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	The Strokes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Live in London LP was planned for release in October, 2004, but was abandoned, reportedly due to recording quality problems.
		The Strokes are an American rock and roll band who formed in New York City and gained initial fame for their live shows.
		The Strokes released their debut album Is This It in the U.S. in October 2001 on RCA, after delays due to the album's graphic European cover (a photo of a woman's crotch, changed to a photo of particle collisions in America), and the removal of the song "New York City Cops".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Strokes

	The Strokes - live in London
		Tonight it’s time for the fans to decide if The Strokes still deserve to be at the top of the pop league as a legion of fashionable young Strokers and Strokettes mingle amongst the sell-out 8,000 strong crowd at London’s Alexandra Palace.
		When New York quintet released their second album ‘Room On Fire’, the follow-up to the hugely successful ‘Is This It?’, in October, it seemed like the whole world was waiting with baited breath for the miracle contained within the magical CD case.
		With such short songs, the hour long set flies by with the band casually dropping in their best tunes with a ‘don’t give a fuck attitude’ which is exactly why they are where they are.
	www.clixmusic.co.uk /live_reviews/thestrokes

	RTE.ie Entertainment - Strokes decide against live record
		However The Strokes' manager, Ryan Gentles, said that after mastering the album it was felt that it was not up to the standard that the band's fans deserve.
		The Strokes are now preparing for rehearsal and demo work on their third studio album.
		The Strokes have scrapped their plans to release a live album this autumn.
	www.rte.ie /arts/2004/0917/thestrokes.html

	The Zutons + Eastern Lane - live in London
		The moody bluesy stomp of ‘Creepin An A Crawlin’ has the rollicking melodies of 60’s band The Lively Ones and sees The Zutons barefooted saxophonist Abi Harding shuffle from one foot to the other whilst tooting a mean sax solo at the same time.
		There’s been a lot of talk about the changing face of the UK music industry lately and about the long overdue resurgence of ‘buzz bands’ that are ready and willing to take on the stagnant, stylised trough of their chart breaking peers.
		The best is yet to come though, when the band return for a double encore beginning with the fantastic ‘Zuton Karmuun’, an instrumental ska-funk frenzy of drums, guitar and sax.
	www.carlinglive.com /live_reviews/thezutons

	RTE.ie Entertainment - The Strokes to release live album
		New York outfit The Strokes are to release their first live album in the autumn.
		The Strokes recently built a recording studio in their rehearsal space, but a new studio album is not expected until spring 2005 at the earliest.
		Billboard reports that details were sent to the band's fan club Alone, Together and the album will feature the group's set from London's Alexandria Palace, which was recorded by the BBC in December 2003.
	www.rte.ie /arts/2004/0803/thestrokes

	Rufus Wainwright live in London Music Entertainment Gay.com UK
		But it's the rockier songs that he - and his band - excel at live, building a euphoric wall of sound that could stand firm against any of the big name stadium rockers, and acts as a perfect accompaniment for the many lyrical dramatics.
		Not to say that the songs all live in an earnest world of broken hearts and faltering bonds.
		Many exist in the newly clean and sober Rufus living in a post-Rehab world, something he admits he struggles with.
	uk.gay.com /printit/3171

	The Delays — live in London
		Tonight at ULU Delays are playing the last date of a UK tour supporting Easyworld and give their all to the hard-to-please London crowd.
		Rough Trade — home of The Libertines, The Strokes, and one of their most recent signings Southampton four-piece Delays (without the ‘The’) who, in true Rough Trade style, sound nothing like their label mates.
		From the swirling sixties of The Hollies and Bob Dylan, through to nineties hypnotic jangle heads Ride and The La’s, Delays influences are easy to spot but who cares when they’re churning out such achingly good songs at this early stage in the game.
	www.carlinglive.com /live_reviews/delaysulu

	The Strokes Eyeing Live Album
		By Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. The Strokes are eyeing a fall release for their first live album, according to a newsletter sent to members of its Alone, Together fan organization.
		As previously reported, the Strokes have built a recording studio in their rehearsal space to allow new material to evolve over the course of many months.
		The show was taped by the BBC in December 2003 at London's Alexandria Palace while the New York rock act was touring in support of its sophomore RCA album, "Room on Fire."
	www.billboard.com /bb/biz/archivesearch/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000591211

	2003 in music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		April 21 - S Club announce live on stage at London 's Docklands Arena that they've decided to split up after five years together.
		January - following an investigation by The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry and London detectives, police raids in England and the Netherlands recover nearly 500 original Beatles studio tapes, recorded during the Let It Be sessions.
		Private Room - Avant - (November 11) - LP Live from the Road - Chevelle - (November 11) - LP Train of Thought - Dream Theater - (November 11) - LP Kid Rock - Kid Rock - (November 11) - LP Music To Crash Your Car To, Vol.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/2003_in_music

