Songs Of Love Live - Revision history

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	'''''Songs Of Love Live''''' is the first commercially-released solo record by [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Demon Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].		'''''Songs Of Love Live''''' is the first commercially-released solo record by [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Demon Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].

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	# "[[Take Courage]]"		# "[[Take Courage]]"
	# "[[What Godzilla Said To God When His Name Wasn't Found In The Book Of Life\|Nothing Can Bring Me Down]]"		# "[[What Godzilla Said To God When His Name Wasn't Found In The Book Of Life\|Nothing Can Bring Me Down]]"

	~~==References==~~
	*[{{Allmusic\|class=album\|id=r72596\|pure_url=yes}} All Music]

	==Personnel==		==Personnel==
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	* Photography by [[Piers Allardyce]]		* Photography by [[Piers Allardyce]]
	* Design by [[Michael Krage]]		* Design by [[Michael Krage]]

			==References==
			{{reflist}}

	[[Category:Mark Eitzel albums]]		[[Category:Mark Eitzel albums]]

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	'''''Songs Of Love Live''''' is the first commercially-released solo record by [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Demon Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].		'''''Songs Of Love Live''''' is the first commercially-released solo record by [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Demon Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].

			==Background==
	The album is a solo acoustic performance recorded live at The Borderline in London, England on January 17, 1991, with the exception of the last two tracks which are acoustic studio recordings.		The album is a solo acoustic performance recorded live at The Borderline in London, England on January 17, 1991, with the exception of the last two tracks which are acoustic studio recordings.

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	The liner notes from the album featured a review of the concert by Andrew Smith from the January 26, 1991 issue of ''Melody Maker''. The album was reissued in 2000 on LP by Italy's [[Fruit Tree Records]].		The liner notes from the album featured a review of the concert by Andrew Smith from the January 26, 1991 issue of ''Melody Maker''. The album was reissued in 2000 on LP by Italy's [[Fruit Tree Records]].

			In a 1993 ''Ray Gun'' magazine interview, Eitzel said, "I'll never do a solo record. That solo record (''Songs Of Love Live'') only happened because I bought a new guitar out of it. At that point in time, I wasn't even sure if AMC would continue. We were in between [[Frontier Records\|Frontier]] and [[Alias Records\|Alias]] and everyone was threatening us with massive lawsuits. I did it because I made a decision that I would take every opportunity that was given to me."<ref>{{cite magazine \|last=Howard \|first=David \|date=May 1993 \|title=Hanging By A Thread \|url= \|magazine=Ray Gun \|location=Santa Monica, CA \|publisher=Marvin Scott Jarrett \|access-date=January 16, 2017}}</ref>

	==Track listing==		==Track listing==

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	# "[[Firefly]]"		# "[[Firefly]]"
	# "[[Chanel No.5]]"		# "[[Chanel No. 5]]"
	# "[[Western Sky]]"		# "[[Western Sky]]"
	# "[[Blue And Grey Shirt]]"		# "[[Blue And Grey Shirt]]"

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	\| Released = 1991		\| Released = 1991
	~~\| Format = CD / LP~~
	\| Recorded = January 17, 1991		\| Recorded = January 17, 1991
	\| Length =		\| Length =

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	~~{{Unreferenced\|date=June 2007}}~~		{{Infobox album
	{{Infobox album ~~\| <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->~~		\| Name = Songs Of Love Live
	\| Name = Songs of Love
	\| Type = Live		\| Type = Live
	\| Artist = [[Mark Eitzel]]		\| Artist = [[Mark Eitzel]]
	\| Cover = ~~Songsoflove~~.jpg		\| Cover = ME-SongsLove.jpg
	\| Released = 1991		\| Released = 1991
	\| Recorded = 17 ~~January~~ 1991		\| Format = CD / LP
	~~\| Genre = [[rock music]]~~		\| Recorded = January 17, 1991
	\| Length =		\| Length =
	\| Label = [[~~Diablo~~ Records]]		\| Label = [[Demon Records]]
	\| Producer =		\| Producer =
	\| Reviews =		\| Reviews =
	\|		\|
	\| Last album = ''[[Mean Mark Eitzel Gets Fat]]''<br />(1982)		\| Last album = ''[[Mean Mark Eitzel Gets Fat]]''<br />(1982)
	\| This album = ''Songs of Love''<br />(1991)		\| This album = ''Songs Of Love Live''<br />(1991)
	\| Next album = ''[[60 Watt Silver Lining]]''<br />(1996)		\| Next album = ''[[60 Watt Silver Lining]]''<br />(1996)
	}}		}}

	'''''Songs of Love''''' is the first commercially released solo record by ~~singer/songwriter~~ [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[~~Diablo~~ Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].		'''''Songs Of Love Live''''' is the first commercially-released solo record by [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Demon Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].

	The album ~~was recorded with [[Mark Eitzel]] performing on his own with an~~ acoustic ~~guitar. Most of the tracks were~~ recorded live at The Borderline in London, ~~[[United Kingdom]]~~ on January 17, 1991, with the exception of the last two tracks which are acoustic studio recordings.		The album is a solo acoustic performance recorded live at The Borderline in London, England on January 17, 1991, with the exception of the last two tracks which are acoustic studio recordings.

