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 Lousy With Love - The B-sides Of Del Amitri - Del Amitri
 Lousy With Love - The B-sides Of Del Amitri - Del Amitri ... Tracklisting1 Scared To Live 2 The Return Of Maggie Brown 3 In The Frame 4 Sleep Instead Of Teardrops 5 Long Journey Home 6 Paper Thin 7 The Last Love Song 8 The Verb To Do 9 In The Meantime 10 Long Way Down 11 Whiskey Remorse 12 Before The Evening Steals The Afternoon 13 So Many Souls To Change 14 The Whole World Is Quiet Newest Review: ... that. There's a fiddle (as opposed to a violin - I'm not sure if they can really be ca ... more ...
lled different instruments (probably can), but I always think there's a big difference in the type of music.) (3) In the Frame (Roll to Me) Currie First of the slightly mournful, quiet songs that Del Amitri does so well. 'Drowsy' is a word that springs to mind here. Again, this isn't as 'standout' as any of the A-side songs, but it's still good. Good singing on this track, I feel - there's a bit that tends to stick in my head. (4) Sleep...more |
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Lousy With Love - The B-Sides Of Del Amitri
Release Date: 1998 - 09 - 07, Audio CD, Mercury Records Ltd (London) Last Update 24.12.2009 05:45
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Lousy With Love - The B-sides Of Del Amitri - Del Amitri: Lousy with love, good with music (1351 words)
by - written on 19/08/01 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Another album I suggested for the site, and this op has been even harder to write than my previous suggestion of Del Amitri's Hatful of Rain. Lousy with Love was release at the same time as that Greatest Hits album, and is a collection of the best B-sides. It also came with a card slipcase to hold both albums – a bit of an admission that it’s unlikely anyone will buy this without owning the sister album, perhaps? The biggest problem I had with writing this op was getting the information I felt would be interesting on each of the tracks - in particular, I thought it'd be good to see which song these 'belonged to' as the b-side. Of ... Read the complete review
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