5x5 (Live) Simple Minds

• 1 Intro (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 02:13
• 2 I Travel (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:53
• 3 Thirty Frames a Second (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:24
• 4 Today I Died Again (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 03:31
• 5 Celebrate (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:17
• 6 Life in a Day (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 03:47
• 7 Calling Your Name (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:14
• 8 Scar (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 03:22
• 9 King Is White and in the Crowd (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:19
• 10 Hunter and the Hunted (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:20
• 11 Wasteland (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 03:26
• 12 Love Song (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:42
• 13 This Fear of Gods (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:02
• 14 Pleasantly Disturbed (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 06:39
• 15 Room (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:21
• 16 The American (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:01
• 17 70 Cities as Love Brings the Fall (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:40
• 18 In Trance as Mission (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:13
• 19 Sons and Fascination (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:12
• 20 Sweat in Bullet (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:02
• 21 Changeling (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:04
• 22 Factory (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:39
• 23 Big Sleep (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:02
• 24 Premonition (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:10
• 25 Promised You a Miracle (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:17
• 26 Someone Somewhere in Summertime (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:04
• 27 Theme for Great Cities (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:32
• 28 Glittering Prize (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:13
• 29 Someone (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 03:57
• 30 Chelsea Girl (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 04:02
• 31 New Gold Dream (81,82,83,84) (Live 5x5 2012 Tour) 05:12
• Total Runtime 02:18:50

Info for 5x5 (Live)

5X5 Live features five songs from each of the band’s first five albums plus bonus tracks, as the band played slightly differing sets in different cities. The tour, which took place between 14th February and 4th March, saw the band playing sets that included songs from the albums: Life In A Day, Real To Real Cacophony, Empires and Dance, Sons and Fascination/Sister Feelings Call and New Gold Dream (81, 82, 83, 84), all of which were released in a prolific period from 1979 to 1982.

These five albums have had a massive cultural impact from the time of their release during the birth of the new wave electro scene in the late 1970s, through the dance revolution of the ‘80s and ‘90s, to the music of the Manic Street Preachers and the recent sound of The Horrors’ Skying album, making them five of the most vital albums of the post-punk period and the last 35 years.

“Simple Minds go back to the good stuff – and now everybody loves them. Result!” (Q Magazine)

“Simple Minds are suddenly alive and kicking again.” (Guardian)

"An electric passion is rekindled.” (Daily Telegraph)

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