Loss - Mull Historical Society

Description: Genre: Rock - Psychedelic Rock / Artist: Mull Historical Society / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2001-10-22 at Blanco Y ... more

Loss - Mull Historical Society ... Negro / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Public Service Announcer
2 Watching Xanadu
3 Instead
4 I Tried
5 This Is Not Who We Were
6 Barcode Bypass
7 Only I
8 Animal Cannabus
9 Strangeways Inside
10 Mull Historical Society
11 Paperhouses

Newest Review: ... of xylophones used in songs, an underrated instrument in my opinion. The lyrics of every song hit home and tell such a great ... more

... story. Lyrics like, "Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling off the bodies, can we take production to another peak tonight" and "This is not who we were, this is not who were meant to be," are a satirical reflection on modern society set to an extremely catchy beat. Also lyrics such as, "She said she can't love you, she can do anything, yeah she can love anything," take a light-hearted look at love. "Loss" opens with the song "Public Service Announcement," I think this...more

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Loss - Mull Historical Society: Trudy the Dog in A Stylish Wig (387 words)
by - written on 26/09/08 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Mull Historical Society "Loss" album is one of my all time favorite CDs. This album is full of upbeat captivating songs and non-stop energy. The songs on this album are so well structured and Colin MacIntyre's voice is so unique and heartfelt that it definitely stands the test of time. Mull Historical genre is a mix of pop, experimental, and alternative. I guarantee you have never heard another album like it. Besides who doesn't love the whimsical sound of xylophones used in songs, an underrated instrument in my opinion. The lyrics of every song hit home and tell such a great story. Lyrics like, "Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling off the bodies, can we ... Read the complete review