Live at Jodrell Bank

Live at Jodrell Bank is a live album and DVD released by Elbow on 25 November 2013 through Fiction Records.[2]

Live at Jodrell Bank
Live album by
Released25 November 2013
RecordedJune 23rd 2012
VenueJodrell Bank Observatory, Manchester
GenreAlternative rock, art rock, post-Britpop, indie rock, electronic rock
Length103:29 [1]
LabelFiction Records
ProducerLesley Douglas
Elbow chronology
Dead in the Boot
(2012)
Live at Jodrell Bank
(2013)

Track listing

All tracks are written by Elbow.

CD 1
No.TitleLength
1."High Ideals"7:36
2."The Bones of You"5:08
3."Station Approach"5:49
4."Lippy Kids"7:01
5."Leaders of the Free World"8:08
6."Grounds for Divorce"5:02
7."The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver"6:43
8."The Night Will Always Win"4:52
CD 2
No.TitleLength
1."Starlings"7:02
2."Mirrorball"6:07
3."Weather to Fly"8:03
4."Open Arms"6:18
5."Scattered Black and Whites"7:40
6."The Birds"9:32
7."One Day Like This"8:35
DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Concert Film"103:29 [3]
2."Documentary"59:16
3."Bonus"3:00
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References

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