Artist.......: The Long Blondes
Album........: Someone to drive you home
Label........: Rough Trade
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: BRT 048CD
Source.......: CDDA
Rip.date.....: Jan-18-2008
Str.date.....: Jun-00-2007
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.thelongblondes.co.uk
track title time
cd1
01. lust in the movies 03:06
02. once and never again 03:00
03. only lovers left alive 03:59
04. giddy stratospheres 05:08
05. in the company of women 02:41
06. heaven help the new girl 03:55
07. separated by motorways 02:20
08. you could have both 04:48
09. swallow tattoo 02:31
10. weekend without makeup 04:11
11. madame ray 03:32
12. a knife for the girls 05:08
cd2
01. fulwood babylon 04:04
02. five ways to end it 06:05
03. never to be repeated 03:41
04. all bar one girls 04:10
Runtime 62:19 min
Size 92,7 MB
Release Notes:
* The first disc sounds different as the RNS Advance rlz.
(For example compare our "giddy stratospheres" track and
their "giddy stratospheres" track.
* And the second one is unreleased (until now :)).
Dorian Cox (guitar), Reenie Delaney (bass), Emma Chaplin
(guitar/vocals), Kate Jackson (vocals), and Screech Louder
(drums) comprise the glamorous new wave-tinged stylings of
the Long Blondes. The Sheffield, England five-piece came
together in 2005 and issued their debut, "Autonomy
Boy"/"Long Blonde," a split 7" with the Boyfriends shortly
thereafter. A handful of independent singles for Angular
Records and Thee Sheffield Phonographic Corporation
followed into 2006, as did the NME Philip Hall Radar
Award, which has previously been presented to Franz
Ferdinand and Kaiser Chiefs. A record deal with Rough
Trade was cemented in April, and two months later, the
Long Blondes' campy yet cheeky "Weekend Without Makeup"
made the U.K. Top 30. Their debut album, Someone to Drive
You Home, arrived in November 2006.