Glow - Reef

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Reef / Audio CD released 2001-01-01 at S2 / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Pl ... more

Glow - Reef ... Place Your Hands
2 I Would Have Left You
3 Summer's In Bloom
4 Lately Stomping
5 Consideration
6 Don't You Like It
7 Come Back Brighter
8 Higher Vibration
9 I'm Not Scared
10 Robot Riff
11 Yer Old
12 Lullaby

Newest Review: ... god. The album is funk. It ranges from the Chilies to Feeder, but Gary Stringers voice stands out so you remember it forever ... more

... to associate with the band Reef. When I first heard 'Place Your Hands' I couldn't work out the lyrics and I didn't know what it was about. All I knew was that Reef seemed to take my liking, I enjoyed the guitar work, and the sound of the voice. Don't get me wrong, Gary wasn't screaming the words, or shouting like death metal. I just didn't understand why the lyrics would be 'put your hands on, put your hands on...' After listening to the whole song, and listening to those lyrics to...more

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Glow - Reef: Higher Vibration (474 words)
by - written on 28/01/01 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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C'mon, you have to agree with me, the first song on this album IS the reason we know Reef. Reef released their first album in 1995, which was Replenish, but the first track on their second album, Glow, is pure Reef. Place Your Hands made me notice the band, especially when it reached Number 6 in October 1996. The album made Reef into double Platinum status and they grew from there. In January 1997 they released their second single Come Back Brighter and when released in February, the album Glow went straight to Number one in the album charts and knocked the Spice Girls from top spot...thank god. The album is funk. It ranges from the Chilies to Feeder, but ... Read the complete review