Go-Betweens Send Me A Lullaby CD

Send Me A Lullaby Music

List Price	$19.98 (You save $6.18)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Enhanced CD, New Wave
Label	Jet Set
Orig Year	1981
All Time Sales Rank	39373
CD Universe Part number	4133649
Catalog number	780046
Discs	2
Release Date	Aug 20, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Robert Forster - vocals, guitar Lindy Morrison - drums, background vocals Grant McLennan - vocals, guitar, bass Also: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, James Freud, Go-Betweens, Alex Fergusson. Compilation producer: Bernard MacMahon. Recorded between 1980 & 1982

Go-Betweens Send Me A Lullaby Songs

		Send Me A Lullaby CD DISC 1:
	1.	Your Turn, My Turn
	2.	One Thing Can Hold Us
	3.	People Know
	4.	Girls Have Moved, The
	5.	Midnight to Neon
	6.	Eight Pictures
	7.	Careless
	8.	All About Strength
	9.	Ride
	10.	Hold Your Horses
	11.	Arrow in a Bow
	12.	It Could Be Anyone
		Send Me A Lullaby Songs DISC 2: UNRELEASED RARITIES:
	1.	Sunday Night
	2.	One Word
	3.	I Need Two Heads
	4.	Clowns Are in Town, The
	5.	Serenade Sound
	6.	Hope
	7.	Stop Before You Say It
	8.	World Weary
	9.	Distant Hands
	10.	Undo What You Did
	11.	Cracked Wheat
	12.	After the Fireworks

Send Me A Lullaby Music Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

3 stars Early work from the great lost band of the 80's
Definitely a bit amateurish, and not the place to start if you're new to the Go-B's. But if you're already a convert, the bonus disc of rarities makes this a must-have.
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