Mutton Birds Discography of CDs

Envy of Angels could have been recorded ten years earlier considering its invocation of the new south -- in particular the moodiness of Dumptruck -- not to mention similarities to more commercial guitar rock of ...

Mutton Birds CD discography As good as their original comopsitions are, the highlight of this 18 track greatest hits compilation from the New Zealand indie poppers is their previously unreleased cowbell-filled cover of Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear The ...

Mutton Birds albums BOX OF BIRDS features the first two releases by New Zealand indie pop band Mutton Birds and features the early '90s tracks "The Heater," "Wellington," "Anchor Me," and "Nature." Box-set combines the New Zealand indie-pop act's ...

Mutton Birds music CDs Envy of Angels could have been recorded ten years earlier considering its invocation of the new south -- in particular the moodiness of Dumptruck -- not to mention similarities to more commercial guitar rock of ...

Mutton Birds discography This debut album by quirky New Zealand pop group Mutton Birds should appeal to fans of the Flying Nun record label, and includes 10 tracks. On their 1992 debut, this New Zealand rock group was the ...

Mutton Birds songs As good as their original comopsitions are, the highlight of this 18 track greatest hits compilation from the New Zealand indie poppers is their previously unreleased cowbell-filled cover of Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear The ...

Mutton Birds CD discography Track Listing of songs: Dominion Road; Nature; Heater; Thing Well Made; White Valiant; In My Room; Anchor Me; Wellington; Queen's English; Don't Fear The Reaper; While You Sleep; She's Been Talking; Come Around; Envy Of Angels; As ...

Audio Mixer: Nick Morgan. Recording information: Link Recording.

BOX OF BIRDS features the first two releases by New Zealand indie pop band Mutton Birds and features the early '90s tracks "The Heater," "Wellington," "Anchor Me," and "Nature." Box-set combines the New Zealand indie-pop act's ...

This second album by the New Zealand rock group is a counterpart follow-up to the exceptional songs and homespun feel of their debut, with 14 themes from Don McGlashan's increasingly remarkable songbook. In the Kiwi pop canon, the Mutton Birds may fall a little too mainstream for the Flying Nun stable sound of the Chills, the Clean, and the Bats, but are still too quirky for the crafty MOR sound of Neil Finn, Tim Finn, and Dave Dobbyn. The band enjoyed mainstream success in Australia and New Zealand but only made slight inroads into the U.S.A. and European audience -- possibly accredited to the topical Kiwi-centric themes that McGlashan uses as song narratives. His songwriting craft is highly sophisticated, often using evocative themes that examine the dramas of daily life in neurotic detail -- the effect can be simultaneously heart-wrenching and humorous. "The Heater" and "Ngaire" are pure pop of another era -- a ...

Track Listing of songs: Pulled Along By Love; Pulled Along By Love; Better Not Find You;