Suede [Import] [Original recording remastered]

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
2002 reissue of 1993 album, packaged in a digipak. 11 tracks. Sony.

Suede, Music, Suede, Rock, Rock/Pop

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Blue Suede Shoes

George, Eric and Ringo go to school.

Needs To Be On DVD!

Rockabilly lives !!!!

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session
Carl Perkins , Eric Clapton , and George Harrison
Manufacturer: Snapper Classics UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000EYK2GE
Release Date: 2006-06-06

Tracks:

Boppin' The Blues - Carl Perkins
Put Your Cat Clothes On - Carl Perkins
Honey Don't - Ringo Starr
Matchbox - Eric Clapton
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Going To Jackson - Carl Perkins
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Your True Love - George Harrison
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise - Carl Perkins
Medley: That's Alright Mama/Blue Moon Of Kentucky/Night Train To Memphis - Eric Clapton
Glad All Over - George Harrison
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - Eric Clapton
Gone Gone Gone - Carl Perkins
Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
Blue Suede Shoes (Encore) - George Harrison
Gone Gone Gone (Encore) - Carl Perkins

Customer Reviews:

Blue Suede Shoes.......2007-07-03

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session showing Carl Perkins as the king of his game and the guests who appear on this session. Carl was a professional who could and did deliver the goods. He pulls an outstanding performance out of Ringo & George showing a lot of 1950's influence. The quality of this session is unbelieveable and continuity makes the whole program flow smoothly and time just flies. Highly recommend this CD.

George, Eric and Ringo go to school........2007-04-12

Great soundtrack to the 80's era cable special. Carl shows the boys a few tricks in a fantastic jam session. Don't pass this up.

Needs To Be On DVD!.......2007-04-03

I have this on VHS and now on CD, but it needs to be on DVD. Classic show, classic line-up, and the first time 2 Beatles performing together (and the last until Concert For George) since Bangladesh. When Carl breaks up at the end telling everyone how much he appreciated all of his friends it will bring a lump to the throat of any fan of his or of "roots" rock & roll. Seldom does one get to play with people of that calibre and the love they obviously have for the songs is eclipsed by the love they had for Carl himself, a class act all his life.

Rockabilly lives !!!!.......2007-03-17

Great rockabilly with one of the forgotten founders. If you love the Elvis Sun Sessions, this is right up your alley. Perkins impresses as a guitarist also, but it is Claptons solo's that make you go ooHH !!!!

Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session.......2007-03-10

Having seen this session on tv, it's wonderful to relive the moment through cd. Even if you're not a rabid George Harrison fan, as I am, I think you'll still find it a great listening experience with Eric Clapton and Ringo Starr and the old guy himself, Carl Perkins, who gave us so many memorable tunes. They're not dead yet as long as we have their music to listen to.

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Easily one of the ten greatest albums of the nineties
the emperor's new clothes
Won't someone give me a gun?!
Remarkable beginning, forgettable finish
it moved my life in a new direction

Suede
London Suede
Manufacturer: Sony
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ASIN: B00000294L
Release Date: 1993-04-06

Tracks:

So Young
Animal Nitrate
She's Not Dead
Moving
Pantomime Horse
The Drowners
Sleeping Pills
Breakdown
Metal Mickey
Animal Lover
The Next Life

Amazon.com

Spelling the end of Happy Mondays laddishness, Suede were a southern Smiths transported back to the era of Ziggy Stardust. Their songs were vignettes of sad suburban dreamers, set to chords that came straight from the David Bowie songbook. Singer Brett Anderson exhumed Bowie's feyest Anthony Newley voice, while guitarist Bernard Butler took a major leaf out of the Johnny Marr simultaneous-lead-and-rhythm book, underpinning Anderson's wan languor with a gritty verve. "The Drowners" was a glam classic, and "Metal Mickey" as poutingly punky as any of the great T. Rex singles. --Barney Hoskyns

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Easily one of the ten greatest albums of the nineties.......2007-04-01

Nearly fifteen years after its release, Suede's eponymous first album remains as lushly gorgeous as ever, perhaps because even at the time of its release it seemed to be looking back to the glam rock of the seventies and the best of the Smiths in the eighties. Today the music seems hardly to have aged at all. Although Suede made several albums, they were at their best only in their first two albums, during which singer/lyricist Brett Anderson teamed with guitarist/writer Bernard Butler teamed to write some of the most spectacularly theatrical songs to emerge from the decade. After SUEDE and the almost equally superb second album DOG STAR MAN (named after a series of avant-garde short films by experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage) Butler left the band.

