What makes Crossed Lines by 78 Saab notable?

Crossed Lines received positive critical reception in Australia, marking a significant moment for the band as they gained traction in the local music scene. The album's exploration of personal and societal themes resonated with listeners, helping to solidify 78 Saab's reputation as a distinctive voice in indie rock. In 2004, 78 Saab released Crossed Lines as their third studio album, following their previous efforts, which established them within the Australian rock scene. At this point in their career, they were refining their sound while addressing more complex themes in their songwriting.

How many songs are on Crossed Lines?

Crossed Lines has 11 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Crossed Lines

78 Saab · 2004

42 min · 11 tracks · rock music

A blend of introspective lyrics and melodic rock, imbued with a raw, emotionally charged energy.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Cops — This track stands out for its sharp social commentary wrapped in catchy melodies, showcasing the band's ability to fuse critique with accessibility.
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The City Is Humming — With its vivid imagery and driving rhythm, this song captures urban life’s pulse and reflects the band's knack for evocative storytelling.
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Saviour — This track’s emotional depth and haunting melody highlight the band's lyrical maturity, making it a poignant centerpiece of the album.

Tracklist

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1 No Illusions 3:35
2 Cops 3:41
3 Beat of Your Drum 3:54
4 Come On 4:08
5 All a Lie 5:49
6 The City Is Humming 2:57
7 High Above the World 3:33
8 We All Get By 4:05
9 Saviour 3:50
10 You and Your Friends 4:36
11 Know What You Want 2:14

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