At The Chapel
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At the chapel
Ce double album live pirate de Björk est listé dans la page discographie pirate de Björk.
Titre de l’album
At the chapel, 1999, avec le quatuor Brodsky Quartet. (Début 2006, cet album n'est pas répertorié dans http://www.bjork.com/.) Ce CD pirate est exactement le même que Like someone in love, à l'exception de deux morceaux supplémentaires, Cover me et Gotham lullaby.
Lieu et date
Enregistrement live à l'Union Chapel à Londres en Angleterre le 12 décembre 1999.
Couverture
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Morceaux
| No |
Morceau |
Album d’origine |
| 1 |
Unravel |
Homogenic |
| 2 |
All neon like |
Homogenic |
| 3 |
Cover me |
Post |
| 4 |
I've seen it all |
Selmasongs |
| 5 |
Gotham lullaby |
- |
| 6 |
Come to me |
Debut |
| 7 |
Who do you think you are |
- |
| 8 |
Modern thing (the) |
Post |
| 9 |
Hyperballad |
Post |
| 10 |
Like someone in love |
Debut |
| 11 |
Sod off |
cd single Joga |
| 12 |
5 years |
Homogenic |
| 13 |
Why? |
- |
| 14 |
Possibly maybe |
Post |
| 15 |
Anchor song |
Debut |
| 16 |
Joga |
Homogenic |
| 17 |
Bachelorette |
Homogenic |
| 18 |
You've been flirting again |
Post |
| 19 |
Play dead |
Debut |
| 20 |
Hunter |
Homogenic |
| 21 |
Anyone who had a heart |
- |
| 22 |
Downtown |
- |
| 23 |
It's oh so quiet |
Post |
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