In November 2006, when Sparklehorse performed live at the Festival para gente sentada in Portugal, the band was amidst a significant phase in their career. Their most recent studio album, "Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain," had been released just a few months prior, in September 2006. This album marked a return after a lengthy hiatus and featured a mix of melancholic melodies and innovative songwriting, characteristic of Sparklehorse's unique sound. The festival performance likely showcased tracks from this album, alongside earlier favorites like “Spirit Ditch” and “Apple Bed.” Notably, the band’s frontman, Mark Linkous, was known for his introspective lyrics and distinct lo-fi aesthetic, often collaborating with various artists across different genres. The concert highlights not only his deeply emotive stage presence but also the creative resurgence captured in their latest work during this live recording.