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Something to Remember Me By

Ben Lee · 1997

52 min · 14 tracks · indie pop

A tender blend of introspective lyrics and melodic indie pop that captures the essence of youthful uncertainty.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady reflections on youthful uncertainty
  • intimate moments for solitary listening
  • thoughtful musings during quiet evenings
  • melodic storytelling with gentle pacing

Maybe skip if you want

  • seekers of high-energy tracks
  • prefer immediate gratification

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in early 1997, 'Something to Remember Me By' was Ben Lee's second studio album, following his debut 'Grandpaw Would.' At this point in his career, Lee was transitioning from a young artist with a cult following into a more recognized figure in the indie pop scene, particularly after gaining attention from his work with the band Noise Addict.
Stylistic neighbors
Josh Ritter· Sufjan Stevens· Andrew Bird

Tracklist

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

  • 1 How to Survive a Broken Heart 2:49
  • 2 Deep Talk in the Shallow End 2:47
  • 3 New Song 3:53
  • 4 Eight Years Old 3:47
  • 5 Career Choice 3:58
  • 6 Ketchum 4:54
  • 7 Daisy 5:36
  • 8 My Drifting Nature 2:39
  • 9 2 Sisters 4:51
  • 10 A Month Today 1:31
  • 11 Household Name 3:24
  • 12 Grammercy Park Hotel 5:42
  • 13 End of the World 3:13
  • 14 Long Train Ride 3:42

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