The Smithereens - A Date With The Smithereens mp3

Performer: The Smithereens
Title: A Date With The Smithereens
Country: US
Catalog Number: RMJ 66391-2
Label: RCA Victor
Released: 1994
Style: Alternative Rock, Pop Rock
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 540

Smithereens Rca Victor Alternative Rock Pop Rock 1994

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Tracklist

1	Sleep The Night Away	4:16
2	Love Is Gone	3:40
3	Life Is So Beautiful	3:25
4	Afternoon Tea	3:55
5	Everything I Have Is Blue	4:27
6	Point Of No Return	4:05
7	Gotti	4:51
8	War For My Mind	4:06
9	Long Way Back Again	4:06
10	Sick Of Seattle	3:03
11	Miles From Nowhere	4:18
12	Can't Go Home Anymore	4:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
07863 66391 2	The Smithereens	A Date With The Smithereens ‎(CD, Album)	BMG, RCA	07863 66391 2	Germany	1994
RCA 07863 66391-2	The Smithereens	A Date With The Smithereens ‎(CD, Album)	RCA Victor, RCA Records Label	RCA 07863 66391-2	US	1994
44661-2C	The Smithereens	A Date With The Smithereens ‎(CD, Album)	BMG Special Products	44661-2C	Canada	1994
07863 66391-2	The Smithereens	A Date With The Smithereens ‎(CD, Album)	RCA	07863 66391-2	Canada	1994
07863 66391-2	The Smithereens	A Date With The Smithereens ‎(CD, Album, Club)	RCA Victor	07863 66391-2	US	1994

Credits

Producer – Don Dixon

Notes

Issued in a custom card sleeve.

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Album

A Date With The Smithereens - The Smithereens. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. A Date with the Smithereens is the fifth album by the New Jersey rock band The Smithereens, released in 1994. It is seen as a stylistically consistent with the melodic pop sensibilities of their earliest albums, along with the more rock-driven sound and production of their most commercially successful releases. Producer Butch Vig left the project prior to the recording of the album, which may have inspired some of the bitterness expressed in this album. Songs in album The Smithereens - A Date With The Smithereens 1994. The Smithereens - War For My Mind. The Smithereens - Everything I Have Is Blue. The Smithereens - Miles From Nowhere. The Smithereens - Afternoon Tea. The Smithereens - Point Of No Return. The Smithereens - Sleep The Night Away. The Smithereens - Love Is Gone. The Smithereens - Long Way Back Again. The Smithereens - Gotti. The Smithereens - Sick Of Seattle. The Smither. The Smithereens released Blow Up, their bid for crossover radio play, in September 1991, just two weeks before Nevermind appeared in stores. Once grunge broke through, the Smithereens were effectively edged out of the college radio market, and it wasn't long before mainstream radio turned their back as well. There was no place to go except back to their roots. Again hiring Don Dixon as producer, the Smithereens made A Date with the Smithereens - a classic Smithereens album in the vein of Especially for You but with the sound of 11. The problem is, Pat DiNizio hit a songwriting dry spell,. Listen free to The Smithereens A Date With The Smithereens War for My Mind, Everything I Have Is Blue and more. 12 tracks 48:19. A Date With The Smithereens. The Smithereens. A Date With The Smithereens Q&A. More The Smithereens albums. Show all albums by The Smithereens. Christmas with The Smithereens. Live In Concert. B-Sides The Beatles. The Smithereens Play Tommy. The 7th Inning Stretch Sessions - EP. Millions of songs. Формируйте собственную коллекцию. 2020 Live & Alternate Versions. Blow Up. 2020 Live & Alternative Versions. Live in Sweden 1984. 2020 Live. 11: 25th Anniversary. 80s Hits Live: The Concert Album. 2018 Live. Live & Alternate Versions. Рок, Рок-н-ролл 2020. Intro Chicago Metro 72994 - Bayou 82694. War for My Mind San Diego State University 61294. Everything I Have Is Blue House of Blues - Hollywood, CA 61994. Miles From Nowhere House of Blues - Hollywood, CA 61994. Afternoon Tea The Bayou - Washington, DC 82694. Sleep the Night Away Pat DiNizio's Song Demo. Love Is G

Reviews (1)

Мох

This alternative power pop album slipped under most people's radar and didn't get very good reviews, yet "Miles from Nowhere" and "Point of No Return" both should've been contenders to reach the Top 10 in the modern rock/college radio charts. They're strong pop songs with great harmonies, every bit as good as "Only a Memory" musically. Pat DiNizio's vocal style is no worse than any other '90s rocker's, although there may be a case for claiming that his relatively straightforward style was becoming a little dated, too tied to the late '80s/early '90s alternative rock scene. My guess, though, is that the album's failure is mainly just in the lyrics, which at times are just too juvenile for the band's otherwise somewhat "serious" sound. Nevertheless, having come of age in this era, I enjoy the sound of tracks 1, 2, 3, and 5 well enough to put them in my shuffle-play rotation, and I also kept the ridiculously indulgent tracks 6 & 9 as guilty pleasures.