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| 01. End Of The Beginning 02. East To Forget 03. My Own Way 04. Don't Hide Your Love 05. Drowning In Your Tears 06. This House Is Not A Home 07. April 29 08. Lovin' Me Insane 09. There Goes Lucy 10. As Long As I Am Breathing 11. Call Me 12. Comin' Home 13. What Will It Take 14. The Other Side Of Night 15. I'll Be There For You [the theme from Friends] LYRICS |
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all songs by Solem & Wilde except:
End of The Beginning & Drowning In Your Tears (Solem, Wilde, Pat
Mastelotto), There Goes Lucy (Solem, Wilde, Joe Laswell), Call Me
(Solem, Wilde, Scott Miller), I'll Be There For You (Solem, Wilde,
Skloff, Crane, Kauffman, Willis) Tracks 3,4,6,8,10,11 produced by Solem & Wilde and recorded by John Fields. All other tracks produced by Don Smith. Recorded by Don Smith & Greg Goldman Mixed by Gavin MacKillop. Assisted by Jeff Robinson. Phil Solem - Vocals & guitars Danny Wilde - Vocals, bass, & guitar Pat Mastelotto - Drums Michael Ramos - Hammond, piano, synthesizer Jon Niefeld - drums on track 3,4,6,8,10,11 Benmont Tench - Hammond on Comin' Home Phil Jones - Percussion Billy Payne - Hammond on Easy To Forget Geri Sutyak - Cello John Pierce - Bass on track 1,2,5,9,12,13,14 John Fields - Farfisa Organ & Wurlitzer Piano |
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The Rembrandts took a different
approach to recording their third album, LP. Although the duo would not
stray from the signature hooks and harmonies that filled the first two
albums, The Rembrandts had developed a more rocking sound live, and
were hoping to capture that on LP. What The Rembrandts came up with was
an album capable of fitting in almost anywhere on the suddenly changing
rock & roll landscape. Perhaps none of the 14 tracks had the
instant appeal of Just The Way It Is Baby, but tunes like This
House Is Not A Home, & Comin' Home seemed destined for mainstream
airplay. Lovin' Me Insane and April 29 were ripe for Modern
Rock radio, and Drowning In Your Tears was a perfect fit for AC radio.
In a world where Alternative was the new sound, The Rembrandts seemed
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But as it turns out, all of these songs would be overshadowed by a song never intended for LP. Before the album's release, Phil & Danny had anonymously recorded the theme song for a TV show. The duo didn't know how long the show would last, but Friends became a huge hit, and I'll Be There For You was among the most requested songs on radio even as a mere 32 second theme. Elektra Records demanded that The Rembrandts add a full length version of the song to LP. I'll Be There For You would become their biggest hit and LP would go platinum. The Rembrandts were household names, but it would be 6 years until the next album! Lost? | |
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