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- 20”× 14” (50.8 cm x 35.6 cm) Giclee Print of the original painting by bassist Greg Smith that is featured on the cover of Live From The Burton Cummings Theatre. This limited, one-time, numbered edition of 300 is only available from the Weakerthans webstore or from Anti- and Epitaph for a limited time. This is a museum quality, archival print is printed on acid free, European-imported matte-cotton paper. Giclee is a digital transfer method that allows for millions of colors to be processed and every detail — every detail, brush stroke, or layer of paint as Smith originally painted is caught in minute detail.
Digital Download Tracklisting
- Everything Must Go – 4:01
- Tournament of Hearts – 3:26
- Our Retired Explorer (Dines with Michel Foucault in Paris in 1969) – 2:31
- Night Windows – 4:45
- Reconstruction Site – 2:49
- Aside – 3:20
- Civil Twilight – 2:56
- Bigfoot – 2:54
- Plea from a Cat Named Virtute – 5:08
- The Reasons – 2:41
- Sun in an Empty Room – 3:55
- Left and Leaving – 5:09
- Wellington’s Wednesdays – 6:05
- Benediction – 3:32
- Manifest – 2:08
- One Great City! – 3:39
- This is a Fire Door Never Leave Open – 4:52
- Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure – 4:36
The Weakerthans CD “Live at the Burton Cummings Theater,” offers a jubilant testament to the Winnipeg band’s considerable creative powers as both literary minded songwriters and charismatic live performers. The live CD was recorded in April of 2009 as the band toured in support of their album “Reunion Tour” with an expanded line-up featuring trumpet, violin and female vocals, playing songs from all four acclaimed releases in front of an adoring and enthusiastic hometown crowd. Even the CD’s artwork is a painting by bassist Greg Smith, one of several pieces inspired while on the April tour. From the songs to the live performance to the visual presentation, all in all, the CD captures moments in time. A musical experience shared by a band and their fans.
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Live At The Burton Cummings Theatre Poster & DL
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More Information
- 20”× 14” (50.8 cm x 35.6 cm) Giclee Print of the original painting by bassist Greg Smith that is featured on the cover of Live From The Burton Cummings Theatre. This limited, one-time, numbered edition of 300 is only available from the Weakerthans webstore or from Anti- and Epitaph for a limited time. This is a museum quality, archival print is printed on acid free, European-imported matte-cotton paper. Giclee is a digital transfer method that allows for millions of colors to be processed and every detail — every detail, brush stroke, or layer of paint as Smith originally painted is caught in minute detail.
Digital Download Tracklisting
- Everything Must Go – 4:01
- Tournament of Hearts – 3:26
- Our Retired Explorer (Dines with Michel Foucault in Paris in 1969) – 2:31
- Night Windows – 4:45
- Reconstruction Site – 2:49
- Aside – 3:20
- Civil Twilight – 2:56
- Bigfoot – 2:54
- Plea from a Cat Named Virtute – 5:08
- The Reasons – 2:41
- Sun in an Empty Room – 3:55
- Left and Leaving – 5:09
- Wellington’s Wednesdays – 6:05
- Benediction – 3:32
- Manifest – 2:08
- One Great City! – 3:39
- This is a Fire Door Never Leave Open – 4:52
- Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure – 4:36
The Weakerthans CD “Live at the Burton Cummings Theater,” offers a jubilant testament to the Winnipeg band’s considerable creative powers as both literary minded songwriters and charismatic live performers. The live CD was recorded in April of 2009 as the band toured in support of their album “Reunion Tour” with an expanded line-up featuring trumpet, violin and female vocals, playing songs from all four acclaimed releases in front of an adoring and enthusiastic hometown crowd. Even the CD’s artwork is a painting by bassist Greg Smith, one of several pieces inspired while on the April tour. From the songs to the live performance to the visual presentation, all in all, the CD captures moments in time. A musical experience shared by a band and their fans.