What makes Broken Hearted Savior by Big Head Todd and the Monsters notable?

The album peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, marking a significant moment in the band's rise to prominence. Its title track became a radio staple, contributing to the band's growing fanbase and acclaim within the alternative rock community. Released in 1993, Broken Hearted Savior is Big Head Todd and the Monsters' third studio album, following their breakout success with Sister Sweetly. At this point in their career, the band was gaining recognition for their unique fusion of rock genres, which helped establish them as a staple in the alternative rock scene of the early '90s.

How many songs are on Broken Hearted Savior?

Broken Hearted Savior has 4 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.

Broken Hearted Savior

Big Head Todd and the Monsters · 1993

20 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

A blend of alternative rock and blues-infused melodies, featuring heartfelt storytelling and rich instrumentation throughout.

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Broken Hearted Savior — The title track captures the essence of emotional longing and vulnerability, showcasing Todd Park Mohr's expressive vocals against a backdrop of rich guitar riffs.
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It's Alright — This track reflects a more upbeat energy while maintaining lyrical depth, presenting a contrast that highlights the band's versatility and appeal.
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Circle — With its intricate layering and contemplative lyrics, Circle stands out for its melodic complexity and serves as a prime example of the band's songwriting prowess.

Tracklist

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1 Broken Hearted Savior 4:21
2 It's Alright 4:00
3 Circle 6:10
4 Bittersweet 6:16

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