FAIR WARNING: 'Talking Ain't Enough - Fair Warning Live In Tokyo' Available For Streaming

November 23, 2010

"Talking Ain't Enough - Fair Warning Live In Tokyo", the new live CD/DVD from German rockers FAIR WARNING, is being released in North America today (Tuesday, November 23) via Steamhammer/SPV.

You can now stream the entire set at AOL Music.

It was only four years ago that FAIR WARNING — led by charismatic frontman Tommy Heart — re-entered the stage after a break of nearly five years to introduce the reunion album "Brother's Keeper". A sold-out tour through Japan as well as various festival appearances throughout Europe followed.

In summer 2009 they released the much-acclaimed studio album "Aura".

After a great concert at Tokyo, Japan's Loud Park festivals in 2009 and a sold-out tour of Japan in 2010, the band decided to release a live CD and a live DVD to document what they do best... play intense live shows and put on some of the best rock performances in the world.

FAIR WARNING is:

Tommy Heart - vocals
Helge Engelke - guitars
Ule W. Ritgen - bass
C.C. Behrens - drums

3CD digipak track listing:

CD1: Tokyo January 2010

* Intro
* Out On The Run
* Here Comes The Heartache
* Save Me
* Angels Of Heaven
* Don't Give Up
* Sakura/Kashmir
* Generation Jedi
* Dont Keep Me Waiting
* The Last Goodbye (Keyboard Feature)
* Falling Reprise
* Long Gone
* Hey Girl

CD2: Tokyo January 2010

* Walking On Smiles
* I'll Be There
* Longing For Love
* I Fight
* Still I Believe
* Burning Heart
* Get A Little Closer
* When Love Fails
* Fighting For Your Love

CD 3: Loud Park 2009

* Intro
* Angels Of Heaven
* Save Me
* Generation Jedi
* Out On The Run
* Here Comes The Heartache
* Long Gone
* Longing For Love
* I Fight
* Don't Give Up
* Burning Heart
* Get A Little Closer
* When Love Fails

2DVD digipak track listing:

DVD1: Tokyo January 2010 (same as see CD1 and CD2)

Approx. 120 min

DVD 2: Loud Park 2009 (same as see CD3)
+ private footage Approx. 135 min

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