It is tragic that Anderson and Butler couldn't have remained collegial longer. As a team they perfectly complimented one another. Anderson sold the songs with such passion and sensuality that could perhaps be matched only by Jarvis Cocker during the same period. Though they recorded in the wake of punk, Anderson sounded as if he could have fronted any of the great glam bands of the seventies. As for Butler, did Great Britain produce a greater guitarist in the entire decade? Or even in the decade that followed? Stylistically he always reminded me of someone who listened to a lot of Dave Gilmour before discovering Johnny Marr. The heart of his playing owes a lot to Marr, but the edges are softer and darker, like Gilmour. Though SUEDE and DOG STAR MAN are not often thought of as great guitar albums, they in fact contain some of the most brilliant playing of the last twenty years.

Though the Anderson-Butler version of Suede stayed together only a while, they left us with a string of utterly stunning singles. "So Young," "Animal Nitrate," "The Drowners" (which was a massive hit), "Sleeping Pills," and "Metal Mickey" are all songs that are simply perfect. Though not the most celebrated cut on the album, my favorite Suede song might be "Pantomime Horse," which combines some of Anderson's most passionate singing with some of Butler's most astonishing playing to produce an epic masterpiece.

Anyone who loves music needs this album. I recently was talking to a huge Radiohead fan who incredibly had never heard this album. It is hard to realize if you have been following music for more than a couple of decades how quickly albums move from being "contemporary" to being "classics." But regardless of the label, this is an album anyone not knowing it really needs to own. It is one of the essentials.

the emperor's new clothes.......2006-12-21

it's all in the interest of personal development; yours truly is currently going through a 'face your demons' phase. this is where you beg steal or borrow (but never, EVER buy) albums by people you count musically as villians, be it the type of 'artist' who inspires the type of po-faced reverance that makes an iconoclast like me's fists itch (dylan et al) or bands that were launched in a blaze of hype, championed by the music press to the detriment of other more worthy bands, a la suede.
assuming that most people reading this are american, you can count yourselves lucky that unless you pored over the nme and the now defunct (yay!) melody maker that you missed said wave of hype. said that, i'm sure you see it happening with other bands even now.
so what of it now. well, like so many others in this demon slaying, it turns out thati was right and suede...weren't very good at all. to whit, a lead singer who sounds like he's got a raw onion shoved up his rectum and a sub-glam sound. and that is that. oh there are one or two interesting moments - 'drowners' starts off with a drum riff similar to simple minds 'boys from brazil' (i'll wait for the suede fans here to check their history, i'll be here a while - it's kinda like a tortoise and hare/ evolutionary curve thing) before descending into a morass of mediocrity. 'moving' is perhaps the only track worth saving - so that's one out of eleven? well done!
if people had seen this album on its release for what it was maybe they'd bugger off and leave us alone. instead the music press (bless their rotten little hearts) conspired to fool the general public into believing something special was going on. meanwhile, yours truly sat here saying "...erm, actually people...these guys suck". oh well.
once more: nothing to see here folks, don't believe the hype.

Won't someone give me a gun?!.......2006-10-17

No,the gun is not for my brother.I'll need it personally, to shoot all the impeccably bred critics and alleged melomans,all the swine who never bothered to really listen to Suede.Yes,Bowie and the Smiths were the idols that Brett and Bernard worshipped,their perverse glamour had obviously poisoned those working class kids at a tender age and provided the impulse to revive guitar rock.However,I dont think that even Brett and Bernard have realised what they have actually done, because they remain blinded by the halos of their own teenage heroes.Apart from the homage and the obvious similarities, the early Suede stuff is way better than anything David and Moz have ever released.It'd be a hypocritical sacrilege to compare a shallow and trendy rock'n'roll record like Ziggy Stardust with the creativity and the energy of the Suede debut, not to mention the whiny and quite theatrical world of Morrissey's discreet homosexuality.Come on!The power,sincerity,the sensuality,the androgynous angst and the vulnerability of Anderson are much deeper and far more convincing,they haunt the triviality of daily life and create a new enchanting dimension out of it,a dimension in which the drugs,the sex,and even a thing like paracetamol have an almost esoteric meaning.
Next time you pop Suede in your cd player,just try to distance yourself of all the background, all the casual crap that you've been fed to by the press and the media.Try to feel it and forget those retarded pop dinosaurs.This is the delight of the chemical smile...

