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Originally released as a 2CD set on April 28th, Eagle Rock Entertainment will release THE BLACK CROWES - Warpaint Live concert on DVD on June 30th (MSRP $14.98), and Blu-Ray on July 14th (MSRP $24.98). Now brought visually to life, 2008’s Warpaint Live is a fantastic presentation of their latest album delivered straight to their adoring fans.

On tour this summer, and readying a new album to be released September 1st, The Black Crowes are ablaze with activity, continuing to spread their signature brand of blues-infused soulful rock. Warpaint Live is the culmination of their fiery passion in a single performance. This DVD and Blu-Ray follows the success of the Warpaint Live 2CD and other Eagle Rock releases (Freak ‘n’ Roll…Into the Fog CD and DVD – March 2006, and Brothers Of A Feather – Live at the Roxy CD/DVD – September 2007).

Earning a reputation as one of the greatest live touring acts, The Black Crowes have crafted a signature free-wheelin’ style of rock ‘n’ roll that regularly sells out venues, no matter where they play. For almost 20 years, they have enjoyed success as a first-class rock band, with over 20 million records sold and worldwide tours under their belt. It was in 2005, after a five-year hiatus, that they laid the groundwork for a new album. Three years later, the critically acclaimed Warpaint CD was released. Bringing this dynamic new work to their fans, brothers Chris and Rich Robinson and Co. played the entire album to a sold-out Los Angeles crowd at the Wiltern on March 20th, 2008. Warpaint Live features extended versions of the Warpaint tracks, as well as a few previously unreleased cover songs, and classics such as 'Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye'.

Track Listing:

'Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution'

'Walk Believer Walk'

'Oh Josephine'

'Evergreen'

'We Who See The Deep'

'Locust Street'

'Movin’ On Down The Line'

'Wounded Bird'

'God’s Got It'

'There’s Gold In Them Hills'

'Whoa Mule'

'Poor Elijah – Tribute To Johnson'

'Darling Of The Underground Press'

'Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye'

'Don’t Know Why'

'Torn And Frayed'

'Hey Grandma'