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		BUILT TO SPILL - live @ Irving Plaza,New York,NY 9.24.2003
		BUILT TO SPILL - live @ Irving Plaza,New York,NY 9.25.2003
		BUILT TO SPILL - live @ Irving Plaza,New York,NY 9.26.2003
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	Built to Spill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Built to Spill is an indie rock band based in Boise, Idaho (U.S. Former Treepeople lead Doug Martsch formed Built to Spill in 1992 with Martsch, Brett Netson, and Ralf Youtz as the band's original members.
		Nevertheless, in March of 2005, Built to Spill announced a spring/summer 2005 tour and confirmed rumors that it is recording another studio album, tentatively scheduled for release sometime in late 2005 or early 2006.
		Built to Spill's sound has been compared to the sound of fellow indie rockers Modest Mouse and Death Cab for Cutie.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Built_to_Spill (442 words)

	Built to Spill: Live: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Primarily because Built to Spill restore purpose and invention to the guitar.
		Built to Spill weld Television-esque interplay to the head-melting swirl of Spiritualized or Spacemen 3.
		Built to Spill, and especially their live album, are for people who want to air windmill, air-strum, air-riff, air-solo, and air-drum without the guilt of actually listening to classic rock.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/built-to-spill/live.shtml (453 words)

	The Guide -- Built to Spill Live Album Delivers Lyrical Rock
		Titled simply, Live, Built to Spill's new album is spectacular in that it demonstrates how quality the band's live performances are, specifically in the sense that they are so good at reproducing studio-caliber sound.
		The way Built to Spill tame and interweave their guitar noise with rising and crashing drums (as on "Randy Described Eternity" and "Stop The Show") is truly something to behold, and then they have the gall to lay really insightful vocals over the top.
		Live certainly deserves to rank among their best, for it continues the trend of achingly beautiful tunes.
	www.thehoya.com /guide/042800/guide9.htm (500 words)

	Morphizm.com -- Built To Spill Live
		And when it comes to a live Built To Spill show, the faithful are usually rewarded for their persistence.
		You've got to be a massive fan of both Built To Spill and the tendencies of guitarists to explore their instruments at length — until they simply quit because there's nothing left to explore — to sit through Live in its entirety.
		Built To Spill wasted no time in introducing new material and, early on in the set, the audience was receptive.
	www.morphizm.com /recommends/btslive.html (1231 words)

	Built to Spill: Live \| Apr 21, 2000
		I don't know about you, but when I think of Live, I think of an alterna-teen schlock band whose Billboard triumph was a perverse song about giving birth—a symbolic reminder, if you will, for the indie-ustry to stay as far from live as possible.
		Built to Spill's latest, Live, is a postmortem compilation of Pavement songs written and performed by Built to Spill.
		You can really make a case that Built to Spill's recent work continues where their godfathers left off (a little like how Goodfellas makes a much better Godfather III than the real thing).
	www.yaleherald.com /archive/xxix/2000.04.21/ae/p13built.html (232 words)

	HitSession Review: Built To Spill "Live"
		Built to Spill believe in exploiting the six-string electric guitar to its fullest potential.
		Built to Spill uses the live concept to stretch out the solos and play some different material, such as "Virginia Reel Around the Fountain" by the Halo Benders, a side project from Spill's Doug Martsch.
		Built to Spill have inspired me to begin studying the electric guitar.
	www.hitsession.com /cdreviews/builtspill.html (413 words)

	Built To Spill - Live (Warner Bros.) - Drawer B Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built To Spill's version of the bloated beast that is the live album makes it easy to suspend disbelief and accept these as givens.
		Built To Spill just may be one of those rare bands to outshine its studio incarnations.
		Built To Spill cleverly melds its indie rock roots with gratuitous guitar virtuosity and ambiguously weird lyrics for an unique pop package that droves of bands are just now starting to imitate.
	www.drawerb.com /features/962899247.htm (621 words)

	Built to Spill
		The first time I heard Built to Spill, I was 16, riding in the backseat of a car belonging to my small town's big-time weed dealer, and we had smoked enough high-quality ganja to paralyze an elephant, out of a bong as big as Delaware, no less.
		I've been a Built to Spill fan from that point on, and they remain a high frequency selection on my play list to this day.
		Part of the appeal of the album is its subtle emotional intensity, which builds and builds throughout each long, melodic song, leaving the listener gooey in a sort of post-coital bliss.
	literarybrothel.com /index2_files/readerentries/built_to_spill.htm (860 words)

	Built To Spill: Live ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Built To Spill is many things to many people, but to Doug Martsch, BTS's founder and songwriter, BTS is the lasting endeavor of many years of band swapping and indie notoriety.
		You exit their shows in a cloud wishing that all your friends had been motivated to attend, because like anything else, you really did "have to be there" to fully comprehend the band's otherworldly sound.
		Live is an invitation to glimpse from a distance the swirling pulse of excitement and complexity that is Built To Spill live.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/BTS_Live.htm (527 words)

