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The Sundays

Greatest Hits (1997)

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Building on the jangly guitar pop of the Smiths and the trance-like dream pop of bands like the Cocteau Twins, the Sundays cultivated a dedicated following in indie rock circles, both in their native England and in America, in the early '90s. Although the sales of their first two albums were strong, the band never crossed over into the mainstream, as so many observers and critics predicted they would.  The Sundays formed in the summer of 1987 in London, England. Originally, the group consisted of vocalist Harriet Wheeler, who had previously sung with a band called Jim Jiminee, and guitarist David Gavurin. After the duo had written several songs, they added a rhythm section, featuring bassist Paul Brindley and drummer Patrick Hannan. In August of 1988, the Sundays performed their first concert, playing at the Falcoln "Vertigo Club" in Camden, London. The concert generated good word-of-mouth within the industry, and the group became the target of a record label bidding war. By the end of the year, the band had signed to Rough Trade; they would sign a deal with DGC Records for American distribution within a year.





Tracklist:



01 - Skin & Bones

02 - Here's Where The Story Ends

03 - Can't Be Sure

04 - I Won

05 - Hideous Towns

06 - You're Not The Only One I Know

07 - A Certain Someone

08 - I Kicked A Boy

09 - My Finest Hour

10 - Joy

11 - I Feel

12 - Goodbye

13 - Life & Soul

14 - More

15 - On Earth

16 - God Made Me

17 - Love

18 - What Do You Think

19 - 24 Hours

20 - Blood On My Hands

21 - Medicine

22 - Wild Horses

23 - Noise

24 - Summertime

25 - Homeward

26 - Folk Song

27 - She

28 - When I'm Thinking About You

29 - I Can't Wait

30 - Another Flavour

31 - Leave This City

32 - Your Eyes

33 - Cry

34 - Monochrome

35 - Nothing Sweet









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