Thrills, So Much for the City - 1h 14m

Tracks & Durations

1. Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)	4:13
2. Big Sur	3:07
3. Don't Steal Our Sun	2:50
4. Deckchairs And Cigarettes	4:58
5. One Horse Town	3:14
6. Old Friends, New Lovers	4:01
7. Say It Ain't So	2:44
8. Hollywood Kids	5:33
9. Just Travelling Through	3:21
10. Your Love Is Like Las Vegas	2:23
11. 'Til The Tide Creeps In	12:40
12. Data	24:51

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Review

'So Much For The City' is the debut album by Dublin five-piece, The Thrills. Their sound is influenced by US West Coast acts of the 60's & 70's such as Buffalo Springfield & The Beach Boys - & the majority of the album was recorded in California. The singles, 'Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)', 'Big Sur' & 'One Horse Town' are all included. 11 tracks. Virgin. 2003.Dublin Has Produced a Fair Number of Bands that Make Music with a Universal Appeal to Many Far Beyond the Banks of the Emerald Isle. The Thrills Join that Roster with this Debut Album. Their Sound Though May Be a Bit Surprising to the Uninitiated as it is Unabashedly Rooted in the California Sounds of Brian Wilson Mixed with a Fair Amount of the Beatles and 70's Pop Bands as Well. Derivative? Maybe...but It Really Works...and Works Quite Well, Thank You Very Much. EMI Are So Proud of These Guys that They were Ushered Into Abbey Road to Record the Album on Much of the Same Equipment as Many of their Heroes. You Can Now Hear the Results on this Sparkling Initial Bow to the World.

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So Much for the City

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 1h 14m

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