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Item Name:
Heroes + Sheroes
Artist Name:
Eames Era, The
Label:
Self Released
Recording Type:
CD Album
Year of release:
2006
Description
I just got this in the mail. As far as I know, that's the only place from where it will come. There's no joking, this is my new favorite, current band. These songs are catchy like a cold and they linger on your mind. While not every song is a gem, the gem tracks will never leave you alone, you will walk with them and it doesn't matter if you have your i-pod cranked to eleven, you will still only hear Eames Era bouncing in your ears.
Track Listing
Title Author Time
1. Little Brother The Eames Era 2:38
2. Both Hands Full The Eames Era 2:46
This tune comes at you quick with a lean and efficient sound and Ashlin Phillips' voice floating a top the current. Should be a #1. Alas.
3. 1968 The Eames Era 1:11
4. Fake Do-gooders The Eames Era 3:23
5. Benjamin The Eames Era 2:33
6. Last to Know The Eames Era 2:45
7. Aluminum Crowns The Eames Era 1:38
8. Watson on Your Side The Eames Era 2:46
For all Sherlock Holmes fans out there.
9. Teenage Meth-head The Eames Era 1:31
10. NC-17 The Eames Era 3:14
11. Let Me Spin The Eames Era 0:53
12. Copius The Eames Era 2:18
Excellent hand claps.
13. All Bets are off The Eames Era 2:56
14. Dear Gabby The Eames Era 2:33
15. Cash Register The Eames Era 1:20
One of the downsides of bands that self-release is the lack of outside oversight. Not that Cash Register is a "bad" song -- it's clever in its own right, but I don't know that this Bob Pollard homage belongs here, exactly.
16. When you were a Millionaire The Eames Era 2:49
This tune has an addictive galloping hook that drags you right in and puts you through the spin cycle. You will chair-dance, car-dance and dance-dance when this gets in your ear.
17. I Am a Thing The Eames Era 4:59

 



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