Live in Concert is a 1999 live

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and

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by Natalie Merchant. The album and DVD were recorded at the

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. The setlist includes a rare cover of

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". The U.S. release is

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encoded, but without "peak extension".

Track listing

CD

All songs

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by Natalie Merchant, except where noted. #"Wonder" #"San Andreas Fault" #"Beloved Wife" #"

" (

) #"Carnival" #"Dust Bowl" (Merchant, Robert Buck) #"

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) #"Gun Shy" #"The Gulf of Araby" #"Ophelia" #"Seven Years" #"These Are Days" ''(Bonus track - Japan only)''

DVD

#"Life Is Sweet (partial)" #"Ophelia" #"Wonder" #"San Andreas Fault" #"Beloved Wife" #" Senor Don Gato" #"

" #"Carnival" #"Break Your Heart" #"These Are Days" #"The Gulf of Araby" #"Waterbound"

Personnel

Adapted from AllMusic. * Natalie Merchant - vocals, piano *Erik Della Penna - guitars *Gabriel Gordon - guitars, backing vocals * Peter Yanowitz - drums *

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- bass *Elizabeth Steen - keyboards *Doug Stringer - percussion * Susan McKeown - guest vocals

References

Natalie Merchant albums 1999 live albums Live video albums 1999 video albums Elektra Records video albums Elektra Records live albums {{1990s-pop-album-stub