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Zutons
Tired of Hangin Around
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Tired Of Hanging Around
2. It's The Little Things We Do
3. Valerie
4. Someone Watching Over Me
5. Secrets
6. How Does It Feel?
7. Why Won't You Give Me Your Love?
8. Oh Stacey! (Look What You've Done)
9. You've Got A Friend In Me
10. Hello Conscience
11. I Know I'll Never Leave
12. I Will Be Your Pockets (Bonus Track)
13. Are We Friends Or Lovers? (Bonus Track)

CD Details

All Artists: Zutons
Title: Tired of Hangin Around
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony/Epic
Release Date: 5/3/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 4547366025026

Synopsis

Album Description

Japanese pressing includes the bonus tracks 'I Will Be Your Pockets' & Are We Friends Or Lovers?'. The Zutons make their long awaited return with the release of 'Tired Of Hanging Around', the follow-up to 'Who Killed The Zutons', which spawned five Top 40 singles. Produced by Stephen Street (Kaiser Chiefs/ The Smiths), 'Tired Of Hanging Around' finds the cosmic scousers developing their schizophrenic, 60s influenced beat-pop into a masterstroke of indie-eccentricity, blending all the quirky flourishes that accentuated their debut with a tighter and more concentrated agenda. Deltasonic. 2006.

CD Reviews

Evolution

Teresa M. Allison | kingman, ks USA | 05/25/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The very first song I heard from The Zutons was "You Will You Won't" from "Who Killed The Zutons?". I remember thinking 'these guys are nuts'. Yes, it was love at first listen. I have truly enjoyed that album and eagerly awaited the release of "Tired Of Hanging Around". I am happy to say it was worth the wait. The Zutons have grown, changed, evolved and managed to do so without losing their heart or humor. What's the point in releasing a new album if it sounds exactly like the last one? Right? Among the more notable tracks are "It's The Little Things We Do" and "You've Got A Friend In Me". The former is about a hangover and the latter is apparently a stalker. The entire album is wonderful, but those two songs stood out for me. Definately worth a listen or two or three..."