Live at the Wireless (Ash album)

Live at the Wireless

Live album by Ash

Released

17 February 1997

Recorded

Triple J Studios, Australia October 1996

Deathstar

Ash chronology

1977
(1996)

Live at the Wireless
(1997)

Nu-Clear Sounds
(1998)

Live at the Wireless was a limited edition, live album by Northern Irish rock group, Ash, released on 17 February 1997. It was recorded live at radio station, Triple J Studios, in Australia during their 1996 tour and appeared on the band's own label, Deathstar. 120,000 copies were pressed, it managed to peak at number 85 in the UK Albums Chart.^[1]

"What Deaner Was Talking About" is a cover of the song by Ween.

A fuller version of the session was issued as part of the 3 disc collector's edition of the band's 1977 album, a re-issue released in 2008.

Reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[2]
NME	9/10
Q	October 2000

AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine described Live at the Wireless as "a vigorous but curiously unengaging live recording that just misses its full potential."^[2]

Track listing

"Darkside Lightside" – 3:04
"Girl From Mars" – 2:53
"Oh Yeah" – 4:25
"T-Rex" – 2:10
"I'd Give You Anything" – 3:10
"Kung Fu" – 2:25
"What Deaner Was Talking About" – 2:14
"Goldfinger" – 4:27
"Petrol" – 4:00
"A Clear Invitation to the Dance" – 7:58

References

↑ "Live at the Wireless". officialcharts.com. Official Charts Company. Retrieved 17 June 2015.
1 2 Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. "Live at the Wireless – Ash". AllMusic. All Media Guide. Retrieved 17 June 2015.

Ash

Mark Hamilton Rick McMurray Tim Wheeler Charlotte Hatherley

Albums	Trailer 1977 Nu-Clear Sounds Free All Angels Meltdown Twilight of the Innocents Kablammo!

Single format series	A–Z Series

Live albums	Live at the Wireless Tokyo Blitz Live From Mars: Ashtoria 1997

Compilations	Intergalactic Sonic 7″s A–Z Vol. 1 A–Z Vol. 2 The Best of Ash

Singles	"Jack Names the Planets" "Petrol" "Uncle Pat" "Kung Fu" "Girl from Mars" "Angel Interceptor" "Goldfinger" "Oh Yeah" "A Life Less Ordinary" "Jesus Says" "Wildsurf" "Numbskull" "Shining Light" "Burn Baby Burn" "Sometimes" "Candy" "There's a Star" "Walking Barefoot" "Envy" "Clones" "Orpheus" "Starcrossed" "Renegade Cavalcade" "You Can't Have It All" "Polaris" "End of the World" "Return of White Rabbit" "True Love 1980" "Joy Kicks Darkness" "Arcadia" "Tracers" "The Dead Disciples" "Pripyat" "Ichiban" "Space Shot" "Neon" "Command" "Song of Your Desire" "Dionysian Urge" "War with Me" "Dare to Dream" "Mind Control" "Insects" "Binary" "Physical World" "Spheres" "Instinct" "Summer Snow" "Carnal Love" "Embers" "Change Your Name" "Sky Burial" "There Is Hope Again" "Cocoon" "Free" "Machinery"

Related articles	Discography Slashed

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