What makes Lee Remick by The Go-Betweens notable?

'Lee Remick' is significant for its early representation of the Australian indie rock scene and helped establish The Go-Betweens as key figures in the genre. The single received positive reviews, highlighting its catchy melodies and lyrical depth, paving the way for the band's later successes both in Australia and internationally. Released as the band's debut single in September 1978, 'Lee Remick' marked The Go-Betweens' entry into the Australian music scene. At this time, the band was establishing its identity, following their formation in 1977 and before their first album, 'Send Me a Lullaby', which came out shortly after this single.

How many songs are on Lee Remick?

Lee Remick has 2 tracks, running approximately 6 minutes.

Lee Remick

The Go-Betweens · 1978

6 min · 2 tracks · indie rock

A jangly, melodic exploration of love and longing, wrapped in the Go-Betweens' signature indie rock charm.

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Lee Remick — This titular track combines infectious guitar riffs with poignant lyrics reflecting on unattainable love, encapsulating the band's early sound and thematic focus.
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Karen — The second track showcases a more introspective side of the band, with a haunting melody that complements its narrative of longing and desire.

Tracklist

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1 Lee Remick 2:32
2 Karen 4:04

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