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Epic Live

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Length
  
70:01

Release date
  
3 February 2010

Genres
  
Orchestra, Rock music

Artist
  
Globus

Label
  
Imperativa Records

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Released
  
February 3, 2010 (2010-02-03)

Recorded
  
July 26, 2006 London, England (Wembley Theatre) June 27, 2009 Santa Monica, California (The Broad Theatre)

Language
  
English Latin Spanish French Italian

Producers
  
Yoav Goren, Jeffrey Fayman

Similar
  
Break from This World, Epicon, Good Problems, Trailerhead: Nu Epiq, Trailerhead: Triumph

Epic Live (stylized as EPIC LIVE!) is a 2010 live album released by Globus of Immediate Music consisting of performances at Wembley Grand Hall in London in 2006 and Broad Stage in Santa Monica, California, when Globus played as part of the Trailer Music Live concert in 2009. The majority of the songs that played are from the Epicon album that was released in 2006 with the 120 piece orchestral/choral/rock ensemble in London.

Contents

Background

After the London show in 2006, Globus’ award-winning composer and producer Yoav Goren was besieged with further requests for live performances. The next show took place at the brand new Broad Stage in Santa Monica, California, when Globus played as part of the Trailer Music Live concert. After Globus’ hit single Orchard of Mines enjoyed a 4-month run on Billboard’s Hot Singles Sales charts in the spring of 2009, peaking at #12, the group was ready to play to a host of new, young fans who had enthusiastically trumpeted Globus through the various social media websites. The show in Santa Monica quickly sold out. Epic Live contains rousing live renditions of perennial Globus favorites Preliator and Diem Ex Dei - 2 songs featured in a dozen Hollywood films since 2004. Also on “Epic Live”, Globus sneaks a peak at Wyatt Earth - the forthcoming single off the Break From This World album that was released in 2011. John Sutton, orchestra and choir conductor for the band, perhaps best describes the live Globus experience:

It is orchestral and rock n’ roll at its soul.....This is a powerful sound that you cannot sit still through.

Songs

1Take Me Away4:17
2Preliator4:31
3Arcana3:12

References

Epic Live Wikipedia