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Hold On To What?

Good As Gold (Stupid As Mud)

Especially For You

Everybody's Talkin'

Prettiest Eyes

Worthless Lie

Hooligans Don't Fall In Love

Hidden Jukebox

Hold Me Close (Underground)

Tattoo

Mini-Correct

Poppy

The Housemartins

<Soup (International Version)>是The Housemartins, The Beautiful South于2008年5月5日发行的专辑。

Soup

Superbi was the ninth album by the Beautiful South, eleven if you count two different greatest-hits packages, produced by former Tears for Fears keyboardist, Ian Stanley. For nearly two decades, they had been winning sales by singing melancholy, bittersweet love songs with a twist, lyrics that never quite added up to straightforward boy meets girl, and here was more of the same. Why change a winning formula, even when it's ceased to be so winning? Had they been around at the time, none of the tracks from Superbi would have made it onto either of the hits compilations, Carry on Up the Charts or Solid Bronze, but with so many big chart hits to choose from, the Beautiful South were spoiled and did not have to worry about the track "Manchester" only reaching number 41 (the dreaded number 41) or "The Rose of My Cologne" not even hitting the Top 75 at all. In better times, they would have done considerably better, but by 2007 the band was not at their peak. Alison "Lady" Wheeler joined Paul Heaton on the counter boy/girl harmonies as the band served up their classic two styles of song, either the wistful romantic ballad with "Bed of Nails," "There Is Song," and "The Next Verse," or the country dancing style-like tracks "Space," "Meanwhile," "The Cat Loves a Mouse," and "Never Lost a Chicken to a Fox." [The CD was also released with a bonus track.]

Superbi

Manchester

The Beautiful South于2004年11月11日发行专辑<Gold Diggas, Head Nodders & Pholk Songs>。

Gold Diggas, Head Nodders & Pholk Songs

Solid Bronze: Great Hits is The Beautiful South&acute;s ninth album and second greatest hits compilation. It was released in November 2001 and contains 19 tracks. The album contains two songs (&quot;Pretenders To The Throne&quot; and &quot;Dream A Little Dream&quot;) that were released between Carry on up the Charts and Blue Is the Colour, and never made it onto any album. It produced one single, &quot;The Root Of All Evil&quot;, released the same month as the album, and only getting to number 50 in the UK Singles Chart. The album got to number 10.Unforgivably, Solid Bronze shares not one, not two, but a whopping seven tracks with its predecessor. Which effectively means you are buying the Morcheeba remix of &quot;The Mediterranean,&quot; a couple of other tracks off Painting It Red, the Mama Cass cover &quot;Dream a Little Dream&quot; from the French Kiss soundtrack, a couple tunes from Quench, the one mandatory new song, &quot;The Root of All Evil,&quot; and a &quot;rarity,&quot; &quot;Pretenders to the Throne.&quot; And don&acute;t forget the cleaned-up version of &quot;Don&acute;t Marry Her.&quot; Sure, Paul Heaton is a great songwriter, Jacqueline Abbott and Brianna Corrigan have lovely voices, and every song here is good in its own way, but you can&acute;t help thinking of the whole album as an enterprise ironically marked by the cynicism that distinguishes some of the Beautiful South&acute;s best songs.

Solid Bronze - Great Hits (Explicit)

Painting It Red

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