SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE - Gomez
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 27-07-2007 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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I'm not so laidback that I wouldn't try"... there's a great motto for the band (and in their own words too!). The I suck and I'm miserable Eddie Vedder style vocals are still front and centre (or as one review of this said - they'd be a great band if they got rid of their singer) but what has changed is the music has lightened up a bit - in the way that they sound MORE like The Band and less like Just Another Post-Grunge Therapy Session Band. More adventurous. More laidback (that word again). This alone is why this album outshines anything they've done before - the run of 'We Don't Know Where We're Going', 'Sweet Virginia' and 'Catch Me Up' is close to a musical tour-de-force!
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Do One
- These 3 Sins
- Silence
- Me, You And Everybody
- We Don't Know Where We're Going
- Sweet Virginia
- Catch Me Up (Album Version)
- Where Ya Going?
- Meet Me In The City
- Chicken Out
- Extra Special Guy
- Nothing Is Wrong
- There It Was
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