The Happy Club
Bob Geldof · 1992
66 min · 13 tracks · folk rock
A vibrant blend of folk rock and pop, layered with introspective lyrics and a signature wit that characterizes Geldof's storytelling.
Top tracks — play these first
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Room 19 — This opening track sets the tone with its reflective lyrics and engaging melody, showcasing Geldof's knack for blending personal narrative with broader societal commentary.
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A Hole to Fill — This song underscores feelings of emptiness and search for meaning, using metaphorical language that connects deeply with listeners facing similar struggles.
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The Song of the Emergent Nationalist — With its politically charged lyrics, this track reflects on identity and nationalism, marking it as a significant commentary during a transformative time in Ireland.
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The Happy Club — As the title track, it encapsulates the album's themes of community and belonging while delivering an infectious chorus that invites participation.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Room 19 5:16
- 2 A Hole to Fill 5:05
- 3 The Song of the Emergent Nationalist 6:55
- 4 Attitude Chicken 4:36
- 5 Yeah, Definitely 3:21
- 6 The House at the Top of the World 4:12
- 7 The Soft Soil 7:29
- 8 A Sex Thing 5:11
- 9 My Hippy Angel 5:31
- 10 The Happy Club 4:05
- 11 Like Down on Me 5:58
- 12 Too Late God 3:46
- 13 Roads of Germany (After B.D.) 5:12
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