Manu Chao Radio Bemba Sound System ( Live ) ( vinyl 2LP + bonus CD )

Release date: 22-03-2013 (originally released in 2002)

2013 EU reissue( vinyl 2LP + bonus CD ) In July 2002, Manu Chao performed a live show in Japan, ending a worldwide tour carried out with his band, Radio Bemba New System, a multicultural group consisting of ten talented musicians from different countries.

From Jamaican reggae to Latin alternative pop/rock, including rock en español, hip-hop, flamenco, and French rock, The Live Album delivers a collection of hits from 1998's Clandestino, 2001's Ultima Estacion Esperanza, and Mano Negra's legacy, the Parisian rock outfit named in honor of an Andalusian anarchist group that served as Manu Chao's breakthrough in the music industry.

In addition, the 29-track record features the previously unreleased "Bienvenido a Tijuana," "Rumba de Barcelona," and a version of the classic Afro-Caribbean-inflected hit "Blood and Fire." Recorded at Paris' Grande Halle de La Villette in September 2001, The Live Album is a multilingual and experimental live experience featuring the best of Manu Chao. 

Tracks：(2LP+ bonus CD)
LP1:
A1 Intro
A2 Bienvenida A Tijuana
A3 Machine Gun
A4 Por Donde Saldra El Sol?
A5 Peligro
A6 Welcome To Tijuana
A7 El Viento
A8 Casa Babylon

B1 Por El Suelo
B2 Blood And Fire
B3 Ezln... Para Tod@s Todo...
B4 Mr. Bobby
B5 Bongo Bong
B6 Radio Bemba
B7 Que Paso Que Paso
B8 Pinocchio (Viaggio In Groppa Al Tonno)
B9 Cahi En La Trampa

LP2:
C1 Clandestino
C2 Rumba De Barcelona
C3 La Despedida
C4 Mala Vida
C5 Radio Bemba
C6 Que Paso Que Paso
C7 Pinocchio (Viaggio In Groppa Al Tonno)

D1 La Primavera
D2 The Monkey
D3 King Kong Five
D4 Minha Galera
D5 Promiscuity

A musical globalist with a rebel rock 'n' roll heart, there's nobody quite like Manu Chao. Multilingual and multicultural, Manu has been called the natural heir to Joe Strummer and Bob Marley and serves as an inspiration to the world's downtrodden and dispossessed. A huge star in Latin America and elsewhere, he draws audiences in excess of 100,000 strong around the globe.

"One of the most important musicians in the world." - Chris Blackwell (Founder of Island Records)