vibrant celebration of synth-pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics delivered in an electrifying live performance. 'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' received positive critical acclaim and highlighted Erasure's influence on the synth-pop movement. The album reached No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart, demonstrating the band's lasting popularity and the strength of their live performances, particularly among long-time fans and new listeners alike. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Live at the Royal Albert Hall sound like?

A vibrant celebration of synth-pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics delivered in an electrifying live performance. Rooted in new wave and synth-pop.

What makes Live at the Royal Albert Hall by Erasure notable?

'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' received positive critical acclaim and highlighted Erasure's influence on the synth-pop movement. The album reached No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart, demonstrating the band's lasting popularity and the strength of their live performances, particularly among long-time fans and new listeners alike. By the time 'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' was released in December 2007, Erasure had enjoyed over two decades of success in the synth-pop genre, with numerous hit albums including their previous release, 'Union Street' in 2006. This live album captures their enduring appeal and showcases their ability to connect with fans through a dynamic concert experience, cementing their status as icons of the era.

Who is Live at the Royal Albert Hall for?

Live at the Royal Albert Hall works well if you're into steady mid-tempo celebration atmosphere, engaging sing-along moments with friends and heartfelt lyrics for reflective listening.

How many songs are on Live at the Royal Albert Hall?

Live at the Royal Albert Hall has 21 tracks, running approximately 91 minutes.

Tracklist

21 tracks·91:53

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Sunday Girl 4:47
  • 2 Blue Savannah 4:22
  • 3 Drama 4:29
  • 4 I Could Fall in Love With You 4:39
  • 5 Fly Away 3:42
  • 6 Breathe 4:20
  • 7 Storm in a Teacup 4:40
  • 8 Chains of Love Standout 3:53
  • 9 Breath of Life 4:50
  • 10 Love to Hate You 4:20
  • 11 Sucker for Love 4:02
  • 12 Jacques Cousteau 3:44

Disc 2

  • 1 Victim of Love 3:56
  • 2 When a Lover Leaves You 4:00
  • 3 Ship of Fools 4:07
  • 4 Chorus 5:19
  • 5 Sometimes 4:02
  • 6 A Little Respect Standout 5:03
  • 7 Oh L'Amour Standout 3:51
  • 8 Glass Angel 6:10
  • 9 Stop! 3:37

Release Date

December 10, 2007

Genre

new wave, synth-pop

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Artist Origin

United Kingdom

Runtime

91 min 53 sec