Lodger-A_Walk_In_The_Park-CD-FLAC-1998-401

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     Artist......: Lodger
     Album.......: A Walk In The Park

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Island
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 12
     Bitrate.....: 973 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:42:21  (310.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-05-17
     Store date..: 1998-11-03
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........:



     01 I'm Leaving                                                      3:28
     02 Always Round Here                                                2:57
     03 This Girl's In Love With Me                                      3:47
     04 Bones                                                            4:44
     05 Love Is The Game                                                 3:02
     06 Old Ways                                                         2:59
     07 Cold Breeze                                                      3:48
     08 Top Gear Luv                                                     3:29
     09 Small Change                                                     2:47
     10 Stepped On                                                       3:51
     11 Ciao                                                             2:35
     12 Safe                                                             4:54



     One of Brit-pop's foremost "superbands," Lodger was created from the ashes
     of indie also-rans Powder and Delicatessen, both of which disbanded on the
     back of their genre's diminishing popularity by the late '90s. Not to be
     carried with the ebbing tide, vocalist Pearl Lowe and husband Danny Goffey
     of Supergrass, in a rare side project, joined forces with singer Neil
     Carlill and guitarist Will Foster (both with Delicatessen while the album
     was being made) to make a record worthy of a lot more than a final flourish
     to brief respective recording careers. With more than a passing similarity
     to Suede, there is more to Lodger than the obvious collation with Lush or
     Sleeper that accompanies any female-fronted British group. In fact, this
     release would sit alongside anything in a Supergrass fan's collection.

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