| | 78 Saab Crossed Lines CD 78 Saab Discography of CDs
Following on from the release of their stunning EP Beat of Your Drum, Sydney siders 78 Saab bring us the album - Crossed Lines. The band have not only delivered on the promise of their debut (Picture A Hum, Can't Hear A Sound) but surpassed it. The result of two years of writing, re-writing, endless demos, and several different album sessions with producer Tim Whitten, Crossed Lines combines great songwriting with familiar touchstones (Neil Young, REM, The Church, Died Pretty) and comes from a band who have found their own distinctive sound and place in the world. Liberation/Ivy League. 2004. Crossed Lines Music | List Price | $22.98 (You save $6.03) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | Liberation | | Orig Year | 2004 | | CD Universe Part number | 6793524 | | Catalog number | 8302581 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 13, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
78 Saab Crossed Lines Songs | 1. | No Illusions |
| 2. | Cops |
| 3. | Beat Of Your Drum |
| 4. | Come On |
| 5. | All A Lie |
| 6. | The City Is Humming |
| 7. | High Above The World |
| 8. | We All Get By |
| 9. | Saviour |
| 10. | You And Your Friends |
| 11. | Know What You Want |
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