	Samuel Johnson Quotes
		It is so far from being natural for a man and woman to live in a state of marriage, that we find all the motives which they have for remaining in that connection, and the restraints which civilised society imposes to prevent separation, are hardly sufficient to keep them together.
		No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.
		When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.
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		Bastard Pop is the name of a London party series, which has found a follow-up in Berlin headed by the hammond inferno boys.
		benjamin diamond 's tracks from the first album, b-sides and live appearances were nice, but the new 2005 album sucks.
		these three are said to have been living in a single room for months before they got their record deals.
	euroclash.com

	The Strokes: The Strokes Live at Heaven in London 28 June 2001
		The Strokes: The Strokes Live at Heaven in London 28 June 2001
		However, by the time their headlining London debut was ready to go,it was clear the media shit-shaper has hit fever pitch, tickets were changing hands for £150 and many list celebrities rumoured to be in attendance.
		The Strokes have moved into a precarious plateau of infamy since their last visit to these shores earlier this year.
	www.2-4-7-music.com /newsitems/june01/thestrokes2.htm

	GFP BUNNY
		See: Griffin, Donald R. Listening in the dark : the acoustic orientation of bats and men (Ithaca ; London : Comstock Publishing, 1986).
		Moving beyond the metaphor of the artwork as a living organism into a complex embodiment of the trope, transgenic art opens a nonteleonomic domain for the life sciences.
		He takes the "intentional stance", i.e., the strategy of interpreting the behavior of something (a living or non living thing) as if it were a rational agent whose actions are determined by its beliefs and desires.
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	MTVe.COM The Strokes Issue Live Album
		The first of the two shows at Alexandra Palace in London, December 2003 was recorded by the BBC.
		According to XFM, the band's latest official newsletter says: "The band hopes to release a live album by the end of the year.
		The Strokes are set to release a new album before the end of the year.
	www.mtve.com /article.php?ArticleId=384

	Guardian Unlimited Arts reviews The Strokes, Brixton Academy, London
		Barely a year ago, the New York quintet were playing their debut London gigs in the back room of a Camden pub.
		The Strokes have an enviable reputation for kinetic rock'n'roll mayhem.
		The Strokes have availed themselves of all the accoutrements of a major rock band.
	www.guardian.co.uk /arts/reviews/story/0,11712,705772,00.html

	SUEDE - 'Suede Live' - London ICA - September 23 2003 - The Final Word
		As Richard takes the gentle guitar parts and tweaks out ghostly chords, Alex then adds to it with understated, tender piano that makes me realise that this is the hidden gem, slyly waiting to be discovered somewhere in the middle of the second side of the record.
		The fabulous, dead for a decade songs such as “She’s Not Dead”, “The Next Life”, and the never-performed-ever live premiere of the tender, heartbroken, suburban “Breakdown”.
		Richard, freed from having to play ten guitar parts at once, can just concentrate on showing us just how good a guitarist he is. But Richard’s not a guitarist per se; he’s a musician who plays guitar.
	www.thefinalword.co.uk /content/view/313/25

	mtv.com - News - The Strokes: Live In The Czech Republic
		mtv.com - News - The Strokes: Live In The Czech Republic
		In truth, the Strokes — who are known for their aloof attitude onstage — looked particularly standoffish and bored in Bohemia, appearing like they just wanted to get through the set so they could go drink beers back at the hotel.
		PRAGUE, Czech Republic — If the Strokes were feeling a little homesick when their tour pulled into this Central European city Friday night, they may have found some comfort in the fact that their audience was chock-full of ex-pats.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1452834/20020311/story.jhtml

	Live in London, ya hay título para el directo de The Strokes
		Live in London también incluirá un versión del nuevo single del grupo, The End Has No End, que saldrá a la venta el 20 de Septiembre, tras su aparición en el V Festival (21-22 de Agosto).
		Live in London es el primer disco en directo del grupo.
		The Strokes en tu móvil : melodías polifónicas, politonos
	www.lahiguera.net /musicalia/notidesc.php?noticia=3613

	YHNR its boring if its not filthy
		In August 2004, The Strokes were set to release 'Live In London', recorded at the band's shows at Alexandra Palace.
		The Strokes' only live cover version of The Clash's Clampdown, debuted at Alexandra Palace in Dec 2003, and now released as the B-side to 'The End Has No End'.
		The following are unreleased live tracks from The Strokes' older repertoire.
	www.yourheadsnotright.org /live/tracks.htm

	El 11 de octubre, The Strokes lanzará su CD en vivo 'Live in London'. :: Noticias de The Strokes :: REONDA.com
		El 11 de octubre, The Strokes lanzará su CD en vivo 'Live in London'.
		La banda neoyorquina, The Strokes, prepara su primer álbum en vivo.
		La banda estadounidense ya sabe cuándo le entregará a sus fans británicos su último regalo: el CD 'Live in London', un disco grabado en uno de sus pasados conciertos en la capital británica.
	www.reonda.com /noticias/03139/the_strokes

