Live Stages

Live Stages

by Vertical Horizon
Live Stages

Live Stages

by Vertical Horizon

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Overview

Vertical Horizon's live album Live Stages was released by indie label Rhythmic Records in 1997 and then again by RCA in 1999. It contains five songs from the group's first two indie albums: four from Running on Ice and one from There and Back Again. The rest are unique to this album and include "The Ride," "The Unchosen One," "Great Divide," "It's Only Me," and "Falling Down." For many fans, this live album completed the band's transition from an acoustic group to the alternative rock outfit that broke into the mainstream in 2000. Popular for energetic live shows, Vertical Horizon performs many old fan favorites in the band's newer, amped-up style on Live Stages. This is a good addition for the fan who already likes the band, but Everything You Want is probably the best overall introduction to Vertical Horizon. Live Stages is a good beginning to the search for the group's earlier albums. ~ JT Griffith

Product Details

Release Date: 01/12/1999
Label: Rhythmic
UPC: 0078636778129
Rank: 108158

Tracks

  1. The Man Who Would Be Santa
  2. The Ride
  3. Falling Down
  4. On the Sea
  5. Japan
  6. It's Only Me
  7. Candyman
  8. Fragments
  9. The Unchosen One
  10. Heart in Hand
  11. Wash Away
  12. Great Divide

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Vertical Horizon   Primary Artist
Keith Kane   Guitar (Acoustic),Vocals
Keith Lane   Guitar (Acoustic),Vocals
Ryan Fisher   Guitar (Bass),Bass
Matthew Scannell   Guitar (Electric),Guitar (Acoustic),Vocals
Ed Toth   Drums

Technical Credits

James Bland   Photography
Jennifer Stolk   Photography,Design
Sean Mosher-Smith   Design
Keith Kane   Composer
Vertical Horizon   Producer,Mixing,Design
Matthew Scannell   Composer
Doug Derryberry   Producer,Engineer,Mixing
John Alagia   Producer,Engineer,Mixing
Billy Wolf   Mastering
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