Lovey (30th Anniversary Edition)

by The Lemonheads

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jbe1047499 Classic 90’s feel and sound. Evan Dando does his thing and I love hearing him sing about his kitchen appliance. Favorite track: Stove.

Custom Made In 1968 Very nice anniversary edition, well worth the price. The live set is great and I usually don't care about the live sets. Favorite track: Ballarat.

wilall138 Just a superb album!! Has sensitivity and punch Favorite track: Half The Time.

Jack Nance Hair A great balance between The Lemonheads punk roots, rock inclinations and melodic sensibilities. Plus, Stove is just really lovely. A mighty fine album! Favorite track: Stove.

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Deluxe 30th Anniversary Edition of The Lemonheads ‘Lovey’. A 2xLP/CD Deluxe Book with expanded liner notes and unseen photos – this is the definitive document of Dando’s first steps towards the mainstream.

The lovingly repackaged remastered release is accompanied by a second disc, ‘Triple J Live at the Wireless’, taken from their legendary 1991 trip to Australia.

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1.	Ballarat 03:14	buy track
2.	Half The Time 02:45	buy track
3.	Year Of The Cat 02:28	buy track
4.	Ride With Me 03:38	buy track
5.	Lil Seed 03:22	buy track
6.	Stove 03:08	buy track
7.	Come Downstairs 02:54	buy track
8.	Left For Dead 02:04	buy track
9.	Brass Buttons 03:11	buy track
10.	(The) Door 05:40	buy track
11.	Untitled 01:21	buy track
12.	Come Back D.A. (Live at The Wireless) 02:13	buy track
13.	Stove (Live at The Wireless) 03:11	buy track
14.	A Song For You (Live at The Wireless) 04:35	buy track
15.	Come Downstairs (Live at The Wireless) 02:49	buy track
16.	Nighttime (Big Star cover) (Live at The Wireless) 02:44	buy track
17.	Year Of The Cat (Live at The Wireless) 02:31	buy track
18.	Ride With Me (Live at The Wireless) 03:47	buy track
19.	Die Right Now (Live at The Wireless) 02:45	buy track

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Deluxe 30th Anniversary Edition of The Lemonheads ‘Lovey’. A 2xLP/CD Deluxe Book with expanded liner notes and unseen photos – this is the definitive document of Dando’s first steps towards the mainstream.

The lovingly repackaged remastered release is accompanied by a second disc, ‘Triple J Live at the Wireless’, taken from their legendary 1991 trip to Australia.

‘Lovey’was the major label debut for Evan Dando’s Lemonheads from 1990,caught up in Grunge mania and following three ramshackle punk albums that only hinted at what was to come.

“Dando never completely abandons punk-pop but he balanced it with excursions into jangle pop and country-rock” All Music

Pivoted on a more approachable set of sweet melodies but still rife with punk spirit. Polished in the arrangements, nodding to the excess of American culture (Manson and Gummi Bears), hectoring Reagan’s drug laws (‘Lil’ Seed’) and riffing on everyday life.

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released October 24, 2020

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The Lemonheads Boston, Massachusetts

Before the 90s. Before the internet. Before Nevermind. Back when something called "independent music" first began reaching a wider audience, through college radio, word-of-mouth, and that small "underground" record store you seem to find in every town...there was a band from Boston called Lemonheads. ... more

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