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Erasure - The Neon Live - (2CD Deluxe Album) - pre-order [2022-03-04]
LHN085CD

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Erasure - The Neon Live - (2CD Deluxe Album)

Please note that if you order this product with The Neon Live 3LP or Photobook then your order will not be despatched until all products are released, expected late 2022.

Recorded at Manchester's O2 Apollo on 9th and 10th October 2021 this deluxe 2-CD edition is packaged in a deluxe triple fold out sleeve featuring metallic foil lettering on the cover and comes with a full-colour booklet.

This double CD features an entire show, compiled from the band's favourite performance of each song chosen from across the two shows in Manchester.

Limited edition of 3000.

Please note that all images are not final and may change.

"Erasure - The Neon Live - (2CD Deluxe Album)" is out Friday, 8th April 2022 on Live Here Now and available for pre-order now.

NB: All products ordered with a pre-order will be dispatched together close to the latest pre-order release date. If you want earlier dispatched for another product then please place separate order(s).
Set List:

Chorus
Hey Now
Fill Us With Fire
Sacred
The Circus
Who Needs Love Like That
Nerves Of Steel
Blue Savannah
Chains Of Love
Turns The Love To Anger
Careful What I Try To Do
Sometimes
Save Me Darling
Shot A Satellite
Love To Hate You
Love Is A Stranger
Drama
Always
Stop
Push Me Shove Me
Victim Of Love
Oh L'Amour
A Little Respect

Format: 2CD Deluxe Album
Barcode: tba
Catalogue Number: LHN085CD
Label: Live Here Now
Release Date: Friday, 8th April 2022
£20.00

https://www.lexermusic.com/erasure-live ... luxe-album



Erasure - The Neon Live - (4CD A5 Hardback Photobook Album) - pre-order [2022-07]
LHN085BK


Erasure - The Neon Live - (4CD A5 Hardback Photobook Album)

Recorded at Manchester's O2 Apollo on 9th and 10th October 2021 this 4CD Erasure Information Service release is limited to 1500 copies and features Erasure's shows at Manchester's O2 Apollo on October 9th and 10th 2021 in their entirety. The four CDs come packaged in a deluxe 88-page hardback book format which contains live and backstage photographs and a selection of exclusive content.

Pre-orders of the 4CD deluxe hardback book edition also offers the opportunity to have your name - or a name of your choice - listed on the format's credits pages. Please specify the required name in the text box below.

Includes Free 320kbps MP3 download of the Neon Live 2CD audio delivered on CD Release date 4th March 2022.

Please note that all images are not final and may change.

"Erasure - The Neon Live - (4CD A5 Hardback Photobook Album)" is out late 2022 on Live Here Now and available for pre-order now.

Set List:
Chorus
Hey Now
Fill Us With Fire
Sacred
The Circus
Who Needs Love Like That
Nerves Of Steel
Blue Savannah
Chains Of Love
Turns The Love To Anger
Careful What I Try To Do
Sometimes
Save Me Darling
Shot A Satellite
Love To Hate You
Love Is A Stranger
Drama
Always
Stop
Push Me Shove Me
Victim Of Love
Oh L'Amour
A Little Respect

Format: 4CD A5 Hardback Photobook Album
Barcode: tba
Catalogue Number: LHN085BK
Label: Live Here Now
Release Date:3rd March 2023
£55.00

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Erasure - The Neon Live - (3LP Coloured HeavyWeight LP Vinyl Album) - pre-order [2022-07]
LHN085LP

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Erasure - The Neon Live - (3LP Coloured HeavyWeight LP Vinyl Album)

Recorded at Manchester's O2 Apollo on 9th and 10th October 2021 this vinyl edition is pressed on heavyweight violet sparkle vinyl and comes packaged in a triple fold out sleeve featuring metallic foil lettering on the cover and includes a full-colour booklet.

This Triple LP features an entire show, complied from the band's favourite performance of each song chosen from across the two shows in Manchester.

Includes Free 320kbps MP3 download of the Neon Live 2CD audio delivered on CD Release date 4th March 2022.

Please note that all images are not final and may change.

"Erasure - The Neon Live - (3LP Coloured HeavyWeight LP Vinyl Album)" is out late 2022 on Live Here Now and available for pre-order now.

