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| Silver Sun Silver Sun 1997 Polydor Records |
Test Golden Skin Dumb Julia Far Out Last Day Service |
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Light Lava 2 Digits This 'n' That Wonderful Bad Haircut Nobody Animals Feet |
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| Debut
CD from a great Power Pop outfit from England. Available in the US as an
import only, this record is a great mesh of pure pop sensibilities slammed through Marshall stacks at about 1000 miles an hour. Best of both worlds, eh? |
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| Silver Sun You Are Here 1997 Polydor Records |
Last
Day Lava Trickle Down Thickshake Captain |
Top
Trumps There Will Never Be Another Me Gossip Changing Streets are Paved with Tarmac |
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| Japan
loves its Power Pop, and they love Silver Sun. Thankfully, the group
released a compilation of their CD-singles bonus tracks and the result is another great Silver Sun album. |
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| Silver Sun Neo Wave 1998 Polydor Records |
Cheerleading I'll See You Around Would've If I Could've Too Much, Too Little, Too Late Scared There Goes Summer Sharks Prophet On the Prairie |
Mustard Pixie, Pixie Hey Girl Friend Only a Girl Special Powers Fire & Blood Patients Dead End |
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| Here
is all the proof you need that a) American record companies and radio sucks,
and b) ALL major labels and all commercial radio sucks. Quite possibly the most creative pop band to come out of England in years, and virtually everyone ignores them. I guess I should be lucky that they were allowed to record two albums (and two compilations, one of which I have). Silver Sun was the British (and 90s) equivalent to CheapTrick. Balls out rocking pop songs that are intelligent and highly infectious. Too bad they had to fold since their label did absolutely nothing to promote them anywhere. If you can find these albums, stop at nothing to pick them up. You won't regret it. |
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| Silver Sun Disappear Here 2005 Invisible Hands Records |
Bubblegum Lies Can't Get You Out of My Head Found You in a Dream Immediate |
Jody Garlic Pipsqueak She Wants a Puppy, ...... ..... .. She'll Have a Puppy You Can't Kill Rock 'n' Roll |
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| The
long-awaited third album from Silver Sun! At first I was so excited
about this, then I listened to it - expecting a natural progression from their second album, Neo Wave, I was sadly disappointed at first. I mean, the artwork should have been a dead giveaway: it's a nod to their first album and so is the music contained inside. After repeated listenings my reaction shifted again, this time to one of quiet pleasure. I mean, ANY release by Silver Sun is cause for celebration. And though I do wish that James Broad stretched his songwriting a bit, I can't complain - I love this band and anything they do. Here's hoping there are more CD's on the way!. |
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| Silver Sun Dad's Weird Dream 2005 Invisible Hands Records |
Fallen Sunday Gurl Facts of Life Find Him and Love Him Hi Scorpia Rock & Roll Widow |
See
Me In My Dreams That's Just What She Wants Sweet Lucy Getting It Together in . . . . . . . . . . . . . the Country Poppin You Can Love Dad's Weird Dream |
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| Life
after death via the internet! More new music from this great British band.
A wonderful album true to form that harkens back to their debut and carries on the tradition of great British indie music. A must have! |
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