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WIRE: The Scottish Play: 2004 (Full DVD)

This video was uploaded exclusively for fair use. Support the band, buy the DVD here: http://pinkflag.greedbag.com/buy/wire... "Honed to a fine performance edge from their live forays to Europe earlier in the year, WIRE present their fierce, high-velocity set based around their highly successful album SEND. Their first album in over a decade, marked a return to their trademark gimlet, shivved, short sharp shocked writing style. Filmed by visual artist Tom Gidley in forensic detail, this document shows the complete visceral set and deliberately excludes the usual rock music celebration of place and time, instead concentrating on giving the viewer the closest of contact with a band often misrepresented as enigmatic, cold and distant. Also included is a bonus selection of pieces captured by Observation Camera #1 of the second half of WIRE's April 2003 Flag:Burning performance/installation at the Only Connect festival at The Barbican, London. The set by avant stage designer Es Devlin was specifically commissioned by WIRE for this one-off performance. Whilst based on the same body of work as the performance at Triptych, this is WIRE seen from the other end of the telescope, willingly surrendering their personal performance to the service of the machinery of a unique, complex theatrical spectacle in a manner rarely allowed in the rock world rife with ego and self-aggrandisement." The Scottish Play: 2004 was released on 25 March 2005 on Pink Flag records. Tracklist: 1 99.9 2 Germ Ship 3 Mr. Marx's Table 4 1st Fast 5 Read & Burn 6 The Agfers Of Kodack 7 Comet 8 In The Art Of Stopping 9 Spent 10 I Don't Understand 11 Strange 12 106 Beats That 13 Surgeon's Girl 14 Pink Flag 15 1st Fast 16 Comet 17 Spent 18 I Don't Understand Tracks 1 to 14 are the entire performance by Wire at The Triptych Festival, The Tramway Theatre, Glasgow, 30 Apr 2004. Tracks 15 to 18 are from Wire's Flag: Burning performance at The Barbican, Main Hall, London 26 Apr 2003.