Livequake

Livequake
Live album by
Eldritch (band)
ReleasedNovember 2008
RecordedMarch 22, 2008
VenueMusic Street Club in Pisa
GenreProgressive metal
LabelLimb Music [de]
Eldritch (band) chronology
Blackenday
(2007) 		Livequake
(2008) 		Gaia's Legacy
(2011)

Livequake is the first live album by the progressive Italian band Eldritch, recorded at Music Street Club in Pisa.

Metal Hammer Germany wrote that the song selection was a good testament to the band's development and "metamorphosis" over the years. The sound was good too, putting "many a major production to shame in terms of crisp sound and authentically captured atmosphere". Even the bonus material on the DVD was worth watching.[1] Wrote Vampster [de], the entire set consisted of "a tight, consistently high-quality performance from beginning to end". At the same time, it lacked "any truly exceptional moments" and contained little new for listeners familiar with the band.[2]

Powermetal.de [de] thought the recording showed a band in "top form", playing "with great energy". However, the audience reactions did not become noticeable until disc 2.[3] Metal Temple detracted for the frontman "way too often" calling the audience by "the term 'motherfuckers'".[4]

Track listing

CD1 - Blackened Alive

  1. "In the House - In a Heartbeat (Intro)"
  2. "Why"
  3. "The Deep Sleep"
  4. "Save Me"
  5. 'The Blackened Day"
  6. "The World Apart"
  7. "Reverse"
  8. "Standing Still"
  9. "Bless Me Now"
  10. "The Child That Never Smiles"
  11. "More Than Marylin"
  12. "This Everlasting Mind Disease"
  13. "Silent Flame"
  14. "Toil of Mine"

CD2 - Incurably Live

  1. "Fall from Grace (Intro)"
  2. "No Direction Home"
  3. "Heretic Beholder"
  4. "Scar"
  5. "Bleed Mask Bleed"
  6. "From Dusk Till Dawn"
  7. "Nebula Surface"
  8. "Ghoulish Gift"
  9. "Lord of an Empty Place"
  10. "Incurably iII"

DVD (Limited Edition)

  1. Livequake Concert (complete CD1 + CD 2)

Extras

  1. Live in Chicago 2006 (Documentary)
  2. Interview with Adriano Dal Canto
  3. Interview with the Band at Terence's House
  4. Videoclip: "Lonesome Existence"
  5. Videoclip: "Save Me"
  6. Videoclip: "The Blackened Day"

Livequake line-up

  • Terence Holler — vocals
  • Eugene Simone — lead & rhythm guitars
  • Rob "PEK" Proietti — rhythm guitars and backing vocals
  • John Crystal — bass
  • Raffahell Dridge — drums

Guest musicians

  • Oleg Smirnoff — keyboards on the second part of the show (CD 2)[4]

References

  1. ^ Schöwe, Andreas (1 April 2011). "Eldritch LIVEQUAKE Review". Metal Hammer Germany (in German). Retrieved 27 January 2026.
  2. ^ "ELDRITCH: Livequake". Vampster [de] (in German). 10 November 2008. Retrieved 27 January 2026.
  3. ^ Kayser, Stefan (20 November 2008). "Das erste Livealbum von ELDRITCH". Powermetal.de (in German). Retrieved 27 January 2026.
  4. ^ a b Kontogeorgakos, Dimitris (8 January 2009). "Livequake Eldritch". Metal Temple. Retrieved 27 January 2026.
  • Review by Music in Belgium (in French)
  • Review by PowerofMetal.dk


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