Remarkable beginning, forgettable finish.......2006-10-07

By the time you hit song five "Pantomime Horse" you will be starting to wonder how this band did not go on to be a major international act. With the impossible styling of the lead singer and the wailing lead breaks of the guitar broken by sudden fragile piano runs it is not possible to listen unemotionally to this album.

That is until song six. Just as you are settling down for a good listen - no, a great listen - the band ease off the unpredictable breaks and you get a murky, sodden wall of noise with few highlights.

Buy it for the opening set of five. They've got more punch than most albums collectively. But forget the rest.

it moved my life in a new direction.......2006-08-15

two or three months after i got home from a two-year stint a friend of mine played me 'the drowners.' i remember sitting in the car absolutely dumbfounded and befuddled by what i was hearing. the only other time i'd had such an experience was the first time i heard 'the queen is dead.'

much is made of brett anderson's voice. before a decade of cigs and booze reduced it to a shell of its former self, brett's voice was a marvel--undeniably sexy, grand, lush, grandiose, operatic, cinematic and yeah, a pinch nasally. add that to his undeniable good looks and he was the first hero of an about-to-be-revitalized britpop invasion (no, it didn't start with blur or oasis or radiohead--suede were the harbingers). he was, perhaps, the first vocalist in a long while to get the girls AND boys whipped up in a frenzy. brett tackled tough themes and exposed the dark side of the pysche.

bernard was, too, either brett's perfect foil or ideal accomplice. always underappreciated when it comes to the decades great axemen, bernard butler is a virtuoso. contrary to many of his comtemporaries and 99% of today's guitarists, bernard never simply strummed. his riffs were melodic and functioned much as a backing vocalist would. it gave the music an unprecedented depth and uniqueness, something that graham coxon would later employ in blur, at least to some extent (i met his once at virgin megastore--his hands are HUGE).

the album does have a 'slapped-together' feeling to it. this, no doubt, comes from the fact that in the beginning suede was very much a singles band, just as franz ferdinand is now. that looseness, however, gives the album its danger and excitement. concept albums be damned--'suede' was about the three-minute, fist-in-the air anthem--a three-minute high that echoed one of the album's dirty druggie undertones.

the album's singles, 'the drowners,' 'metal mickey,' 'animal nitrate,' and 'so young,' are benchmarks of the britpop era. add to the album another dozen or so b-sides (most notably 'to the birds' and 'my insatiable one) that were better than most other bands 'A' material, and you had a band that was everything a great band should be. mat osman and simon gilbert don't often receive their proper credit, but they are both fantastic musicians. any great band needs a great rhythm section to let the more flamboyant guitarists and vocalists do their thing and mat and simon, in this regard, though in the background, were vital ingredients in the suede army.

'suede' was a lift-altering experience for this listener and even when i listen to the album these days (and as i'm doing now), it reminds me of a different time and a different place--a time when a band was truly unpredictable and never failed to surprise me.

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Essential for any musical anglophile
GREAT BritPop Band!
Great, breathtaking band!
A truly great singles band
Suede fever

Singles
Suede
Manufacturer: Sony/Epic
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ASIN: B0000CC4XC
Release Date: 2003-10-27

Tracks:

Beautiful Ones
Animal Nitrate
Trash
Metal Mickey
So Young
Wild Ones
Obsessions
Filmstar
Can't Get Enough
Everything Will Flow
Stay Together
Love the Way You Love
Drowners
New Generation
Lazy
She's in Fashion
Attitude
Electricity
We Are the Pigs
Positivity
Saturday Night

Album Description

Encompassing all 19 singles, plus two tracks recorded for this compilation, Dominating the Britpop era with the likes of Blur & Oasis, Suede had the proven track record with 3 #1 albums & 18 top 40 singles (8 of these top 10) to prove their status as one of the most important bands of the '90's. For anyone who doesn't appreciate how good Suede have been, 'Singles' offers the perfect opportunity to be reminded. Includes the lead-off single 'Attitude' & 'Love The Way You Love'. Sony.

Album Details

From the Band that Kick Started the 'brit-pop' Revolution Comes a Timely Collection of Singles. Featuring Singles from the Bowie Glam Rock of their Debut Record, "Animal Nitrate", the Brooding "Dog Man Star", "Wild Ones" to the Sleazy Pop of their Latter Records "Lazy" and "She's in Fashion".

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Essential for any musical anglophile.......2005-11-20

In the 70s it was Bowie. In the 80s it was The Smiths. In the 90s it was Suede. For anyone who believes the most compelling and enjoyable rock music comes from Britian than this disk is a must. Of the 21 tracks 13 are great. Yes there are 3 or 4 embarassingly bad songs on the disk but how often do you find 2 great songs, much less 13 on a single disk?

