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The Temperance Movement "Caught On Stage - Live & Acoustic" Gatefold 2x12" Black Vinyl

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The Temperance Movement "Caught On Stage - Live & Acoustic" Gatefold 2x12" Black VinylRelease Date: January 14, 2022 The Temperance Movement are one of Britains finest Rock bands of the last 10 years. Formed in London but with a Glaswegian singer, The Temperance Movement are simultaneously anthemic, defiant and cathartic. It bears echoes of the great rock n roll icons of the 60s and 70s The Faces and Led Zeppelin, Free and The Rolling Stones. The band have released 3 studio albums since 2012 each one registering on the UK album charts

Release Date: January 14, 2022

The Temperance Movement are one of Britain’s finest Rock bands of the last 10 years. Formed in London but with a Glaswegian singer, The Temperance Movement are simultaneously anthemic, defiant and cathartic. It bears echoes of the great rock ‘n’ roll icons of the ’60s and ’70s – The Faces and Led Zeppelin, Free and The Rolling Stones. The band have released 3 studio albums since 2012 each one registering on the UK album charts Top 20 with a higher and higher position each time, culminating in #6 Official UK Chart position for their 2018 album ‘A Deeper Cut’.

This special release ‘Caught On Stage – Live & Acoustic’ features a collection of rare live tracks recorded from various locations including intimate acoustic live shows, radio sessions with Planet Rock and rehearsal room recordings, compiled with the help of founding member and guitarist Paul Sayer. Simply a must-have for any fan of The Temperance Movement.

Track Listing:

1. Magnify (Live Bear)

2. Modern Massacre (Live Bear)

3. The Sun and Moon Roll around Too Soon (Live Bear)

4. I Hope I'm Not Losing My Mind (Live Bear)

5. Midnight Black (Amazon Session)

6. Only Friend (Amazon Session)

7. Ain't No Telling (Live at Kore)

8. Modern Massacre (Live at Metropolis)

9. Smouldering (Planet Rock Session)

10. Stay With Me (Planet Rock Session)

11. Take It Back

12. Lovers and Fighters (Live in the Living Room)

13. Only Friend (Rehearsal Session)

14. Battle Lines (Acoustic)

15. Do The Revelation (Acoustic)

16. Get Yourself Free (Acoustic)

17. Three Bulleits (Acoustic)

18. Time Won't Leave (Acoustic)

19. White Bear (Acoustic)

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