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'''A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio''' is a pre-recorded virtual performance originally streamed for [[HeadCount]] on October 30, 2020. The full performance was later made available on December 5 with the addition of a cover of Portishead's ''Glory Box'' at EvanescenceLive.com. It was shot at [[Rock Falcon Studio]], where the band recorded their fifth album, ''[[The Bitter Truth]]''. [[Tim McCord|Tim]] and [[Jen Majura|Jen]] recorded their parts remotely in | '''A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio''' is a pre-recorded virtual performance originally streamed for [[HeadCount]] on October 30, 2020. The full performance was later made available on December 5 with the addition of a cover of Portishead's ''Glory Box'' at EvanescenceLive.com. It was shot at [[Rock Falcon Studio]], where the band recorded their fifth album, ''[[The Bitter Truth]]''. [[Tim McCord|Tim]] and [[Jen Majura|Jen]] recorded their parts remotely in California and Germany respectively. | ||
[[Amy Lee]] took part of a pre-show Q&A answering fan questions sent on Twitter, with the first 10 minutes being aired for free on the band's Facebook and YouTube accounts.<ref name=preshowqa /> | [[Amy Lee]] took part of a pre-show Q&A answering fan questions sent on Twitter, with the first 10 minutes being aired for free on the band's Facebook and YouTube accounts.<ref name=preshowqa /> | ||
The audio of the performance | The audio of the performance was released as a bonus CD on the limited edition [[The Bitter Truth#Deluxe Box Set|box set]] of ''The Bitter Truth'', which also includes a studio version of a cover of The Beatles's ''[[Across the Universe]]''.<ref name=TBT /> | ||
==Setlist== | ==Setlist== | ||
#''[[Wasted on You]]'' | #''[[Wasted on You]]'' (Live debut) | ||
#''[[The Game is Over]]'' | #''[[The Game is Over]]'' (Live debut) | ||
#''[[The Only One]]'' | #''[[The Only One]]'' | ||
#''[[Sick]]'' | #''[[Sick]]'' | ||
#''[[Going Under]]'' | #''[[Going Under]]'' | ||
#''[[Use My Voice]]'' | #''[[Use My Voice]]'' (Live debut) | ||
#''[[Bring Me to Life]]'' | #''[[Bring Me to Life]]'' | ||
#''[[Lost in Paradise]]'' ( | #''[[Lost in Paradise]]'' (Piano/vocal version) | ||
#''[[Glory Box]]'' (Portishead cover) | #''[[Glory Box]]'' (Portishead cover) | ||
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A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio is a pre-recorded virtual performance originally streamed for HeadCount on October 30, 2020. The full performance was later made available on December 5 with the addition of a cover of Portishead's Glory Box at EvanescenceLive.com. It was shot at Rock Falcon Studio, where the band recorded their fifth album, The Bitter Truth. Tim and Jen recorded their parts remotely in California and Germany respectively.
Amy Lee took part of a pre-show Q&A answering fan questions sent on Twitter, with the first 10 minutes being aired for free on the band's Facebook and YouTube accounts.[1]
The audio of the performance was released as a bonus CD on the limited edition box set of The Bitter Truth, which also includes a studio version of a cover of The Beatles's Across the Universe.[2]
Setlist
- Wasted on You (Live debut)
- The Game is Over (Live debut)
- The Only One
- Sick
- Going Under
- Use My Voice (Live debut)
- Bring Me to Life
- Lost in Paradise (Piano/vocal version)
- Glory Box (Portishead cover)
Videos
- Use My Voice
- Pre-show Q&A (first ten minutes)
References
- ↑ "TODAY! Don't miss our official PRE-SHOW, where Amy answers questions from fans!". Twitter. December 5, 2020. https://twitter.com/evanescence/status/1335255231991480320.
- ↑ Shaffer, Claire (December 4, 2020). "Evanescence Announce ‘The Bitter Truth’ Release Date". Rolling Stone. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/evanescence-the-bitter-truth-release-date-1098744/.
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