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Album Review: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Live In Paris

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"It went over time from fairly straight-up hard rock to an altogether darker and more claustrophobic beast."

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The full bottle double audio disc and DVD document of a band quite rightly asking their own musical question, Whatever Happened To My Rock N Roll?.

In their case it went over time from fairly straight-up hard rock to an altogether darker and more claustrophobic beast. Set skews toward their more recent work — things like Fire Walker and Some Kind Of Ghost suitably moody and sludgy, while the cover of The Call’s 1989 piece, Let The Day Begin — dedicated to bassist Robert Levon Been’s late father — is a suitably anthemic animal howl.