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The Bloomsbury Theatre concert is a rather remarkable undertaking, recorded with the support of a 26-piece orchestra that’s indispensable without being overwhelming. The arrangements of “El Diablo en el Ojo” (on which the classical musicians offer only subtle enhancements) and the first LP’s “Drunk Tank” (utterly transformed by the stringed tempest) are enriched by the orchestral supplements, but they also retain their singularly intimate character, which is no mean feat.
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Listen to The Bloomsbury Theatre 12.3.95 on Spotify. Tindersticks · Album · 1995 · 14 songs.
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Tindersticks/The Bloomsbury Theatre 12.3.95 As a neat counterpoint to the egotistical Britpop years, Tindersticks proved that there was still a place for the underdog. Heavily informed by Lee Hazelwood (with whom singer Stuart Staples shared a lonesone baritone), this Nottingham-based sextet created the soundtrack for drunken self-pity.
Tindersticks (#2), Bloomsbury Theatre, Curtains, Simple Pleasure, Working For The Man, Can Our Love, Waiting For The Moon, The Hungry Saw, Falling Down A Mountain, Tindersticks Relations; Stuart Staples
