| | Loves Three CD - Import Loves Discography of CDs
2009 release from The Loves, the '60s obsessives' third and finest album. Three contains eleven tracks of Bubblegum Pop, Nuggets Garage and mini-Rock Operas about synaethesia, coca-cola and girls. Three sees the group embrace their Bubblegum Pop roots with more of the multi-colored 60s influenced pop music that's earned them four Peel sessions, two BBC 6music sessions, 29 band members and a Sunday Times Album Of The Week. The main influences this time are The Who, Boyce & Hart, The Flaming Lips and Primal Scream. It was recorded over 18 months and features guest performers such as Darren Hayman and The Voluntary Butler Scheme. For Fans Of: The Monkees, The Velvet Underground, Nuggets, Bubblegum pop. Loves Three Songs | 1. | One-Two-Three |
| 2. | Kaleidoscope (In My Head) |
| 3. | You Don't Have To |
| 4. | The Ex-Gurlfriend |
| 5. | Everbody Is in Love |
| 6. | Take 'Em Down, Charlie Brown |
| 7. | Ode To Coca-Cola |
| 8. | Love Song #7 |
| 9. | Sweet Sister Delia |
| 10. | Can You Feel My Heart Beat? |
| 11. | Waiting for Tomorrow |
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Purchase Three CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Slayer World Painted Blood CDs (2009) With DVD; Deluxe Edition; Digipak
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