Squeeze - BBC Sessions, Volume 7: In Concert, Manchester Apollo, Manchester, Britain, 9-20-1987

For a long time now, I've been occasionally posting albums of the band Squeeze performing for the BBC. It's been quite a few months since I posted the last one, but I recently remembered it's time to post another one, so here you go.

In 1987, Squeeze had a peak of popularity, thanks mainly to their song "Hourglass," which was their first hit in a few years. That came from their album "Babylon and On," released just five days prior to this concert.

Not surprisingly, the band played a few songs from that album, plus some of their earlier hits. They also did the cover song "Such a Night," which they never officially released in any form.

This concert is completely unreleased, as far as I know. The sound quality is pretty good, but not outstanding.

This album is 59 minutes long.

01 Pulling Mussels [From the Shell] (Squeeze)
02 talk (Squeeze)
03 The Prisoner (Squeeze)
04 talk (Squeeze)
05 Hourglass (Squeeze)
06 853-5937 (Squeeze)
07 Last Time Forever (Squeeze)
08 Up the Junction (Squeeze)
09 Footprints (Squeeze)
10 Striking Matches (Squeeze)
11 Take Me, I'm Yours (Squeeze)
12 Is That Love (Squeeze)
13 Such a Night (Squeeze)
14 Trust Me to Open My Mouth (Squeeze)
15 Cool for Cats (Squeeze)
16 Black Coffee in Bed (Squeeze)
17 Another Nail in My Heart (Squeeze)
18 talk (Squeeze)
19 Labelled with Love (Squeeze)

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alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/Vq42rPVzj5RcMW6/file 

If the cover photo looks like the band is playing inside a giant mouth, that's because the band is playing inside a giant mouth! For instance, that's a row of teeth at the bottom. I put this album together ages ago, so I've long since forgotten why they were playing inside a giant mouth. I only know this happened during a TV show appearance in 1987.