Look Out Live! (Hammersmith Apollo in London 2024) Johnny Marr

• 1 Sensory Street (Live) 05:47
• 2 Panic (Live) 02:51
• 3 Generate! Generate! (Live) 04:45
• 4 Spirit Power and Soul (Live) 05:13
• 5 This Charming Man (Live) 03:05
• 6 Somewhere (Live) 04:04
• 7 Walk Into the Sea (Live) 05:49
• 8 The Answer (Live) 03:39
• 9 Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want (Live) 04:44
• 10 Armatopia (Live) 03:51
• 11 Get the Message (Live) 05:37
• 12 Hi Hello (Live) 04:47
• 13 How Soon Is Now? (Live) 05:05
• 14 Easy Money (Live) 04:55
• 15 Rebel Rebel (feat. Neil Tennant) (Live) 04:10
• 16 Getting Away With It (feat. Neil Tennant) (Live) 07:19
• 17 You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby (Live) 03:43
• 18 There Is a Light That Never Goes Out (Live) 06:44
• 19 The Passenger (Live) 04:09
• 20 New Town Velocity (Live) 05:34
• 21 Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (Live) 04:06
• 22 Bigmouth Strikes Again (Live) 03:51
• Total Runtime 01:43:48

Info for Look Out Live! (Hammersmith Apollo in London 2024)

Look Out Live! perfectly encapsulates the magic of Johnny Marr’s sold-out show at the Hammersmith Apollo, London in 2024. The night was a culmination of his 2024 Spirit Power tour and showcases his 40-year repertoire of distinctive songwriting and the guitar sound that has seen Johnny regarded as the most influential guitarist of his generation.

The energy of the night can be felt through tracks from his four-album solo career such as “Easy Money,” “Armatopia” and “Somewhere,” plus classic compositions from The Smiths, including “This Charming Man,” “How Soon Is Now?” and “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out.” The memorable night was made exceptional by the appearance of special guest Neil Tennant who reunited with Johnny to perform ‘90s supergroup Electronic’s hit “Getting Away With It” and a special one-off rendition of David Bowie’s “Rebel Rebel.”

"Look Out Live! is everything a live album should be – raw, electric, and full of heart. Both a reflection of how far Johnny’s come, and a celebration of where he’s heading, it’s the perfect way for him to have marked ten years as a solo artist. If you’ve seen him live, you’ll be right back there. If you haven’t, this is your perfect introduction." (Laura Dean, deadgoodmusic.blog)

Johnny Marr

Johnny Marr
Among the most influential and respected guitarists of his generation Marr has been integral to a string of renowned bands dating back to the Smiths, for who he was co-songwriter – with Morrissey between 1983–87. Marr has also been a member of Electronic, The The and Modest Mouse. In 2008, he joined The Cribs after touring with them on 2008's NME Awards Tour, a group in which he would remain until 2011. In 2012 Marr announced he would be releasing a solo album titled The Messenger. Marr's jangly Rickenbacker guitar-playing in The Smiths proved to be popular among other musicians and has influenced many guitarists that followed, particularly in the Britpop era. In 2013, the NME awarded Marr its Godlike Genius award, hailing Marr as "not content with rewriting the history of music with one of the world's greatest ever bands, The Smiths, he's continued to push boundaries and evolve throughout his career, working with some of the best and most exciting artists on the planet." In 2013 Marr released his first full debut album The Messenger which once again placed him at the forefront of UK guitar music.

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