Songs From An American Movie Vol.1: Learning How To Smile - Everclear

Sparkle And Fade - Everclear

beautiful, Everclear are an amazing band, not only on their recordings, but also live (theirs is certainly one of the best gigs i've ever been to), and with songs that really do say something (the line just another overdose in heroin girl is taken from when someone art alexakis knew (possibly his brother) died of an overdose, and he overheard the policeman in charge saying this). The album is very emotionally charged, and i think the ability to induce emotion is one that very few artists posess today, so this is definately highly reccomended! ...

Sparkle And Fade - Everclear

what the police officer thought of this particular situation. I’m a big fan of music with great lyrical content, great vocals and a strong rock/grunge sound. Everclear has all this plus more. It’s hard to compare them to anyone else (although they have been compared to Nirvana), I don’t see how people can, but maybe that is why I am a mere software engineer and not a music journalist. In my less than eloquent way, however, I can say that there are some stunning tracks on this album and I think it is their best. Released in 1995 (according to my CD sleeve), I still play it and sometimes the songs pop into my head and I find myself singing the lyrics ...

So Much For The Afterglow - Everclear

in this case there is a strong mocking tone to it - "You should take your medication everyday . . . I don't want to be normal like you." Everclear gets away with creating a song so similar to "Everything to Everyone" because it is prodcued in a very different style. The track is softer, the beat is progressive instead of sing-song and instead of outright saying that someone is trying to be everything to everyone, it just mocks the fakeness of people by saying in a not so covered way "I wish I could be normal like you." "I Will Buy You A New Life" goes through all of the promises a man with limited means will make to a ...