Johnny Marr has announced a new live album, ‘Look Out Live!’, while Electronic, his project with New Order’s Bernard Sumner, is reissuing ‘Raise The Pressure’ and ‘Twisted Tenderness’ on vinyl.
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The new live album will arrive on September 19 via BMG and consists of 22 tracks recorded at the Eventim Apollo last year as part of his ‘The Spirit Power Tour’, which celebrated the first 10 years of Marr’s solo career. Included in the tracklist are two songs performed with Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant, Electronic’s ‘Getting Away With It’ and a cover of David Bowie‘s ‘Rebel Rebel’. Both duets are available to stream here.
Other hits featured on the album include ‘Hi Hello’, ‘Easy Money’ and ‘Somewhere’ as well as The Smiths’ classics ‘This Charming Man’, ‘How Soon Is Now?’ and ‘Bigmouth Strikes Again’ and a cover of Iggy Pop’s ‘The Passenger’.
‘Look Out Live!’ will be available on Limited Edition Orange Double Vinyl, which was previously only available in indie stores as a Record Store Day exclusive release. It is also available on Black Double Vinyl, Limited Edition 2CD and digitally.
Johnny Marr’s ‘Look Out Live!’ tracklist is:
1. ‘Sensory Street’
2. ‘Panic’
3. ‘Generate! Generate!’
4. ‘Spirit Power and Soul’
5. ‘This Charming Man’
6. ‘Somewhere’
7. ‘Walk Into The Sea’
8. ‘The Answer’
9. ‘Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want’
10. ‘Armatopia’
11. ‘Get The Message’
12. ‘Hi Hello’
13. ‘How Soon Is Now?’
14. ‘Easy Money’
15. ‘Rebel Rebel (Ft. Neil Tennant)’
16. ‘Getting Away With It (Ft. Neil Tennant)’
17. ‘You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet, Baby’
18. ‘There Is A Light That Never Goes Out’
19. ‘The Passenger’
20. ‘New Town Velocity’
21. ‘Stop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One Before’
22. ‘Bigmouth Strikes Again’
Meanwhile, Electronic is releasing their third and final album, 1999’s ‘Twisted Tenderness’, for the first time on vinyl, while 1996’s ‘Raise The Pressure’ has earned its first reissue. Both of the albums are pressed on recycled black vinyl and have been mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright. They are available for pre-order here.
In other news, Marr reunited with his former band The The at Forever Now Festival in Milton Keynes last month, joining them on versions of ‘The Beat(en) Generation’ from 1989’s ‘Mind Bomb’ and ‘Dogs Of Lust’ from 1993’s ‘Dusk’.