	~~With the exception of '~~Take Courage', most of the songs had either already appeared on American Music Club albums, or would do so in the future. Five songs ('Firefly', 'Western Sky', 'Blue ~~and~~ Grey Shirt', 'Last ~~Harbour'~~ and 'Jenny') were from ''California'', two more ('Gary's Song' and 'Outside This Bar') were from ''Engine'', and 'Room Above ~~the~~ Club' was an a cappella version of the opening track on the band's debut album ''The Restless Stranger''. 'Crabwalk' would later be recorded and released on ''Everclear'' later in 1991; 'Chanel No. 5' was recorded at the same sessions but kept back for the b-side to the 'Rise' ~~single~~; 'Nothing Can Bring Me Down' was an early version of ''Mercury''s What Godzilla Said to God When His Name Wasn't Found in the ~~Book~~ of ~~Life~~'.		Aside from "[[Take Courage]]", most of the songs had either already appeared on [[start\|American Music Club]] albums, or would do so in the future. Five songs ("[[Firefly]]", "[[Western Sky]]", "[[Blue And Grey Shirt]]", "[[Last Harbor]]" and "[[Jenny]]") were from ''[[California]]'', two more ("[[Gary's Song]]" and "[[Outside This Bar]]") were from ''[[Engine]]'', a live performance of "[[Kathleen]]" is found on ''[[United Kingdom]]'', and "[[Room Above The Club]]" was an a cappella version of the opening track on the band's debut album ''[[The Restless Stranger]]''. "[[Crabwalk]]" would later be recorded and released on ''[[Everclear]]'' later in 1991; "[[Chanel No. 5]]" was recorded at the same sessions but kept back for the b-side to the ''[[Rise]]'' and ''[[Why Won't You Stay]]'' singles; "[[What Godzilla Said To God When His Name Wasn't Found In The Book Of Life\|Nothing Can Bring Me Down]]" was an early version of ''[[Mercury]]'''s "[[What Godzilla Said To God When His Name Wasn't Found In The Book Of Life]]".

			The liner notes from the album featured a review of the concert by Andrew Smith from the January 26, 1991 issue of ''Melody Maker''. The album was reissued in 2000 on LP by Italy's [[Fruit Tree Records]].

	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	# Firefly		# "[[Firefly]]"
	# Chanel No.5		# "[[Chanel No.5]]"
	# Western Sky		# "[[Western Sky]]"
	# Blue And Grey Shirt		# "[[Blue And Grey Shirt]]"
	# Gary's Song		# "[[Gary's Song]]"
	# Outside This Bar		# "[[Outside This Bar]]"
	# Room Above The Club		# "[[Room Above The Club]]"
	# Last ~~Harbour~~		# "[[Last Harbor]]"
	# Kathleen		# "[[Kathleen]]"
	# Crabwalk		# "[[Crabwalk]]"
	# Jenny		# "[[Jenny]]"
	# Take Courage		# "[[Take Courage]]"
	# Nothing Can Bring Me Down		# "[[What Godzilla Said To God When His Name Wasn't Found In The Book Of Life\|Nothing Can Bring Me Down]]"

	==References==		==References==
	*[{{Allmusic\|class=album\|id=r72596\|pure_url=yes}} All Music]		*[{{Allmusic\|class=album\|id=r72596\|pure_url=yes}} All Music]

	[[~~Category:~~Mark Eitzel ~~albums]]~~		==Personnel==
	~~[[Category:1991 live albums~~]]		* [[Mark Eitzel]] - vocals, guitar

			* Tracks 1-11 recorded by [[Jeffrey Zipper]] on [[The Zipper Mobile]] on January 17, 1991 at The Borderline, London, England
			* Mixed and edited by [[Paul Riley]]
			* Photography by [[Piers Allardyce]]
			* Design by [[Michael Krage]]

	~~{{1990s-indie-rock-album-stub}}~~		[[Category:Mark Eitzel albums]]

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{{Unreferenced|date=June 2007}}
{{Infobox album | 
| Name = Songs of Love
| Type = Live
| Artist = [[Mark Eitzel]]
| Cover = Songsoflove.jpg
| Released = 1991
| Recorded = 17 January 1991
| Genre = [[rock music]]
| Length =
| Label = [[Diablo Records]]
| Producer =
| Reviews =
|
| Last album = ''[[Mean Mark Eitzel Gets Fat]]''<br />(1982)
| This album = ''Songs of Love''<br />(1991)
| Next album = ''[[60 Watt Silver Lining]]''<br />(1996)
}}

'''''Songs of Love''''' is the first commercially released solo record by singer/songwriter [[Mark Eitzel]]. It was released on [[Diablo Records]] as a side project while Eitzel was still a member of [[American Music Club]].

The album was recorded with [[Mark Eitzel]] performing on his own with an acoustic guitar. Most of the tracks were recorded live at The Borderline in London, [[United Kingdom]] on January 17, 1991, with the exception of the last two tracks which are acoustic studio recordings.

With the exception of 'Take Courage', most of the songs had either already appeared on American Music Club albums, or would do so in the future. Five songs ('Firefly', 'Western Sky', 'Blue and Grey Shirt', 'Last Harbour' and 'Jenny') were from ''California'', two more ('Gary's Song' and 'Outside This Bar') were from ''Engine'', and 'Room Above the Club' was an a cappella version of the opening track on the band's debut album ''The Restless Stranger''. 'Crabwalk' would later be recorded and released on ''Everclear'' later in 1991; 'Chanel No. 5' was recorded at the same sessions but kept back for the b-side to the 'Rise' single; 'Nothing Can Bring Me Down' was an early version of ''Mercury''s What Godzilla Said to God When His Name Wasn't Found in the Book of Life'.

==Track listing==
# Firefly
# Chanel No.5
# Western Sky
# Blue And Grey Shirt
# Gary's Song
# Outside This Bar
# Room Above The Club
# Last Harbour
# Kathleen
# Crabwalk
# Jenny
# Take Courage
# Nothing Can Bring Me Down

==References==
*[{{Allmusic|class=album|id=r72596|pure_url=yes}} All Music]

[[Category:Mark Eitzel albums]]
[[Category:1991 live albums]]

{{1990s-indie-rock-album-stub}}