| Written by Joe Bodia, on 20-11-2008 05:49 |
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The Daft boys were 22 when they took to the road for the first and only time to promote Homework around Europe on their Daftendirektour. Their youthful aggression, basic equipment and desire to mess with people's minds on a pretty fundamental level are what made those live shows so spectacular. Alive 1997 is a recording of their show at Birmingham's Que Club on November 8 that year; five songs, three hits dissolved into a non-stop 46 minute mix of elasticated acid, titanium-tough beats and the irresistible thud of da French fried funk. An awesome display of noise and bravado, the disc will be pulled from the Catalogue on New Year's Day, pick it up!
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Burn one in style... 
Rick Price is an Aussie crooner best known for multi-platinum ballad "Heaven Knows" flew in specially for a one-night-only performance at DXO. Gashaus chatted to find out what's strumming in his music haven.
