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Tages · 1967

24 min · 12 tracks · pop music

A vibrant fusion of pop melodies and psychedelic rock, drenched in the exuberance of 1960s youth culture.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Sister's Got a Boyfriend — This track highlights the band's knack for catchy hooks and playful lyrics, showcasing their ability to merge pop sensibilities with rock energy.
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    Every Raindrop Means a Lot — Its introspective lyrics combined with lush instrumentation exemplify the emotional depth present throughout the album, marking it as a standout piece.
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    You're Too Incomprehensible — The song features an infectious melody and clever wordplay, encapsulating the youthful confusion and charm prevalent in 60s pop culture.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Hear My Lamentation

    The narrative shifts from personal sorrow to a broader social commentary in a single melodic phrase.

    This transition enriches the emotional landscape of the song, linking individual pain to collective experiences in society.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 I'm Going Out 2:15
  • 2 Sister's Got a Boyfriend 2:40
  • 3 Hear My Lamentation 1:35
  • 4 Fuzzy Patterns 2:03
  • 5 One Day 2:03
  • 6 You're Too Incomprehensible 2:34
  • 7 Every Raindrop Means a Lot 2:14
  • 8 Wanting 2:00
  • 9 Prisoner 763 1:48
  • 10 Why Do You Hide It 2:10
  • 11 House of Soul Hill 1:58
  • 12 Short Song (Steps) 1:10

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