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Redhead
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Track Listing
- Get Up
- I Won't Go Hollywood
- That's When I Crash
- We'll Do It Again
- Searchin' For The Satellites
- Could Be Worse
- Watchin' You Sleep
- Something's Gotta Give
- Somebody Else
- You Know, I know, You Know.
- Trust Me
- 3's A Charm
Product Details
- Released on: 2003-06-17
- Number of discs: 1
- Formats: Import, Enhanced
- Dimensions: .21 pounds
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.com
It probably didn't take Bleu brainchild James McAuley III too much effort to entice reclusive Jellyfish frontman Andy Sturmer out of hiding to co-write and sing backup on "Could Be Worse," so potent are the hooks and cascading harmonies on his second full-length album. With Semisonic's Dan Wilson joining the Boston rocker on "Something's Gotta Give," Redhead is an all around power-pop treat with enthusiastic nods to AM radio mainstays like Badfinger and Supertramp, and warm, playful songs like "I Won't Go Hollywood" and "Could Be Worse." "Something Else," which also appears on the Spider Man soundtrack, is an obvious high point, but so is the surging ballad "We'll Do It All Again" and the hidden track "Dance Dance Baby Doll Dance." --Aidin Vaziri
Customer Reviews
Love it.
Yes, as many of the reviewers mentioned, I did get a chance to see Bleu live, and very close to me. I had no idea so many people knew who he was. Anyway, I adore this album, and I bought it after seeing him live and have no idea who he was to him becoming a favorite band of mine. I love "Feet Don't Fail" so much, and other songs like "Searchin' for the Satellites" make this album awesome. I swear, this guy could really go for a record deal. With rock becoming warped, we need to warp it in a GOOD way. We need a new voice. Put Bleu on the radio!
buy this album!
from start to finish, redhead is one of the finest rock and roll albums i have ever encountered. i love each and every song, and though i have listened to it countless times, i never tire of its clever lyrics, unreal vocals, and e.l.o-esque appeal. if you get the chance to see bleu live you should. he's awesome!
yeah whats up with sayonara?
I also loved sayonara great song especially the vocals
