Thousand Mistakes, A
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| Format | 2 DVD |
| Running Time | 270 mins |
| Aspect Ratio | TBC |
| Languages | English (Dolby Digital 2.0) |
| Rating | E |
| Available | 07-10-2011 |
| Label | Shock |
| Sourced | Australia |
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The Drones gathered in a disused old factory space in Melbourne early last year on a sultry summer afternoon to record an intimate live session of rarely played songs from their career that spans over thirteen years and five studio albums. The result is 'A Thousand Mistakes'. For the session the band were joined by old friend and regular Hammond organ and keyboard player Steve Hesketh, who featured on The Drones LP's 'Wait Long By The River And The Bodies Of Your Enemies Will Float By' and 'The Miller's Daughter'. The DVD features over four and half hours of footage, including a full live show from East Brunswick Club, and a bonus disc featuring rare live footage filmed 2005-2010, in Germany, France and Australia. Directed and edited by Natalie van den Dungen (of Tote doco fame), and recorded in 5.1 surround sound.
Features
Disc 1:
Fairfield Warehouse Session
- Penumbra
- Sixteen Straws
- The Drifting Housewife
- Careful As You Go
- Your Acting's Like The End Of The World
- Locust
- Cold And Sober
- Work For Me
- Words From The Executioner To Alexander Pearce
- The Best You Can Believe In
- Stop Dreaming
- I'm Here Now
Live at The East Brunswick Club February, 2010
- Jezebel
- Nail It Down
- The Minotaur
- The Freedom In The Loot
- Sharkfin Blues
- Hell And Haydevils
- Six Ways To Sunday
- She Had An Abortion That She Made Me Pay For
- The Millers Daughter
- Sitting On The Edge Of The Bed Cryin'
- I Don't Ever Want To Change
2005 Live At The Tote, Collingwood, Australia
- Motherless Children
- I Looked Down The Line And I Wondered
- From Black To Communist
2007 Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, France
- I Don't Ever Want To Change
- Motherless Children
2007 Haldern Festival, Rees-Haldern, Germany
- The Cockeyed Lowlife Of The Highlands
- Sharkfin Blues
- I Don't Ever Want To Change
- I'm Here Now
- She Had An Abortion That She Made Me Pay For
- The Miller's Daughter
- From Black To Communist
2008 State Theatre, Sydney, Australia
- River Of Tears
2008 The Metro Theatre, Sydney Australia
- Oh My
- I Am The Supercargo
- Luck In Odd Numbers
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