Suede IS Britpop. Merging melody, metrosexuality, and and nifty guitar work Suede is a band with infectious music. "Singles" will give a newbie a good intro to the band. Hopefully it will motivate you to explore the individual disks. There are so many wonderful songs here that to pick out 2 or 3 favorites is impossible. Suede has been compared to a Morrissey-Bowie hybrid. I'm not sure that is correct. Suede's lyrics are too superficial to compare to Morrissey and Brett Anderson's vocals are not as Cockney as early Bowie. But Suede is the British torch bearer of the 90s. If you had to choose only one Britpop disc "Singles' would be it.

Suede's sound is quite diverse. There are instances of power pop, metal, soft ballads, and just plain camp. Suede was the response and antidote to the boring and languid Grunge. Blur, Oasis, Catatonia, etc... followed but never quite measured up. "Singles" shows why.

GREAT BritPop Band!.......2004-07-16

I love Suede (The London Suede) for there hooky, pop style that is still edgy and REAL.

If you have not heard Suede and like Britpop get ready for your new favorite album.

FYI. I did notice that the vocals for the song 'Trash' have been changed from the original. It's cool cause it's a bit different though.

Great, breathtaking band!.......2004-05-15

Wow!!! My only introduction to Suede came from a few listens of their first album, which in its own respect was outstanding, but I was unaware of how well they matured as a band. Most debut bands follow up with mediocre, disappointing albums and songs. However, Suede's songs seem to get better and better with time.

Suede's music is gritty and hard without abandoning the hooks that make their songs catchy. Brett Anderson's voice is snarly and snide but not devoid of melody or mellifluence. "The Wild Ones" is a great example of this. I bought this album and have listened to it non-stop. Suede meets and even surpasses the fine albums and songs of other great British bands like Oasis, Pulp, and Blur. If you like any one of those, you will most definitely like Suede. Pick this album up if you are unfamiliar with them.

A truly great singles band.......2004-05-10

Suede epitomizes the glam-pop single. Their career began with three devastating hits - "The Drowners," "Animal Nitrate" and "Metal Mickey," each of which has mysterious, dreamy lyrics and Bernard Butler's brilliant guitar lines driving the hooks home. These songs epitomized fey teenage romance for all ages. "Stay Together," their not-on-any-album masterpiece, is another melody true enough to convince half the world's songwriters to give it up and take up needlepoint. Its lyrics are perfect Suede, with that element of the sinister built in - "There's a time bomb in the high rise"... "We will dance in the poison rain"... There's always something perverse and twisted in Brett Anderson's lyrics. Noel Gallagher even admitted to a journalist - "I write okay lyrics, but I'm not Brett Anderson." Suede's post-Butler career has been better than anyone could expect although never as peerless as their early work - the first two albums and the b-sides collection. This is a collection of stunning pop songs from Britpop's greatest singles band.

Suede fever.......2004-03-01

Suede are an attitude-driven, neo-rock outfit. They gained a lot of success in the 90's with their snappy melodies and the lead singer's distinct vocals. Their biggest hits are the tasty `The Beautiful Ones' and the shrewdly put-together `Trash.' But they also have other distinct tracks like `Filmstar' and the awkwardly exciting `She's In Fashion.'
Their recent material, like the lacking `Positivity,' are less-listenable than their previous victories. However, this collection chronicles the many dives and turns Britrock was taking to find its identity. Recommended only to people who have an appreciation for anti-grunge rock fans and admirers.

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There's a song playing on my radio
Don't understand the negative reviews
sainthood achieved
Major Disappointment
I WANT to love this album!

Dog Man Star
London Suede
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ASIN: B000002AWR
Release Date: 1994-10-25

Tracks:

Introducing The Band
We Are The Pigs
Heroine
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Daddy's Speeding
The Power
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This Hollywood Life
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Amazon.com

A year and one album after being heralded as England's "next big thing," The London Suede is hurting. Forced by a lawsuit to change its name in the U.S. and suffering from the mid-recording defection of wall-of-sound guitarist Bernard Butler, the band's second album makes you wonder what the fuss was about. dog man star is flaccid, melodramatic glam-rock that cribs even more heavily than the group's debut from vintage David Bowie. Brett Anderson's posing and emoting simply isn't enough to carry a tune, and none of the 13 songs here approach the fiery drive of the debut album's "Metal Mickey" or "Animal Nitrate." --Jim DeRogatis

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There's a song playing on my radio.......2006-12-24

Suede's (I'm sticking the name they have in the rest of the world) debut album was a great collection of songs, but their second CD "Dog Man Star" is their best CD.
More detail to songwriting, sounds and better lyrics make this album a classic.

