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Live At Scala

Paul Draper

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Cat No: KSCOPE975

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Release Date:  16 February 2018

Label:  Kscope

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  802644861128

Genres:  Rock  Pop-Rock  

Release Date:  27 April 2018

Label:  Kscope

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  2

Barcode:  802644897516

Genres:  Rock  Pop-Rock  

  • Description

    THE EX-MANSUN FRONTMAN'S TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO THE LIMELIGHT



    DRAPER'S FIRST EVER SOLO TOUR IN SUPPORT OF HIS TOP 20 DEBUT SOLO ALBUM



    ***** RECORD COLLECTOR **** MOJO ****UNCUT



    Following his first two solo EPs released through the adventurous and ground-breaking Kscope label, his debut solo album reaching top 20 in the UK Album Charts and a sold-out debut UK solo tour, the ex-Mansun songwriter and frontman Paul Draper is revelling in his newfound success. The fervent Mansun cult following from the 90s is aflame once again, resulting in a pulsing live atmosphere that was at full throttle for the performance at London's Scala.



    Draper's triumphs drove a huge fan-driven online calling for a second tour, for which he will be performing his solo album 'Spooky Action' as well as Mansun's #1 album 'Attack of the Grey Lantern', starting just three days after the release of 'Live at Scala'. This new live album captures his energetic stage presence and three Mansun fan classics – "Wide Open Space", "Disgusting" and "I Can Only Disappoint U" – which reveal how strongly the new solo material stands up with the best of one of Britain's iconic Britpop bands. Draper's live band also features album collaborator and Kscope label mate, The Anchoress, and Paul is due to perform as the main support for his other album collaborator, Steven Wilson, for the 'To the Bone' USA tour.



    'Live at Scala' has been mixed by Draper's long-time collaborator P-Dub, and will be presented as a CD in digipack packaging. It also follows the announcement that the Mansun back catalogue will be newly remastered and reissued with bonus material on the Kscope label – including the UK #1 album 'Attack of the Grey Lantern'.



    Press for Spooky Action:
    "a remarkable, relentless soundtrack… a new favourite record" Record Collector (UK)
    "A growling electro-rock odyssey built on a grand scale. This has an impressive heft" UNCUT (UK) "the perfect album… Spooky Action arouses a lot of nostalgic feelings but sounds absolutely modern and groundbreaking" Laut (DE)


    Description

    THE EX-MANSUN FRONTMAN'S TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO THE LIMELIGHT
    DRAPER'S FIRST EVER SOLO TOUR IN SUPPORT OF HIS TOP 20 DEBUT SOLO ALBUM
    ***** RECORD COLLECTOR **** MOJO ****UNCUT



    Following his first two solo EPs released through the adventurous and ground-breaking Kscope label, his debut solo album reaching top 20 in the UK Album Charts and a sold-out debut UK solo tour, the ex-Mansun songwriter and frontman Paul Draper is revelling in his newfound success. The fervent Mansun cult following from the 90s is aflame once again, resulting in a pulsing live atmosphere that was at full throttle for the performance at London's Scala.



    Draper's triumphs drove a huge fan-driven online calling for a second tour, for which he will be performing his solo album ‘Spooky Action’ as well as Mansun’s #1 album ‘Attack of the Grey Lantern’, starting just three days after the release of ‘Live at Scala’. This new live album captures his energetic stage presence and three Mansun fan classics – "Wide Open Space", "Disgusting" and "I Can Only Disappoint U" – which reveal how strongly the new solo material stands up with the best of one of Britain's iconic Britpop bands. Draper's live band also features album collaborator and Kscope label mate, The Anchoress, and Paul is due to perform as the main support for his other album collaborator, Steven Wilson, for the ‘To the Bone’ USA tour.



    ‘Live at Scala’ has been mixed by Draper's long-time collaborator P-Dub, and will be presented as a double vinyl in a gatefold packaging with an mp3 download. It also follows the announcement that the Mansun back catalogue will be newly remastered and reissued with bonus material on the Kscope label – including the UK #1 album ‘Attack of the Grey Lantern’.



    Press for Spooky Action:
    "a remarkable, relentless soundtrack… a new favourite record" Record Collector (UK)
    “A growling electro-rock odyssey built on a grand scale. This has an impressive heft” UNCUT (UK) "the perfect album… Spooky Action arouses a lot of nostalgic feelings but sounds absolutely modern and groundbreaking" Laut (DE)


  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. The Silence Is Deafening ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:20 )
      • 2. Don't You Wait, It Might Never Come ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:18 )
      • 3. No Ideas ( Live At Scala ) ( 05:40 )
      • 4. Feeling My Heart Run Slow ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:43 )
      • 5. Things People Want ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:15 )
      • 6. Disgusting ( Live At Scala ) ( 03:17 )
      • 7. Friends Make The Worst Enemies ( Live At Scala ) ( 07:10 )
      • 8. Grey House ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:58 )
      • 9. Who's Wearing The Trousers ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:56 )
      • 10. I Can Only Disappoint U ( Live At Scala ) ( 04:58 )
      • 11. Wide Open Space ( Live At Scala ) ( 06:08 )
      • 12. Don't Poke The Bear ( Live At Scala ) ( 07:19 )

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. The Silence Is Deafening ( Live ) ( 04:20 )
      • 2. Don't You Wait, It Might Never Come ( Live ) ( 04:18 )
      • 3. No Ideas ( Live ) ( 05:40 )

      Side 2

      • 1. Feeling My Heart Run Slow ( Live ) ( 04:43 )
      • 2. Things People Want ( Live ) ( 04:15 )
      • 3. Disgusting ( Live ) ( 03:17 )

      Side 3

      • 1. Friends Make The Worst Enemies ( Live ) ( 07:10 )
      • 2. Grey House ( Live ) ( 04:58 )
      • 3. Who's Wearing The Trousers ( Live ) ( 04:56 )

      Side 4

      • 1. I Can Only Disappoint U ( Live ) ( 04:58 )
      • 2. Wide Open Space ( Live ) ( 06:08 )
      • 3. Don't Poke The Bear ( Live ) ( 07:19 )