	Built To Spill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built To Spill was energetic and captivating, with an unpredictable guitarist who had a strangely maniacal look in his eye and something off-kilter about his stature.
		Built To Spill are one of the last great stoner bands, an improvisational virtuosity for neo-hippies with bongs and bud.
		The new live album is mediocre, at times great and at times ho-hum, and all in all it doesn't do the group justice.
	www.usmusicvault.com /builttospill.html (366 words)

	Built to Spill - Live - April 26, 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built to Spill - Live - April 26, 2000
		Idaho indie gods Built to Spill get to showcase their various stylistic leanings on their new release, the unimaginatively titled live album Live.
		On that album, Built to Spill reined in their more self-indulgent tendencies and delivered a condensed, catchy collection of songs - free of the noodly solos that Martsch deployed before.
	wildcat.arizona.edu /papers/93/144/04_3_m.html (250 words)

	REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built to Spill frontman Doug Martsch is arguably THE guitar god of modern-day indie rock.
		Any fan of J Mascis or Neil Young's Crazy Horse era should run out and grab this record for a chance to experience Built to Spill's 20-minute plus cover of "Cortez the Killer," which could well be the highlight of this disc.
		Although newcomers to Built to Spill will benefit from hearing the rush that is the band's live presence, the true winners here are the older fans, who will know nearly every song here.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/2000/05.01/revbuilt.html (326 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Live - Built To Spill at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		If Built to Spill's live music is this incredible, I can't wait until I buy some of their studio work, but part of me worries that the sound may not have the same edge I've come to expect from their CD, "Live".
		Of course, there is more to Built to Spill then Martsch's vocals and lead guitar work; You've got Scott Plout on the skins, Brett Nelson on bass and occasional guitar work, Jim Roth on yet another guitar, and some keyboard work by Sam Coomes.
		As far as being a "live" recording, there is minimal crowd noise, just at the beginning and ending of the songs.
	www.epinions.com /musc-review-7789-3F5C789-39539C47-prod4 (1191 words)

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		Concert recordings can either spell the end of a chapter in a band's career or, as in the case of `Live´, they can simply remind fans of the magic that exists outside of the studio.
		Like some of the best live records in the annals of rock, `Live´ captures Built To Spill in top form, packing an amazing amount of energy and spontaneity into nine songs.
		“Recorded during Built to Spill's 1999 U.S. tour, Live captures this inventive Boise, Idaho, trio in full creative bloom, mixing Spartan rock structures with marathons of searching guitar solos and exploratory jams.
	www.glitterhouse.com /main.asp?mode=detail&ID=7434 (483 words)

	JamBase \| Live CD Reviews
		JC Live is Jupiter Coyotes first live release in ten years of extensive touring, is a prime example of what a JC show would sounds like.
		Their fifth album, Live, is a collection culled from three shows in 1999, and it may just blow you away.
		Built to Spill is skyrocketing about a million miles an hour, so this year may be the last chance to catch them at the club level.
	www.jambase.com /livecdreviews (3825 words)

	Reviews Music Web Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built To Spill: Ancient Melodies Of The Future - Reviews by an array of music critics and publications.
		Built to Spill: The Normal Years - Review in Ink Blot Magazine.
		Live Review: Built To Spill / Lois, Starfish Room, April 10, 1997 - Drop-D Magazine.
	www.searchmusicnetwork.com /Bands_and_Artists_B_Built_to_Spill_Reviews.html (1541 words)

	Built To Spill -- "Live" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built To Spill has developed quite a deserved following, confirmed by last year's impressive "Keep It Like a Secret".
		A roiling, guitar-driven storm drenched in lyrical heartbreak, Spill may just breathe life into the otherwise comatose body of rock.
		Perhaps to keep the band itself less of a secret, their newest is a live disc, recorded at various stops on their 1999 tour.
	communication.ucsd.edu /tlg/riffs/builttospill.live.html (218 words)

	U-WIRE.com/CD REVIEW: Built To Spill's 'Live' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built To Spill is a band that strongly differs in its live and recorded incarnations.
		In the live setting, the band elongates the songs and gives Martsch a more direct outlet for his guitar hero leanings.
		It is impossible to say how captivating Built To Spill is in the moment, when Doug actually wrangles those verbose statements from his Fender.
	www.uwire.com /content/topae041000000.html (549 words)