NB: All products ordered with a pre-order will be dispatched together close to the latest pre-order release date. If you want earlier dispatched for another product then please place separate order(s).
Set List:

Chorus
Hey Now
Fill Us With Fire
Sacred
The Circus
Who Needs Love Like That
Nerves Of Steel
Blue Savannah
Chains Of Love
Turns The Love To Anger
Careful What I Try To Do
Sometimes
Save Me Darling
Shot A Satellite
Love To Hate You
Love Is A Stranger
Drama
Always
Stop
Push Me Shove Me
Victim Of Love
Oh L'Amour
A Little Respect

Format: 3LP Coloured HeavyWeight LP Vinyl Album
Barcode: tba
Catalogue Number: LHN085LP
Label: Live Here Now
Release Date: 3rd March 2023
£45.00

https://www.lexermusic.com/erasure-live ... inyl-album

EIS Newsletter-

ERASURE: ANNOUNCING A BRAND NEW LIVE ALBUM 'THE NEON LIVE' FOR 2022 - PRE-SALE STARTS TODAY!
This is exciting, and also quite complicated so please do read this bit carefully. On March 4th 2022 Erasure will be releasing 'The Neon Live', a brand new live album to celebrate 'The Neon Tour'. Recorded at Manchester's O2 Apollo on 9th and 10th October 2021 'The Neon Live' will be released initially in three deluxe physical formats by Live Here Now. Are you ready to hear more? Here you go...

First of all there's a Deluxe 2-CD format which is limited to 3000 copies, packaged in a triple fold out sleeve with metallic ink and silver foil logo on the cover and accompanied by a 12-page full-colour booklet. This double CD features an entire show, complied from the band's favourite performance of each song chosen from across the two shows in Manchester.

Then there's a Deluxe 3-Vinyl edition, limited to 1500 copies and pressed on heavyweight, violet-sparkle vinyl and packaged in a triple fold out sleeve with metallic ink printing and accompanied with an 8-page full-colour booklet. This 3-piece vinyl edition has the same tracklisting as the 2-CD format above, the tracks complied from our favourites across the two shows in Manchester.

Finally we have a Super Deluxe 4-CD Hardback Book edition. The book is compiled and curated in association with the Erasure Information Service and is limited to 1500 copies. The four CDs contain the two Manchester shows, each in their entirety (not a single note of music, or word from Andy's mouth is missing!) and come packaged in a deluxe A5 88-page hardback book which contains live and backstage photographs alongside a selection of exclusive content. Plus, if you pre-order the hardback book edition you also have the opportunity to have your name - or a name of your choice - included in the credits section of the book.

It's a bit tricky to get the full effect of these deluxe editions from the visuals we've put online, but they are all printed using metallic inks and tie in closely with the aesthetic that runs through the entire campaign for The Neon. Rest assured that they will all look absolutely spectacular and you will probably want to spend a lot of your time just stroking them and sighing contentedly when they arrive...

You've probably heard the news stories about the current difficulties in manufacturing vinyl records so I suspect that it will come as no surprise when I tell you that although the Deluxe 2-CD edition of 'The Neon Live' will be released on 4th March 2022 the vinyl will take longer than that. Due to the current global vinyl manufacturing crisis, the lead times on vinyl are completely bonkers at the moment so it's unlikely that the Deluxe 3-Vinyl release will be ready to ship until August or September 2022. We will release the Deluxe 4-CD Hardback Book format at the same time as the 3-Vinyl for two reasons: firstly because we don't want people paying two sets of postage costs for those items, and secondly because we want your pictures and content to include in the book alongside the official photography, and this way it means that those of you in North America, and those of you attending the UK & European leg of the tour in May 2022, will also be able to see the show and will be able submit your pictures and memories before we go to print. More about all of that will be included in a future newsletter.

To make the time go by a little more quickly, anyone who pre-orders the Deluxe 4-CD Hardback Book or the Deluxe 3-Vinyl Album will be sent a download version of the 2-CD Audio when it comes out on 4th March, just to keep you going!

We have no reason to doubt this schedule, but you may have noticed that the there have been a lot of unexpected events over the last couple of years (!), and while we will do our best to stick to the schedule we may need to adjust those dates if we're hit any bumps in this particular road, but if that happens I promise that we will keep you up to date on any changes. One final thing to note right now is that as with ‘World Be Live’ Mute will be releasing standard CD, vinyl and digital editions, which will be available from all tip-top retailers and streaming services around the world, but those editions won’t be released until late 2022 or maybe 2023. Just so you know.

These deluxe editions of 'The Neon Live' are available to pre-order right now exclusively from Live Here Now and from Lexer Music. Phew... I hope that all makes sense!

I hope they record before some tracks are dropped off the setlist

ben wrote: Sun Oct 03, 2021 7:26 pm I hope they record before some tracks are dropped off the setlist

I like to think they have from the start.

Tin Soldier wrote: Sun Oct 03, 2021 10:38 pm

ben wrote: Sun Oct 03, 2021 7:26 pm I hope they record before some tracks are dropped off the setlist

I like to think they have from the start.

