Unfamiliar Stars DVD, by The Lucksmiths

Unfamiliar Stars DVD

by The Lucksmiths

Unfamiliar Stars

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Filmed at The Lucksmiths' farewell show at Melbourne's Corner Hotel on August 29, 2009, Unfamiliar Stars is both a captivating concert film and a definitive end-of-the-line document, standing tall among the best of the band's vast discography. Directed by Natalie van den Dungen (The Tote Documentary), the film captures the final bittersweet airings of many Lucksmiths favourites as witnessed by a full house of hometown fans, friends and family. Clocking in at a total of thirty-three songs, the swansong performance is the culmination of farewell tours across Europe and Australia, and finds the band in vintage form, cherry-picking pop gem after pop gem from their sixteen-year career and filling the gaps with a double-dose of irrepressible Lucksmiths repartee.

A short documentary of the band's final months rounds out the package. Darkening Doorways presents an intimate view of The Lucksmiths in rehearsal, in the recording studio and throughout their farewell tour.

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released January 15, 2011

Final show tracklist:

1) A Hiccup in Your Happiness 2) Good Light 3) A Downside to the Upstairs 4) Synchronised Sinking 5) Myopic Friends 6) Camera-shy 7) Stayaway Stars 8) Untidy Towns 9) The Golden Age of Aviation 10) Take This Lying Down 11) Successlessness 12) Great Lengths 13) Song of the Undersea 14) Under the Rotunda 15) Requiem For the Punters Club 16) Frisbee 17) Macintyre 18) Punchlines 19) Weatherboard 20) Broken Bones 21) The Chapter in Your Life Entitled San Francisco 22) Self-Preservation 23) California in Popular Song 24) Smokers in Love 25) Fiction 26) Caravanna 27) A Sobering Thought (Just When One Was Needed) 28) Sunlight in a Jar 29) T-Shirt Weather 30) Midweek Midmorning 31) The Great Dividing Range 32) The Music Next Door 33) The Year of Driving Languorously

Directed and edited by Natalie van den Dungen
Recorded by Tony Cornish
Mixed by Haima Marriott

Tali White: vocals, drums, harmonica
Marty Donald: guitar, vocals
Louis Richter: guitar, vocals, organ, melodica
Mark Monnone: bass, vocals

With...

Darren Hanlon: banjo
Kimba Mitchell: vocals
Kellie Sutherland: vocals, tambourine
Richard Herbert: piano

For more info, visit www.lostandlonesome.com.au or email info@lostandlonesome.com.au

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The Lucksmiths Melbourne, Australia

1993-2009

Marty Donald: guitar
Mark Monnone: bass
Louis Richter: guitar
Tali White: vocals, drums

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