Live and Acoustic at Park Ave. Live and Acoustic at Park Ave. Live and Acoustic at Park Ave. is a five song EP by the alternative rock band Snow Patrol, released in late 2005. All songs are performed live and acoustic and are taken from a single performance at the Park Ave. store, then located in Winter Park. Lead singer Gary Lightbody notes after the first song that the band had never played some of the songs acoustically before because "they don't work acoustically" and they may very well turn out to be a "bloody shambles". The physical EP was limited edition and was sold only
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