Seeing as LHN are a London based company I would assume it would be the 02 gig that gets recorded (but that’s just my opinion)

Pughie wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:02 am

Tin Soldier wrote: Sun Oct 03, 2021 10:38 pm

ben wrote: Sun Oct 03, 2021 7:26 pm I hope they record before some tracks are dropped off the setlist

I like to think they have from the start.

Seeing as LHN are a London based company I would assume it would be the 02 gig that gets recorded (but that’s just my opinion)

Considering they recorded gigs further afield than London before, and specifically for Erasure, I don't see any impediment to them having already started, myself.

Tin Soldier wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:19 pm I don't see any impediment to them having already started, myself.

What do you mean by "already started"? LHN are probably only going to be at one concert to do any recording. I doubt it's going going to be economically viable to be at every show. There's no track record of them recording every show in the past, EXCEPT for when they made every show available on the night, and I don't think that's happening.

So really it's just a question of which show they will record.

kwerty wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:01 pm

Tin Soldier wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:19 pm I don't see any impediment to them having already started, myself.

What do you mean by "already started"? LHN are probably only going to be at one concert to do any recording. I doubt it's going going to be economically viable to be at every show. There's no track record of them recording every show in the past, EXCEPT for when they made every show available on the night, and I don't think that's happening.

So really it's just a question of which show they will record.

Well, while I cited an example of why the Armadillo is certainly not a venue too far, I wasn't implying they would do every show. Still, I wouldn't be surprised if they were recording the tour opener. Additionally, if a line's going to be drawn on cost, I'm more doubtful that any show in the contiguous UK would be skipped versus Europe overall. We're talking wages and gas there. It may not be infeasible.

Additionally, it's rare for only one show to be recorded due to the risks of a technical issue arising, so even were they skint enough to only attempt one, they would surely do two for safety.

Tin Soldier wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:33 pm Additionally, it's rare for only one show to be recorded due to the risks of a technical issue arising, so even were they skint enough to only attempt one, they would surely do two for safety.

Oh for sure - I thought you were inferring they might be at every show doing recordings (and I was just thinking you meant for the UK leg).

But Is it rare to record just one show? Do we know - or rather do you know! - that they recorded two nights for the Word Be Gone tour for instance? Which shows did they record over two nights? Where do you get the idea it's common practice? (I'm not trying to call you out - I'm genuinely interested to know if you're aware of something definite! Have LHN said that's what they do?)

The original reason cited for never releasing the Cowboy tour on video/DVD is that the audio recording wasn't very good, which very much suggests they only recorded one night. Of course it could be they've learnt a lesson since then...

Certainly it sounds like a good idea to record two shows - I would want to if I was in charge! - it makes sense to do that and you might be right. I wouldn't be surprised if they do. If they do though, I would imagine the most practical way of doing it would be to be at a show that is at the same venue over two nights. Which could mean, as you say, they may have started already with the Glasgow gigs!

kwerty wrote: Mon Oct 04, 2021 5:42 pm But Is it rare to record just one show? Do we know - or rather do you know! - that they recorded two nights for the Word Be Gone tour for instance? Which shows did they record over two nights? Where do you get the idea it's common practice? (I'm not trying to call you out - I'm genuinely interested to know if you're aware of something definite! Have LHN said that's what they do?)

The original reason cited for never releasing the Cowboy tour on video/DVD is that the audio recording wasn't very good, which very much suggests they only recorded one night. Of course it could be they've learnt a lesson since then...

Certainly it sounds like a good idea to record two shows - I would want to if I was in charge! - it makes sense to do that and you might be right. I wouldn't be surprised if they do. If they do though, I would imagine the most practical way of doing it would be to be at a show that is at the same venue over two nights. Which could mean, as you say, they may have started already with the Glasgow gigs!

I had been speaking generally of what I'd heard/read of official live concert recordings done in the past; not LHN specifically. I'd have to dig again for citations though. As for if it's a wide practice overall, I believe so, as aside from music, concert tapings before live audiences of things like comedy shows also follow this procedure. All in all, I'd be stunned if LHN drove out for one show and called it quits. Truly.

Regarding Cowboy, I've read the same, and it's a tragedy given the resources available due to their new US label at the time. It remains indefensible.

Isn’t this the big reveal already revealed!



Setlist for Manchester 10th,so more than likely the final track listing for album.

SPOILER

Setlist:
Chorus
Hey Now (Think I got a feeling)
Fill us with fire
Sacred
The Circus
Who needs love like that
Nerves of steel
Blue Savannah
Chains of love
Turns the love to anger
Careful what I try to do
Sometimes
Save me darling
Shot a satellite
Love to hate you
Love is a stranger
Drama
Always
Stop
Push me shove me
Victim of love
Oh L’amour
A little respect