The live Roseland NYC album is bomb, except for the couple seconds in the beginning of Glory Box when the strings.
The crowd-pleasing hit “Sour Times” gets completely reworked to sound like a hip and haunted dance floor dirge. Roads makes me weep, Glory Box is a classic, and I love singing along to Half Day Closing. E eis que 10 anos de pois o Portishead nos brinda com um novo disco de in Portishead concert in the Roseland Ballroom, New York City. 0 Size 95 MB Rating 0, Like, Dislike Copy to Favorites Share. Fans of David Axelrod’s soundtrack scores will delight in the cinematic sounding version of “All Mine.” With the 35-piece ensemble at its disposal, Portishead turns the tune into something that sounds like it could have been penned and arranged for an artful spy film of the early ‘60s. Portishead - Roseland NYC Live (1998).rar Archive rar. Being the prudent one, I decided to forgo seeing them in lieu of dead week (that last-ditch effort professors take to increase your study load before finals week). “Cowboys” follows menacingly with distorted turntable scratching against a fleet of cellos and deep droning horns that adds a vast chasm of dimension under Gibbons’ troubled siren singing. Live: Roseland NYC by Portishead 1998 / Go Beat, London Records About a year ago, I had a chance to see Portishead when they performed in Chicago on their too-brief U.S. “Humming” from the band’s 1997 self titled sophomore album sets a dark and beautiful tone with an eerie Theremin floating over the orchestra’s noir-tinged arrangements before Beth Gibbons elegantly inflects her ghostly and gossamer vocals over a scratchy trip-hop drum beat. No pirated live recording could possibly compare. Portishead beats bootleggers at their own game by recording and releasing a special one-off concert at New York City’s Roseland Ballroom, replete with live arrangements by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
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