Live in Japan (Harem Scarem album)
Live in Japan is the first live album by the hard rock band Harem Scarem. The recording was from a concert at the Club Citta in Japan. It includes two previously unreleased studio tracks.
The album was reissued in 1997 in a double CD package titled Live Ones together with the EP Live and Acoustic. The second CD also has a previously unreleased song, an acoustic version of "Change Comes Around", which was later released also on B-Side Collection (1998).
Track listing
All songs written and composed by Harry Hess and Pete Lesperance, except where noted.
1. |
"Change Comes Around" |
5:17 |
2. |
"Saviors Never Cry" |
4:45 |
3. |
"Warming a Frozen Rose" |
6:01 |
4. |
"Blue" |
4:40 |
5. |
"Candle" |
5:15 |
6. |
"Slowly Slipping Away" (Hess, Marc Ribler) |
4:24 |
7. |
"Breathing Sand" (Hess) |
5:03 |
8. |
"Had Enough" |
3:46 |
9. |
"Empty Promises" |
3:11 |
10. |
"The Paint Thins" |
4:52 |
11. |
"Voice of Reason" |
5:12 |
12. |
"No Justice" |
5:45 |
13. |
"Pardon My Zinger" (Lesperance) |
4:09 |
14. |
"More Than You'll Ever Know" |
4:37 |
Band members
- Harry Hess – lead vocals, guitar, producer
- Pete Lesperance – lead guitar, backing vocals, producer
- Barry Donaghy – bass guitar, backing vocals
- Darren Smith – drums, backing vocals
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| Singles |
- "Slowly Slipping Away"
- "Honestly"
- "Love Reaction"
- "Something to Say"
- "Change Comes Around"
- "No Justice"
- "If There Was a Time"
- "Die Off Hard"
- "Rain"
- "New Religion"
- "What I Do"
- "Turn Around"
- "So Blind"
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