Live Forever (album)

For the Matthew West album, see Live Forever (Matthew West album). For the Magnus Carlsson album, see Live Forever – The Album.

Live Forever

Live album by The Screaming Jets

Released

December 2002

Recorded

2002

The Screaming Jets

The Screaming Jets chronology

Scam
(2000)

Live Forever
(2002)

Heart of the Matter EP
(2004)

Live Forever is the first full length live album by Australian band The Screaming Jets. The album was recorded at The Club Nova, Newcastle, Australia on 9 June 2001. It was self-released in December 2002. ^[1]

Track listing

Disc one

"Dream On"
"Alright"
"Tunnel"
"Blue Sashes"
"Realise"
"No Point"
"Starting Out"
"Higher With You"
"Shine Over Me"
"Helping Hand"
"Watching the Grass Grow"
"October Grey"
"Sad Song"
"Think"
"Here I Go"

Disc two

"Needle"
"Individuality"
"No Way Out"
"I Need Your Love"
"Too Drunk to Fuck"
"C'mon"
"Shine On"
"Shivers"
"Living in England"
"Better"
"Friend of Mine"
"F.R.C"

References

↑ "Screaming Jets Live Forever". www.discogs.com. Retrieved 16 May 2016.

The Screaming Jets

Dave Gleeson Paul Woseen Jimi Hocking Scotty Kingman Mickl Sayers Brad Heaney Richard Lara Grant Walmsley Craig Rosevear Ismet Osmanovic Col Hatchman

Studio albums	All for One (1991) Tear of Thought (1992) The Screaming Jets (1995) World Gone Crazy (1997) Scam (2000) Do Ya (2008) Chrome (2016)

Live albums	Live Forever (2002) Rock On (2005)

Extended plays	The Scorching Adventures of the Screaming Jets (1990) Living in England (1992) Heart of the Matter (2004)

Compilations	Hits and Pieces (1999) The Essential Screaming Jets (2008)

Singles	"C'Mon" "Better" "Stop the World" "Shine On" "F.R.C" "Here I Go" "Think" "Shivers" "Helping Hand" "Tunnel" "Sad Song" "Friend of Mine" "Sacrifice" "Elvis (...I Remember)" "Eve of Destruction" "October Grey" "Cunnamulla Feller" "I Need Your Love" "Individuality" "Shine Over Me" "Higher with You" "Helping Hand" (live) "Do Ya"

DVDs	Hits and Pieces (2004) Rock On (2005) The Real Deal Tour Live (2014)

Related articles	Discography rooArt Sony BMG Sony Music Australia

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