The Minneapolis Uranium Club Band - LIVE! at Arci Taun! FLAC

Minneapolis Uranium Club Band Italy Sottoterra Rock Zine Arci Taun Punk Post 2017

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	The Minneapolis Uranium Club Band
Title:	LIVE! at Arci Taun!
Style:	Punk, Post-Punk
Date of release:	17 Nov 2017
Label:	Sottoterra - Rock Zine, Arci Taun
Catalog Number:	STT01, TAUN1
Country:	Italy
FLAC album size:	1821 mb
MP3 album size:	1805 mb

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Tracklist

1	The Misadventures Of Prissy Chrissy
2	Lottery
3	Who Made The Man?
4	That Clown's Got A Gun
5	Vanishing Point
6	Black Seamen
7	Operation 1 And 2
8	Sun Belt

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CF-101CD	The Minneapolis Uranium Club	LIVE! at Arci Taun! ‎(CD, Album)	Castle Face Records	CF-101CD	US	2018
CF-101	The Minneapolis Uranium Club	LIVE! at Arci Taun! ‎(LP, Album, Fin)	Castle Face	CF-101	US	2018
CF-101	The Minneapolis Uranium Club	LIVE! at Arci Taun! ‎(LP, Album)	Castle Face	CF-101	US	2018

Credits

Mastered By – Francesco Rabaglia
Recorded By – Luca Orzi

Notes

The title of the record as printed on the spine of the sleeve is: "The Minneapolis Uranium Club - In Cahoots With Sunbelt Chemical Corporation, Nat. Pen Co., Arci Taun, and Sotto Terra -Present: The Minneapolis Uranium Club Band: Live For The First Time Ever (In Italy) At Arci Taun on November 23rd, 2016."

The release includes a photocopied flyer for the show this album was recorded at.

Companies

Recorded At – Arci Taun
Mastered At – Big Pine Creek

Video

Mavegelv

Whilst the Uranium Club are undoubtedly one of the best post-punk bands from the 2010s, the recording quality on this Live LP just isn't up to scratch.
They clearly have great humour and timing live, but it just isn't captured here all too well, it sounds like they were only recording from the singer's mic, (See: Sun Belt, which features all-new lyrics not present on the studio version, that you can barely hear due to them not being sung by the regular singer.)

Ultimately, the first LP from the Uranium Club is filled with great live versions of the studio tracks from their Eps, recorded so poorly it makes it hard to revisit, if not for the band's sheer brilliance shining through the poor quality, I'd immediately write this off. I'd say it's an inessential release, but with a band with such little material as the Uranium Club, you can't be picky.
I hope to see a better live album in the future, but this will do for now.