	The Strokes : London Brixton Academy - Thu Apr 11 15:27:41 UTC 2002 - NME.COM Review
		Amid the boom and crush of backstage chaos, The Strokes ' bassist Nikolai Fraiture is waiting quietly at the bar.
		For the question that springs to mind most often during the last of The Strokes ' British dates is not 'Are they all my favourite song?' nor 'Are they all my favourite Stroke?' but 'Christ, what must it be like to be in this band right now?'.
		There's a sense of event in the air that leaves you wondering where the loaves and fishes are, that all-too-rare static of expectation.
	www.nme.com /reviews/10417.htm

	The Strokes Concert Tickets - Buy The Strokes Tickets Now - London - UK & Europe
		Soon after, in 2000, the Strokes were already being hyped as the most important rock band of the new millennium.
		The shipping address for your The Strokes tickets must be the same as the address at which you receive your credit card billing statement.
		The price of your The Strokes tickets will be a direct result of the fluctuating demand of that particular event.
	www.soldouteventtickets.com /listings/240/240/8149/Concerts/strokes

	Guardian Unlimited Arts reviews The Strokes
		The Strokes have just one single under their skinny belts, and this appearance - third rung on an NME Brats show ladder - is their first London gig, but they are already commanding a lot of attention.
		From the joyful toe-bopping of guitarist and Clem Burke lookalike Nick Valensis to the tasteful Television and Stooges overtones, the Strokes are a revelation.
		Julian Casablancas, dressed in immaculate new-wave chic with his white shirt, dark tie and red Converse trainers, is a classy geek, the microphone held tightly to his lips as his deep, Jim Morrison-like voice resonates, one arm nonchalantly resting on the mike stand propping him up.
	www.guardian.co.uk /arts/reviews/story/0,11712,699309,00.html

	Lancashire
		The family lived at Epworth in Lincolnshire where Samuel was the rector.
		In the new world their lives were affected by the views and practices in
		Street in London, listening to someone reading from Martin Luther’s Preface to Paul’s letter to the Romans,
	www.lhsociety.org /Lancashire.html

	London live music
		Live in London.net covers events in London with links to venues, performers, and other music sites.
		London Calling combines the versatility of a true variety band with the...
		London Live has been marked as a recommended product by our staff.
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	RITMIC - The Strokes y su 'Live in London' llegará en octubre
		The Strokes ya han confirmado la fecha de salida de su próximo álbum que se titualará 'Live in London'.
		RITMIC - The Strokes y su 'Live in London' llegará en octubre
		The Strokes y su 'Live in London' llegará en octubre
	www.ritmic.com /carticulos/38047.html

	GIGWISE.com The Strokes Have No End
		The Strokes are currently in the studio recording their demos for their next album set for release in 2005.
		The Strokes are set to release their next single from their second album ‘Room On Fire’ — ‘The End Has No End’ — available on CD and 7” vinyl on September 20th.
		An album of live material recorded in Alexandra Palace will also be released in October, inventively called ‘Live In London’.
	www.gigwise.com /news.asp?contentid=2513

	The Strokes live - Brixton Academy, London theStereoEffect.com
		The Strokes live - Brixton Academy, London
		Ever since the big bang that happened sometime last yearwhen the Strokes hit the planet and sent girls and boys to their knees and Marshall stacks, you’d think that the hand of God had touched down in the Big Apple to choose the second coming of rock.
		They write good solid songs, Julian can sing (and let it be said his voice is as good live as on record), they can play their instrumentsjust not fast enough sometimes.
	www.thestereoeffect.com /onstage/display_live.php?LiveId=16

	Ananova - The Strokes scrap live album
		The Strokes have scrapped plans to release their imminent live album.
		Scrapping the live album hasn't changed their plans to release The End Has No End as a single on November 1, backed by a cover of The Clash's Clampdown.
		The Strokes are currently working on their third album with Gordon Raphael in New York.
	www.ananova.com /entertainment/story/sm_1106641.html?menu=entertainment.pop

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		The B-side, however, is a previously unreleased live version of The Clash’s classic song, Clampdown, recorded by The Strokes at one of their Alexandra Palace shows in London last December.
		The band's fanclub newsletter says the live release will be a recording of last years gig at London's Alexander Palace, that it will feature live versions of 'The Modern Age' and 'Hard to Explain', and that it should be out in time for Christmas.
		The Strokes' manager Ryan Gentles has been talking to Billboard about plans for the band's time in the studio to record the next album - which is likely to get a Spring 2005 release.
	www.clickmusic.co.uk /beenz/Clickmusic_Web_Guide/Bands_and_Artists/S/Strokes,_The

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