''Caught Live!'' is a

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all-female heavy metal band

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. The set list consists mainly of songs from '' Built to Perform'' and '' Prime Cuts & Glazed Donuts''. "Going Mad" is the only song from the band's self-titled debut album on the list. Also included is a cover of the

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song "Move Over" and the previously unreleased song "Bleeding from Nowhere".Heavy Harmonies - Phantom Blue: Caught Live!
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Track listing

# "Introduction" - 0:40 # "Anti-Love Crunch" ''(

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, Karen Kreutzer, Gigi Hangach)'' - 3:03 # "Bad Reputation" ''( Brian Downey,

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cover) # "Little Man" '', Nicole Couch)'' - 3:31 # "Strange War" ''(,

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, Couch)'' - 4:01 # "In the Likes of You" ''(McDonald, Chris Haren)'' - 3:16 # "Move Over" ''(

)'' - 3:58 (Janis Joplin cover) # "Satu Saju" (Jojo's Solo) - 2:29 # "Bleeding from Nowhere" ''(McDonald, Kreutzer, Hangach)'' - 3:56 # " Fairies Wear Boots" ''(

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cover) # "Violin Song" (instrumental) - 2:04 # "Going Mad" ''(Couch)'' - 4:11 # "Gigi's Bogus Bonus Track" - 0:28

Personnel

;Phantom Blue * Gigi Hangach –

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* Josephine Soegijanty –

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*Tina Wood – guitar *Dyna Shirisaki -

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;Additional musicians *Candace Mokhtarian - violin on "Violin Song" ;Production *Chris Jacobson - producer, engineer *Eric Fahlborg - mastering *

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- executive producer

References

{{Phantom Blue Phantom Blue albums 1997 live albums