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Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams
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Track Listing
- She's a Runaway
- Fadeaway
- Still the Night
- Rickshaw Riding
- Angels
- Misery
- Strangest Kind
- Say You Will
- Ultimately Fine
- That's All
- Lookin' for Me Somewhere
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #65328 in Music
- Released on: 1990-10-25
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .20 pounds
Customer Reviews
A Lost Classic
I read Amazon reviews all the time but very rarley put anything to print. However, this album is so amazing that it deserves my valuable time. Someone said the first "side" is as good as anything from the 80's. It's as good a side as anything, anytime and don't forget that beautiful little closing track that is just so perfect. Throughout the album the guitars just bristle with a beautifully fresh sound and the melodies are unforgettable after a few listens.
No one will ever top Little Feat's output from '73 to '76 but this album comes close. Indispensable is a bit over-the-top...but this album is.
Awesome debut album from Midwestern 80s Band
As some other reviewers have mentioned, this album is a lost gem of the 1980s music scene. Simply put, it is an awesome debut album from one of the better bands of the 80s. The first three songs are great (and probably the better known ones), and will have you singing along with them after a few listens.
The rest of the album is also very strong, and shows the broad range of musical talent that the band possessed even from the beginning. I have owned this album since it came out, and still enjoy listening to it.
I highly recommend this album to any BoDeans fan who does not own it. This album is where it all started. If you have never heard of the band and are looking for a starting point, this is it. You will enjoy it if you like well written, guitar driven songs. If you like early REM, give them album a listen, I think you will enjoy it.
Can't Believe this Album is 13 Years Old
I did not discover this album until my final year of college (1994). I lost my original tape, so when I went online to purchase the CD, I was shocked to learn that it was released in 1986. The songs on this album could easily be released today and still sound like current music. This CD goes everywhere with me: the office, at home, in the car.
