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Go-Gos, The - Live From Central Park
Go-Gos, The - Live From Central Park
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One of the defining girl groups of the 1980's, the Go-Go's fine tuned the art of perfect bubblegum pop. Led by the heart-faced, dimpled singer Belinda Carlisle, the band took a 10-year hiatus from the stage. LIVE IN CENTRAL PARK captures their triumphant return to touring. Filmed in New York's beautiful, massive park, the concert showcases the Go-Go's performance of old and new songs, including "Head Over Heels," "Vacation," and "We Got the Beat."
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While the post-punk comeback is usually fraught with disasters, Live in Central Parkis just part of the Go-Go's dignified and successful return to the music scene. Having dipped their toes in and out of the water since they originally split, 2001 saw the band release their first album in 17 years, the fantastic B00005N9ND God Bless The Go-Go's. This live video finds them riding the crest of that particular wave, with the set relying heavily on new material. Fortunately, the likes of "Throw Me a Curve", "Unforgiven" and "Apologies" are more than a match for their more well-known numbers. As a spectacle, the show is a little flat--a fairly straightforward concert recording--and, to be honest, the Go-Go's were never one of the world's great live bands. While on record their mixture of punk melodies and girl group harmonies is pristine, here the effect is a little more ragged. It's, however, hard to deny the spirit and chemistry that so obviously exists between the five, especially on the power pop rendition of "Our Lips Are Sealed" and closing cover of "I Wanna Be Sedated". This is a far from essential purchase (unlike the CD) but handy for die-hard fans. --Phil Udell
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