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Marshall Crenshaw Live ...My Truck Is My Home (1994)
Live ...My Truck Is My Home\n1994 Razor & Tie Music, L.P.\n\nOriginally Released September 20, 1994\n\nAMG EXPERT REVIEW: Fourteen tracks taken from various sources (soundboard tapes, etc.) from performances plucked from 1982, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1994. Loads of great Crenshaw material ("You're My Favorite Waste of Time," "Cynical Girl"), explosive guitar that seldom surfaces on his studio efforts the way it does here, and plenty of deadpan humor (the picture of Bo "Billy, Don't Be a Hero" Donaldson on the disc itself says it all) make this a great live album with quirks that keep it ahead of the pack. -- Cub Koda\n\nAMAZON.COM CUSTOMER REVIEW\nMixed live bag, mostly for fans., February 1, 2004\nReviewer: Tim Brough "author and music buff" (Springfield, PA United States)\nThat said, I should add that I am a fan, so this disc has a permanent home in my collection. But for the casual listener, you should probably start with the first album or the "This Is Easy" collection. The main reason is the sound recording quality which ranges from pretty good ("Fantastic Planet of Love") to horrific ("Twine Time" and any of the cassette lifts). But for the die hards, this disc saves for posterity what a dynamic live performer Crenshaw, at his peak, can be. It doesn't hurt that the lineups included the original trio (Marshall, brother Robert on drums and bassist Chris Donato) and members of Joe Jackson's band (Graham Maby on bass). Makes me wish for a King Biscuit Hour or Warner's Radio Special to be hidden in the vaults somewhere waiting to get discovered.\n\nAMAZON.COM CUSTOMER REVIEW\nExcellent live Crenshaw, August 27, 2000\nReviewer: bruce horner (San Francisco, CA USA)\nThis CD is more for fans than the casual listener, but as such it's pretty damn good. I like "Fantastic Planet of Love" better than the studio version. Any live album that includes both an ABBA and MC5 cover is worth a listen. "Wanda and Duane," "Have You Seen Her Face," and "Vague Memory" are also standouts. Nice mixture of rocking and acoustic/ballad material, too. Let me put it this way: If you like Marshall, get this. If you've barely heard of him, get the debut, or Miracle of Science, or This Is Easy.\n\nAMAZON.COM CUSTOMER REVIEW\nUnderappreciated genius, June 21, 1999\nReviewer: A music fan\nIntegrity is Marshall Crenshaw's middle name. When it came to putting together a live cd he didn't just slap one together. This is a well thought out, nicely paced cd. My favorite cut is "Fantastic Planet of Love". The surprise is a wonderful cover of ABBA's "Knowing Me Knowing You" This cd rocks, and also has some nice acoustic numbers on it. Buy it!
This rock cd contains 14 tracks and runs 50min 52sec.
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  1. Marshall Crenshaw - Fantastic Planet Of Love (04:39)
  2. Marshall Crenshaw - Wanda And Duane (04:18)
  3. Marshall Crenshaw - You're My Favorite Waste Of Time (03:32)
  4. Marshall Crenshaw - Vague Memory (03:18)
  5. Marshall Crenshaw - Tonight (03:11)
  6. Marshall Crenshaw - Calling Out For Love (At Crying Time) (04:47)
  7. Marshall Crenshaw - Twine Time (04:07)
  8. Marshall Crenshaw - Julie (02:39)
  9. Marshall Crenshaw - Cynical Girl (02:51)
  10. Marshall Crenshaw - Have You Seen Her Face (02:58)
  11. Marshall Crenshaw - There She Goes Again (02:49)
  12. Marshall Crenshaw - Girls... (03:05)
  13. Marshall Crenshaw - Knowing Me, Knowing You (04:21)
  14. Marshall Crenshaw - You Should've Been There (04:08)


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