Live Archive 2, The Way We Used to Live - Студийный альбом от Tim Bowness, Samuel Smiles. В альбом вошло 17 треков.

Опубликовано: 13 дек. 2011 г. Tim Bowness/Samuel Smiles - Dreaming of Babylon.

Live Archive Volume Two comprises The Way We Used To Live plus six extra tracks. The Way We Used To Live is a direct to CD recording of a performance by Tim Bowness and Samuel Smiles at the Cambridge Folk Club on the evening of December 3rd, 1999

TIM BOWNESS is a Crossover Prog, Progressive Rock artist from United Kingdom. Tim recorded the album 'Flame'(1994) with Richard BARBIERI (PORCUPINE TREE/ex-JAPAN), 'Talking With Strangers' (2009) for Judy DYBLE (ex-FAIRPORT CONVENTION), and continues to collaborate with Peter CHILVERS (Brian ENO/Karl HYDE). Since 2001, Tim has co-run the successful specialist online label/store BURNING SHED with NO-MAN live bassist, Pete MORGAN. In 2004, Tim released his debut album 'My Hotel Year'. Abandoned Dancehall Dreams' (from 2014 and on InsideOut Music) is his second.

Tim Bowness (born 29 November 1963) is an English singer and songwriter primarily known for his work as part of the band No-Man, a long-term project formed in 1987 with Porcupine Tree's Steven Wilson.

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Samuel Smiles (frequently known as Tim Bowness/Samuel Smiles, the name to which all of their albums were attributed) were an intermittently active English ambient-folk band. Their best known line-up featured singer Tim Bowness (of the band No-Man). A live album, The Way We Used To Live, followed the next year (and was later reissued in an expanded version on Burning Shed as Live Archive Two). Samuel Smiles performed regularly throughout 1999 and 2000, included support slots with Porcupine Tree, Marillion and Roy Harper. However, the band was prone to regular internal tensions (primarily between Bearpark and Chilvers) and ground to a halt in the early 2000s, although all of the members retained their personal and professional friendships

The Ambient Folk band Tim Bowness/Samuel Smiles performed and recorded between 1991 and 2001. Releasing one studio album (World Of Bright Futures), the band regularly performed as a trio (Tim Bowness, Peter Chilvers, Mike Bearpark), but were occasionally joined by Myke Clifford (sax/flute) and Marianne De Chastellaine (cello). Support slots included performances with Marillion and Porcupine Tree.

Smaller - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. Small - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. Lisa/Ophelia - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. Something Of You - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. Red Eye Removal - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. Two Hands - Tim Bowness & Samuel Smiles. The Great Electric Teenage Dream (Live) - Tim Bowness. Stupid Things That Mean the World (Chamber Version) - Tim Bowness. Once a Record - Tim Bowness. Lost in the Ghost Light (Giallo Version) - Tim Bowness. The Warm-Up Man Forever (Live) - Tim Bowness. The Sweetest Bitter Pill (Chamber Version) - Tim Bowness.

The Way We Used to Live by Tim Bowness, Samuel Smiles.