Blackeyed Susans Discography of CDs

Blackeyed Susans music CDs 30th Anniversary deluxe edition of Aussie band's classic album from 1980. All remastered and full of rare/unreleased tracks. ...

Blackeyed Susans discography Principally recorded at Fortissimo Studios, Melbourne, Australia in July 1993. All songs written or co-written by members of The Blackeyed Susans except "Memories" (Cohen/Spector) and "Apartment No. 9" (Paycheck/Foley/Owen). By the time of this album's release, the group's second lineup had gelled sufficiently so it felt less like an Australian alt-rock/roots supergroup and more like a joint effort. Snarski's rich vocals, which pay homage to great country crooners of the past while at the same time showing up some American "new country" singers as weak-voiced wannabes, lead the sextet in a series of heartfelt songs. His combination of rock forcefulness and just-twangy-enough brooding also suit the lyrics, courtesy mostly of Kakulas and McComb, quite well. Images of emptiness, forlorn hope, romantic bitterness, and religious iconography litter the songs, but rather than amping things up á la countryman Nick Cave, the Susans coat everything with just enough honey in the arrangements. It could be the soothing backing vocals on "We Could Have Been Someone" or "Reveal Yourself" or the mandolin from guest performer Mark C. Halstead on a number of songs, but, in any fashion, it shows the band as one easily able to balance bite and sweetness. Ellis' organ, accordion, and violin efforts definitely add ...

Blackeyed Susans songs Track Listing of songs: Blue Skies, Blue Sea; I Am A Singer; Out Of Our Skins; Bottle Of Red;

Blackeyed Susans CD discography Track Listing of songs: Spin The Wheel; I Am A Singer; Everything I Touch; Smokin' Johnny Cash; Bottle Of Red; Blue Skies, Blue Sea; Untitled; You're My Thrill; Sweeter Deal; Look Away; You're A Good Doctor;

Blackeyed Susans albums The biggest change to the Susans here is the departures of McComb, Lee, and Ellis. One song, the lovely, string-accompanied "By Your Hand," has a McComb writing credit, while Lee adds some nice steel guitar at the album's end, but otherwise, none of the three have anything to do with Mouth to Mouth. Snarski is still the passionately crooning lead singer, though, ...

Blackeyed Susans music CDs Australian jangle-pop mainstays the Blackeyed Susans' sixth album, 2003's SHANGRI-LA features "A Cat Needs A Mouse" and "Open All Hours." The Blackeyed Susans return with their sixth studio album. 12 tracks. Digipak. Shock. 2003.