Don't understand the negative reviews.......2006-10-05

Great 90s alternative-rock from the UK. Scorching guitar and soaring vocls. I used to play this CD when I was an employee at Tower Records in the 90s. 2 years ago, I found a used copy and finally purchaed it. It gets better with age. A shame that they never hit it big in the states. Check out Sci-Fi Lullabies for more vintage Suede.

sainthood achieved.......2006-02-03

To dub this album anything less than brilliant is to fall, bone-breakingly, on the rocks of philistine thinking. "Dog Man Star" contains Suede's best work, and it raised the stakes of modern rock. Anderson's voice is an unidentified flying Regency contralto...NO OTHER British vocalist comes close to his power here.

Buy this CD. Love it. Become it.

Major Disappointment.......2006-01-10

I loved Suede's debut album, it's a true classic. I even bought their b-sides compilation "Sci-Fi Lullabies" and loved a lot of that as well ("My Insatiable One" might be their best song). But let's be honest, this album is pretty awful. There are maybe 4 or 5 solid tracks on here but even they don't touch the weakest tracks on the debut.

The theatricality has been amped up tenfold (if that's even possible) but the songwriting has taken a huge dip. If you want memorable hooks and melodies, look elsewhere. If you want slow, pseudo-romantic dirges that go absolutely nowhere, then this is the album for you.

Sure, maybe I just don't "get it" but I don't see how anyone could say with a straight face that this is a masterpiece, let alone Suede's best album. This album is just boring. I wanted to like it but in the end it's just not worth your time. Avoid unless you are a completist.

I WANT to love this album!.......2005-12-20

I love Suede's debut. It's brilliant, it's sensational, it's sexy, vibrant, galactic...I was so excited to read Amazon reviewers' enthusiatic take on this album. Better than the original? I bought it immediately.

There are a few good points, for sure, but mostly I feel like I am listening to the musical Cats (for which I have no fondness). I am not joking, Andrew Lloyd Weber and Michael Crawford instead of Anderson and Butler.

I've been meditating on this album for months, and I still can't love it. I am so frustrated. I am even listening to it right now. Give me, give me, give me the power to LOVE it!

Right now, three stars.

I leave you with this: CATS

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Back to You
Brett Anderson
Manufacturer: Drowned in Sound UK
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000RHR81A
Release Date: 2007-07-16

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Album Description

Second CD single pulled from the former Suede vocalist's self-titled solo album. Features 'Back To You' plus acoustic versions of 'Ebony', 'Infinite Kiss', 'Love Is Dead' and 'Song For My Father'. Drowned In Sound. 2007.

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2007 Release of the Second Single from the Former Suede Frontman's Self Titled Debut Album Comes Backed with Four Previously Unreleased Songs Recorded Acoustically!

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L.A. Reggae/Blue Suede Shoes
Johnny Rivers
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ASIN: B0009IQLP6
Release Date: 2005-08-15

Tracks:

Rockin' Pneumonia - Boogie Woogie Flu
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Medley: Searching/So Fine/It's All Right/Hang on Sloopy/I'll Feel ...
Over the Line
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Album Description

Two more early 70's albums re-issued from American singer-songwritter Johnny Rivers. L.A Reggae covers original songs by Paul Simon and Bernie Leadon whilst Blue Suede shoes is an album of Rock n'roll covers. BGO 2005

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Digitally Remastered Edition of Two Original LPs on a Single CD. "l.a. Reggae" features Covers, Rivers' Originals and Songs by Paul Simon and Bernie Leadon, While "Blue Suede Shoes" is an Album of Rock N Roll Covers.

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Love Is Dead Pt.1
Brett (Suede) Anderson
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Album Description

Part One of Two. 2007 debut solo single from the former vocalist of Suede (London Suede) and The Tears, pulled from his self-titled solo album. Features 'Love Is Dead' plus 'Clowns'. Drowned.

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The CD Single Solo Debut from the Former Suede/Tears Singer/Songwriter's Debut Solo Album Simply Titled "Brett Anderson". To Quote the Artist, "That's My Name Ya Know...".

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Somewhere out there there`s a melody, but you feel like nowhere man in nowhere land when the CD end.
Headphone Wonder
Coming down from the high that was "Coming Up"
If it was edited.
Mediocre