What makes More B.S. by Bree Sharp notable?

More B.S. is significant for its critical reception that highlighted Sharp's lyrical storytelling and melodic prowess. The single 'The Boys of Summer' received notable airplay and helped elevate her profile within the alternative music community during the early 2000s. Released in 2002, More B.S. was Bree Sharp's second album, following her debut album, After the Parade, which garnered moderate success. The album came at a time when Sharp was beginning to carve out her niche in the indie pop scene, showcasing her growth as a songwriter and an artist.

How many songs are on More B.S.?

More B.S. has 10 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

More B.S.

Bree Sharp · 2002

37 min · 10 tracks

A blend of introspective lyrics and melodic pop-rock, balancing vulnerability with catchy hooks.

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The Boys of Summer — This track stands out for its nostalgic reinterpretation of Don Henley's classic, blending Sharp's unique perspective with a fresh pop sensibility.
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Lazy Afternoon — Opening the album, this song sets the tone with its laid-back vibe and introspective lyrics that invite listeners into Sharp's world.
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Everything Feels Wrong — This track captures themes of disillusionment and emotional turbulence, showcasing Sharp's ability to weave personal narratives into engaging melodies.

Tracklist

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

1 Lazy Afternoon 4:11
2 Everything Feels Wrong 4:01
3 Galaxy Song 4:12
4 The Last of Me 4:04
5 The Boys of Summer 4:32
6 Sunday School & Cigarettes 3:40
7 The Ballad of Grim and Lily 4:12
8 Dirty Magazine 2:15
9 Morning in a Bar 2:19
10 Sleep Forever 4:16

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