Amaral - La Barrera Del Sonido (2009)

1.Kamikaze 
2.Tarde De Domingo Rara 
3.El Universo Sobre Mí 
4.Toda La Noche En La Calle 
5.Biarritz 
6.Perdóname 
7.Moriría Por Vos 
8.Las Puertas Del Infierno 
9.Resurrección 
10.La Barrera Del Sonido 
11.Marta, Sebas, Guille Y Los Demás 
12.Concorde 
13.Cómo Hablar 
14.Estrella De Mar 
15.Alerta 
16.Big Bang 
17.El Blues De La Generación Perdida 
18.Te Necesito 
19.Es Sólo Una Canción 
10.Días De Verano 
21.Gato Negro 
22.Revolución 
23.Esta Noche 
24.Dragón Rojo 
25.Sin Ti No Soy Nada 

    Eva Amaral - vocals, guitar
    Juan Aguirre - vocals, guitar
    Enrique Mavilla - keyboards
    Eduardo Giménez "Coki" - drums
    Octavio Vinck - guitar
    Iván González - bass
    Zulaima Boheto - cello, vocals

Recorded on October 30, 2008, in Madrid, Spain, La Barrera del Sonido documents a triumphant performance by Amaral on the supporting tour for Gato Negro Dragón Rojo (2008), their chart-topping double-length album released a half-year earlier. It's a long concert, spanning 28 songs over the course of two discs, and half of it comes from Gato Negro Dragón Rojo, including the hit singles "Kamikaze," "Tarde de Domingo Rara," and "Perdóname." In fact, after the 30-second introductory airing of the Velvet Underground's "All Tomorrow's Parties" dies down, the concert begins just as Gago Negro Dragón Rojo does, with the one-two punch of "Kamikaze" and "Tarde de Domingo Rara." The band then begins performing older material, starting with one of its greatest hits, "El Universo Sobre Mí," the lead single from Pájaros en la Cabeza (2005). Another five songs from Pájaros en la Cabeza are performed over the course of the concert, along with five from Estrella de Mar (2002) and a meager one each from Una Pequeña Parte del Mundo (2000) and Amaral (1998). The emphasis on new material helps prevent La Barrera del Sonido from overlapping too much with El Comienzo del Big Bang (2005), a 29-song DVD release documenting the band's Barcelona concert performance on September 15, 2005, in support of Pájaros en la Cabeza. Amaral is in fine form on La Barrera del Sonido. The vocals of singer Eva Amaral are crystal clear and commanding, sounding remarkably similar to those heard on the studio albums. If not for the occasional interjections, the vocals could be mistaken for overdubbed studio craft. Guitarist Juan Aguirre also stands out, with his riffs likewise coming across clearly and commandingly, if thankfully a bit rougher around the edges than those heard on the studio albums. Besides the big hits and surging rockers, highlights include slower songs like "Biarritz" and "Rock & Roll," the latter of which brings the show to a wonderful close, as well as extended songs like "Te Necesito" and "Sin Ti No Soy Nada," both of which approach eight minutes in length. When it comes to live albums, which sometimes seem like a dime a dozen in the digital age, La Barrera del Sonido is one of the more reasonable releases. Not only is Amaral in fine form throughout and the recording itself of first-rate quality, the band puts on a crowd-pleasing show that mixes greatest hits with a generous offering of over a dozen songs from Gago Negro Dragón Rojo. ---itunes.apple.com

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