Leatherface: Boat in the Smoke
★ 10 · 2005 · Music
This rockin' video features a Leatherface concert recorded in March 2004 at London's Camden Underworld, as well as seven songs from a June 2001 show in Sunderland and an interview with singer Frankie Stubbs. Tracks include "Springtime," "Watching You Sleep," "Not a Day Goes By," "Little White God," "Plastic Surgery," "Sour Grapes," "Diddly Squat," "Dead Industrial," "Atmosphere," "Hops & Barley," "Wax Lyrical," Grip," "Not Superstitious" and more.
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