Eels, Electro-Shock Blues - 48m 46s

Tracks & Durations

1. Elizabeth on the Bathroom Floor	2:10
2. Going to Your Funeral, Pt. 1	2:39
3. Cancer for the Cure	4:48
4. My Descent into Madness	3:56
5. 3 Speed	2:47
6. Hospital Food	3:25
7. Electro-Shock Blues	2:31
8. Efils' God	3:21
9. Going to Your Funeral, Pt. 2	1:32
10. Last Stop: This Town	3:29
11. Baby Genius	2:04
12. Climbing to the Moon	3:40
13. Ant Farm	2:13
14. Dead of Winter	3:01
15. Medication Is Wearing Off	3:52
16. P.S. You Rock My World	3:08

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Review

The sound of Eels' Electro-Shock Blues, the follow-up to the band's intriguing Beautiful Freak, reflects a year in which leader Mark "E" Everett suffered the loss of his sister to suicide as well as the illness of his mother and other tragedies. The music's hushed, sometimes dark sound and Everett's earnest vocals are often more convincing than his diary-entry lyrics, despite the power and daring inherent in describing illness in alt-pop settings that recall everything from hip-hop to Tom Waits. --Rickey Wright

Other Versions

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Electro-Shock Blues

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 48m 19s (-1m 33s)

Electro-Shock Blues

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 48m 18s (-1m 32s)

Electro-Shock Blues

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 48m 18s (-1m 32s)

Electro-Shock Blues

Tracks: 16, Disk length: 48m 18s (-1m 32s)

Electro-Shock Blues

Tracks: 17 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 50m 33s (+1m 47s)

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