Ballerina Breakout +, by The Lolas

Ballerina Breakout +

by The Lolas

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	1.	The Best Part 03:32
	2.	Ballerina Breakout + 02:36
	3.	Feelin So Good 03:12
	4.	I Became Somebody Else 02:48
	5.	Yer Gonna Need My Lovin' Someday 02:50
	6.	Don't You Wanna 03:23
	7.	Otaku 03:28
	8.	Sophia 03:00
	9.	This Is The Day 03:00
	10.	Lamp Of Love 02:12
	11.	Goodbye Rose 03:55
	12.	Busy Day 02:41
	13.	Skating Rink 02:31
	14.	Fox On The Run 03:42
	15.	The Kids Are Alright 02:49
	16.	I Need You 02:26
	17.	'Til The End Of The Day 02:24

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Power pop classic from 1999 available again, now with bonus tracks.

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released 24 July 2012
FINALLY, here is a record that not only understands, but honestly embraces and exploits that oft-mishandled bridge between the most cutely melodic of mid-Sixties pop ("Skating Rink" could actually become part of Herman's Hermits' canon, I kid you knot!) and the crunchy-guitar urgency that's underpinned only the best of rock 'n' roll ever since ("Don't You Wanna," "Goodbye Rose," and especially "I Became Somebody Else" are pure hard-pop ravers that just beg me to attend a Lolas concert appearance --and quick). Elsewhere, "Sophia" is the kinda tune Pete Townshend hasn't been able to bless us with since about 1968, and head-Lola Tim Boykin's utterly gummy vocal washes bring a shimmering sense of buoyant big fun to, mentioning just a few, "The Best Part," "Otaku," and the utterly astonishing title tune itself. Why, speaking of chewy chewy, these guys aren't even afraid to cover an Archies tune -- my FAVORITE, in fact -- "Feelin' So Good"! - Gary Pig Gold "In Music We Trust"

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