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BABY BLUE VINYL. Recorded at the House of Blues in Los Angeles at the launch for Smile Records and release of band's last studio album, on Sept. 25, 2001, just 2 weeks after 9/11. Discussions were held with the band, management, distributor, and HOB, all of whom were very concerned with the timing but after talking pros and cons, it was agreed that the show should go on to show how strong we are as Americans. This 18-track set includes cuts from the band's recording career with 8 tracks from their ground breaking best selling debut album, 'Get The Knack' including "My Sharona", "Good Girls Don't", "Frustrated" and 5 others. Features a cover of the Monkees "Last Train To Clarksville" and a blistering medley of "Tequila" into the Doors "Break On Through (To The Other Side)". It's a must have for loyal fans of the highly revered power pop legends. Double LP set is pressed on baby blue vinyl.

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Sales Points

• The performance took place 2 weeks after 9/11
• For fans of Blondie, Cheap Trick, The Beatles and power pop bands of the late '70s/early '80s
• “Get The Knack” LP was the #1 LP for 5 weeks and “My Sharona” was the #1 song of 1979
• Contains all their best known songs and covers of Monkees, Doors and Champs classics
• Double LP set is pressed on baby blue vinyl packaged in a gatefold sleeve
• Promoted with a major press campaign with interviews from band bassist, Prescott Niles

Press Quotes

If you're not already an acolyte of the Knack and pick this up on vinyl, do yourself a favor and listen to it as intended. There's no denying how great 'My Sharona' is but you'd be well served to immerse yourself in the equally wonderful material like 'Harder On Me,' 'Seven Days In Heaven' and the cheeky 'That's What Little Girls Do.' And stick around for their fabulous take on The Monkees' 'Last Train To Clarksville.'

     —Robert Ham, Paste

'Sounding as ambitious and energized as if they were auditioning for their first record deal, the foursome revisit the Knack's glory days, devoting eight of the show's 18 songs to material from their debut album: ''Good Girls Don't,' 'Let Me Out,' 'Oh Tar

     —The Aquarian

Previously unreleased, Live at the House of Blues Hollywood 9/25/01 boasts great live sound and interesting behind-the-scenes liner notes by label president Tony Valenziano

     —George Paul, Rock Cellar Magazine