Live at Carnegie Hall

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We reviewed Live at Carnegie Hall by Cameron Winter this week, in case you didn't catch that.

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like well maybe the painter didn't know that same one i liked the live at carnegie hall cameron winter album um which i know uh that sam and maybe others will think that this is in conflict with my opinions on live albums but and maybe it is who knows um i like this album i thought that I also went back and listened to part of Heavy Metal, admittedly not all of it, just to compare.

And I think there are some elements in this live performance that are not in the original and that are enhancements from the original.

Uh, Eoin Scott, show's called Everyone Deserves Music, and we're pretty excited to bring you lots of new music today.

Uh, from the New York band Geese, uh, Cameron Winter has done some solo stuff, and one of those things right now is a, uh, live album called Live At Carnegie Hall.

It's been out for just a few days, and I thought we'd have a listen to a couple of tracks right now.

Uh, I've had a quick listen, not a great listen, but here's two tracks I picked out that I really like.

He's got a new single out called Sing.

Uh, before we hear that, though, we'll hear his track Love and Hate from, uh, many years ago, probably about, uh, 2016, I think.

So, uh, this is, uh, Cameron Winter and Try As I May, Live At Carnegie Hall.

Carnegie Hall.

They play Forrestal Stadium on September 28th and 29th with opening act Ice Age.

Gee's frontman Cameron Winter just released a live album called Live at Carnegie Hall.

And now there's a film of the December 2025 performance directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

This week, the teaser trailer dropped.

The tears fell at last.

Cameron Winter, front man for the band Geese, released a Live at Carnegie Hall solo album the other day.

And we heard the song It All Fell in the River from it.

I gotta say, I've always been on the fence about Geese.

Charlie on the pod when? Drop that kitty down low.

Cameron Winter has released his album Live at Carnegie Hall, which Paul Thomas Anderson directed the accompanying film for.

What is the queer equivalent of this matchmaking of Cameron Winter and Paul Thomas Anderson?

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Welcome.

Um, so, uh, I listened to an album, Cameron Winter, Live at Carnegie Hall.

It's a live recording of a concert, took place at the end of last year.

Uh, it goes along with a concert film that was just released this weekend, um, concert film by PT Anderson and Betty Safdie.

And again, he is just 24, just getting started.

I can't wait to see and hear what he does next.

Um, and so this is Cameron Winter, Live at Carnegie Hall.

You can stream it, play it on your l- best speakers.

It is a delight to have you, and we've got some killer records to kind of [laughs] kick off our, our lineup, starting with Cameron Winter from the band Geese.

Uh, his new album, it's a live set called Live at Carnegie Hall.

Try as I may, I'm still fighting for you in my long, long-suffering way.

You were meant to watch my private ceremonies all in the dark parts of rooms.

You came down to watch my private ceremonies all on the floor of this room, yeah.

So Cameron Winter is the lead singer of the kind of arty folk rock band Geese.

Live at Carnegie Hall, as is, as the title [laughs] suggests, uh, recorded live at Carnegie Hall.

He's one of the youngest artists ever to headline there.