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Podcast Episode
Season
Two
number
66
Type
Album Review
Post Date
4/17/2012

The Sundays

066 Blind by The Sundays

Blind

Label
DGC, Parlaphone
Release year
1992
Producer
Dave Anderson, David Gavurin, Harriet Wheeler
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Johnny Marr-influenced guitar lines and deceptively dark lyrics wrapped in pop melodies define the critically acclaimed sophomore release.

Author & Special Guests

On episode #66, we're joined by author Frank Anthony Polito to review The Sundays 1992 album Blind. Frank's just released his third novel, Lost in the '90s, which is set in, you guessed it, the 1990s, making it perfect for our show.

Frank suggested we revisit the critically-acclaimed but lesser known sophomore release from The Sundays, so we dive in and there is plenty to discuss - from Johnny Marr-influenced guitar lines to the deceptively dark lyrics wrapped in pop melodies.

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Songs in this episode

  • Intro - Love
  • 20:28 - On Earth
  • 23:10 - I Feel
  • 26:39 - God Made Me
  • 29:57 - What Do You Think
  • 32:23 - Love
  • Outro - Love

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