Doppelgänger
Daniel Amos · 1983
52 min · 18 tracks · Christian rock
A satirical exploration of consumer culture wrapped in catchy, new wave melodies and biting lyrical commentary.
Top tracks — play these first
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Hollow Man — The opening track sets the tone with its sharp critique of societal expectations, combining infectious hooks with biting lyrics that capture the essence of the album's theme.
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Mall (All Over the World) — This track cleverly critiques consumer culture through upbeat melodies and an infectious chorus, making it a standout representation of the album's satirical edge.
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Do Big Boys Cry — With its introspective lyrics wrapped in a catchy tune, this song explores vulnerability in masculinity, showcasing the band's ability to tackle serious themes with wit.
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Real Girls — This track juxtaposes humor and sincerity, effectively addressing gender norms while maintaining an engaging pop sensibility that illustrates the album’s playful yet thought-provoking nature.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Hollow Man 2:46
- 2 Mall (All Over the World) 3:17
- 3 Real Girls 3:01
- 4 New Car! 2:02
- 5 Do Big Boys Cry 2:07
- 6 Youth With a Machine 2:45
- 7 The Double 3:56
- 8 Distance and Direction 2:55
- 9 Memory Lane 3:51
- 10 Angels Tuck You In 2:45
- 11 Little Crosses 2:40
- 12 Autographs for the Sick 1:42
- 13 I Didn't Build It for Me 2:50
- 14 Here I Am 3:16
- 15 Hollow Man (reprise) 0:53
- 16 Concert Intro 2:57
- 17 Real Girls (live) 4:28
- 18 Memory Lane (live) 3:54
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