Released 33 years ago this November
Dead & Alive
Doug Anthony All Stars · 1993
69 min · 23 tracks · alternative rock
A whirlwind of provocative humor and theatricality wrapped in vibrant, eclectic arrangements that challenge social norms.
Top tracks — play these first
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I F*** Dogs — This track exemplifies the band's irreverent humor while also critiquing societal taboos, showcasing their fearless approach to songwriting.
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Throw Your Arms Around Me — A poignant cover that stands out for its emotional depth compared to the more comedic tracks, illustrating the band's versatility.
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Sailors Arms — This song combines playful lyrics with catchy melodies, representing the band's ability to blend entertainment with social commentary effectively.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Mommy Dearest
The narrative shifts from humorous anecdotes about childhood to darker reflections on parental expectations.
This contrast reveals deeper emotional layers beneath the comedic surface, showcasing the band's skill in balancing humor with poignant truths.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Chant 0:37
- 2 The Sun 3:38
- 3 If You're Happy / Waco 2:54
- 4 Gilbert & Sullivan 1:15
- 5 Body Science 1:36
- 6 Sailors Arms 3:10
- 7 Necro-Romancer 2:31
- 8 Skinhead Sooty 3:24
- 9 Oprah 2:36
- 10 If You're Happy 2 0:30
- 11 Mommy Dearest 3:03
- 12 'Freak' 1:45
- 13 G & S 2 0:56
- 14 I F*** Dogs 3:06
- 15 Moral Dilemmas 3:20
- 16 World's Best Kisser 3:21
- 17 Joan of Arc 8:03
- 18 Breathers 2:30
- 19 G & S 3 1:26
- 20 Wimmen 5:26
- 21 Throw Your Arms Around Me 3:23
- 22 Friends 8:19
- 23 There Is Nothing Like a Dame 2:44
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