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Masterfile

Icehouse · 1992

67 min · 16 tracks · new wave

A vibrant blend of new wave melodies and rock rhythms, echoing the Australian soundscape of the early '90s.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady flow with vibrant peaks
  • nostalgic reflections on relationships
  • suitable for evening gatherings
  • engaging sing-along moments
  • explorative journey through sound

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking immediate high-energy tracks
  • prefer standalone single experiences

Where this album fits

Career context
By 1992, Icehouse had established themselves as a prominent band in Australia, following their breakthrough album 'Man of Colours' in 1987. 'Masterfile' served as a compilation of their hits and deeper cuts, reflecting their evolution while aiming to expand their international reach.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Icehouse 4:21
  • 2 Walls 4:22
  • 3 Sister 3:25
  • 4 We Can Get Together 3:46
  • 5 Can't Help Myself 3:12
  • 6 Great Southern Land 5:21
  • 7 Street Cafe 4:14
  • 8 Hey Little Girl 4:24
  • 9 Dusty Pages 4:49
  • 10 Don't Believe Anymore 5:16
  • 11 Taking the Town 3:32
  • 12 Mr. Big 3:32
  • 13 Baby You're So Strange 3:57
  • 14 No Promises 4:40
  • 15 Cross the Border 4:00
  • 16 Love in Motion 4:45

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