"Still in Hollywood" is a collection of previously unreleased live tracks and rarities from Concrete Blonde, capturing the band's raw energy and raw sound in intimate settings. It offers a glimpse into their recording process and live performances outside of their studio albums.
- The album was released in 1994 by Capitol Catalog Marketing, a division often used for reissues and compilations. It features live recordings from various performances, showcasing the band's musical evolution. The track "Still in Hollywood" itself is a live rendition not found on their main studio albums.
- This release includes several tracks that were either B-sides, rare cuts, or live versions, offering fans a deeper dive into the band's catalog. It was put out after the band's initial major label run, serving as a bridge for their dedicated fanbase. The compilation highlights their powerful live shows and the unique vocal delivery of Johnette Napolitano.
- The album contains live versions of fan favorites alongside tracks that showcase the band's experimental side. It serves as a testament to Concrete Blonde's enduring appeal and their ability to deliver compelling performances. The release bridges the gap between their earlier work and their later independent releases.
Concrete Blonde was a Los Angeles-based alternative rock band fronted by Johnette Napolitano. They formed in 1982 and are known for their distinctive blend of punk, goth, and new wave influences.
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