Live in Spaceland

Spaceland Presents – The Drones (In Spaceland • Nov. 15th, 2006), or Live in Spaceland, is the first live album by Australian alternative rockers, the Drones, which was released in February 2007 via the American label, Spaceland Recordings. Its ten tracks were recorded at Spaceland, an alternative rock/indie rock nightclub in the Silver Lake neighbourhood of Los Angeles, on 15 November 2006, as part of NME's Wednesday night concert series. The band performed without a setlist.[1]

Spaceland Presents – The Drones (In Spaceland • Nov. 15th, 2006)
Live album by
The Drones
Released2 February 2007 (2007-02-02)
Recorded15 November 2006 (2006-11-15)
VenueSpaceland, Silver Lake, CA
Genre
Length66:21
Label
  • Spaceland
  • Kufala
Producer
  • Ed Goodreau
  • KamranV
The Drones chronology
Gala Mill
(2006)		 Spaceland Presents – The Drones (In Spaceland • Nov. 15th, 2006)
(2007)		 Live at the Annandale Hotel 18th, 19th October 2007
(2008)

Reception
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
PopMatters[2]

PopMatters gave the album a lukewarm review, calling it a "fairly unspectacular" effort that was "not recorded with the strongest material, or when the Drones are at their best", even calling it a "step back" from their "unhinged and visceral studio sound", despite being a "noble attempt".[3]

Track listing
  1. "Sitting on the Edge of the Bed Cryin'"
  2. "She Had an Abortion that She Made Me Pay For"
  3. "This Time"
  4. "Sharkfin Blues"
  5. "I'm Here Now"
  6. "Six Ways to Sunday"
  7. "Dog Eared"
  8. "I Don't Never Wanna Change"
  9. "The Miller's Daughter"
  10. "The Downbound Train" (Chuck Berry)

Credits

Adapted from Discogs:[4]

  • Artwork – Alexandra Lahr, Option-g
  • Bass Guitar – Fiona Kitschin
  • Drums – Michael Noga*
  • Guitar – Rui Pereira
  • Guitar, Vocals – Gareth Liddiard
  • Mastered By – Henrik Jacobsson
  • Mixed By, Producer – Ed Goodreau
  • Recorded By – Scott Cornish
  • Recorded By, Producer, Executive Producer – KamranV
  • Written-By – The Drones (tracks: 1 to 9)

References
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