	Built To Spill - PopMatters Concert Review
		That's not something that many fans of Doug Martsch's hypnotic, complicated arrangements might say when they experience them on Built To Spill's studio recordings, including the seminal Perfect From Now On, the more approachable Keep It Like a Secret, or their newest Ancient Melodies of the Future, due out July 10.
		I figured he was needling the group because their previous release -- a live album with the redundantly unassuming title, Live -- featured guitar solos the likes of which I haven't heard in length and breadth since Led Zeppelin's live collection, The Song Remains the Same.
		You've got to be a massive fan of both Built To Spill and the tendencies of guitarists to explore their instruments at length -- until they simply quit because there's nothing left to explore -- to sit through Live in its entirety.
	www.popmatters.com /music/concerts/b/built-to-spill.shtml (1348 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Ancient Melodies of the Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		With a band like Built to Spill, the key to success is to chart a course through the future that mirrors the past.
		Built to Spill may be on a major label, but its linchpin, front man Doug Martsch, still writes all song parts himself and has a large hand in every album's production from start to finish.
		This is my first Built to Spill experience and I found this album to be fantastic.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005LK6L?v=glance (1488 words)

	Weedbus 13: Built To Spill
		Since Doug Martsch left the Treepeople in 1992 to develop his own project Built To Spill, he has been the creative force behind some of the finest melodic guitar music to come out of America this decade.
		Built to Spill first came to our attention in 1995 when their second full length album "There's Nothing Wrong With Love" was released in the UK, supported by two fine attention grabbing singles 'Car and 'In The Morning', and a bizarre mismatched tour with the Foo Fighters.
		After I recorded the first Built to Spill record ('Ultimate Alternative Wavers') I sent him a copy cos I knew he wasn't into the Treepeople but it thought he might like BTS, and also to see if we could get together.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Stage/2699/bts.html (969 words)

	Review: Built To Spill 'Live'
		To compare Built To Spill’s use of guitar to Television’s Verlaine and Lloyd, or Renaldo and Moore during their heyday, is not heresy.
		Further impressive is Built To Spill’s willingness to break from the AABA structure, given their strong ties to pop euphoria.
		I stumbled across Built to Spill's version of "Cortez" on the radio a few weeks ago (WFMU, natch) and I agree with you--it sounded cool, but they really didn't do anything with it that Neil and the Horse haven't already done.
	www.leisuresuit.net /Webzine/articles/builtto_spill.shtml (896 words)

	CD Reviews: Glassjaw, Built to Spill, Pat McGee Band (NY Rock)
		I've heard a lot about Built to Spill over the years, but somehow, never really enough to make me want to check them out.
		I had assumed I was in for yet another whiney, indie-rock band left over from the whiney, indie-rock heyday of the mid-nineties, but instead I heard a band with a menacingly dark sound and penchant for "jamming" that kinda grows on you.
		Live presents a pretty decent hodge-podge of styles and sounds and it's a good introduction to Built to Spill's work, but probably only a must-have for die-hard fans of the band.
	www.nyrock.com /reviews/2000/gbm.htm (706 words)

	Loose Record :: So You Know What You're Missing ::
		It was to my overwhelming delight that I had the chance to speak briefly with Built To Spill’s Doug Martsch during his West Coast tour about this aspect of their music and a few other things.
		After all, the Built To Spill live album was met with much enthusiasm from their fans.
		One aspect of this band that intrigues me is that when you hear a song of theirs, say randomly from a jukebox, you immediately know it’s Built To Spill, due to their unique sound.
	www.looserecord.com /Interview_Indv/Interview_Indv.php?docid=14 (922 words)

	Built to Spill Live Being Legendary is a Lot of Work - Music News, Interviews, Reviews, Concerts, Bands, Shows, Seattle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Before the highly anticipated Built to Spill show here in Bellingham, one of my friends and co-workers pointed out that when Doug Martsch performs, a small pool of sweat forms on his belly and slowly widens as he gets more intense.
		Built to Spill proved both why they're legendary and why they're still relevant.
		If Built to Spill had come out for an encore, the show would have felt complete; at the night's end, a crowd stayed and chanted for the group’s return for about ten minutes, but to no avail.
	www.nadamucho.com /Music_277.html (576 words)

	Built to Spill - Live: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built to Spill - Live: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more
		In fact, Live [+]'s defining performance is a 20-minute cover of Young's "Cortez the Killer," on which Doug Martsch [+]'s vocal and guitar work bear an amazingly accurate similarity to Young, almost to the point of flat-out imitation.
		Yet somehow, the performance doesn't feel derivative -- it seems more like Martsch is staking out long-coveted territory and one-upping his way into something very much his own, making the expanded length of the already epic song absolutely necessary.
	music.com /release/live/621 (238 words)

	San Diego CityBEAT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Solo, Martsch is bluesier and more stripped-down than the indie rock of Built to Spill.
		Fans got a taste of isolated Martsch from the tracks included on Built to Spill's Live album.
		For fans of Built to Spill and Dinosaur Jr (duh).
	www.sdcitybeat.com /articleslamm.php?id=1482&atype= (90 words)

	Built to Spill : Built to Spill Caustic Resin - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Built to Spill: Built to Spill Caustic Resin
		If new editions of Built to Spill's Perfect From Now On or Keep It Like a Secret albums are ever issued, the song would be a most welcome extra track on either.
		Until such time, Built to Spill Caustic Resin is essential listening.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,258788,00.html (364 words)

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