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This is The Breeders. The essential tracks, all in one playlist.

This Is The Breeders

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Music to Review 11

BigDeal

STEVE ALBINI - 4

Aug 2019

A Tempo! A Tempo!

Per Sonare

Mehrklang

Phantom Of My Longest Day

Dogged

Idiom´s Palace

Beautiful Moon - Meel(Kim Deal Cover)

Small Craft On A Milk Sea

Small Craft on a Milk Sea

Complex Heaven

Nobody Loves You More

Wish I Was

Are You Mine?

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Engineered & mixed by Patrick Fockler. 
Recorded at EMAC Recording Studios & Osbourne Studios. 
Mastered by Rob Nation. 
Produced by Dave Martin, Cat Clyde & Patrick Fockler. 
Artwork by Oleander Fox. 
Vocals/Guitar - Cat Clyde. 
Guitar/Keyboard/Bass - Patrick Fockler. 
Saxophone - Zac Sedlar. 
Drums - Andrew Fockler. 
Bass on "Like A Wave' by Steve Clark. 

All songs written by Cat Clyde.

Mama Said

Kim Deal The Root Cover 03262016 (Morgan Nagler and Kim Deal)

The Root Cover

Likkle More Cover

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Approaching Taidu

Drift Study

Dawn, Marshland

Veckatimest

Dory

Fine For Now

Ready, Able

About Face

Cheerleader

Figures, a Reprise

Figures, a Reprise (feat. Daniel Caesar)

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Hard Place

Last Splash

Divine Hammer

Mountain Battles

Spark

No Aloha

Cannonball

Off You

Do You Love Me Now?

Safari

Jean Deaux - “Anytime” feat. @kehlanimusic & @romderful
Produced by ROMderful.
Mixed & mastered by Lanre of Classick Studios.

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Anytime (feat. Kehlani & ROMderful)

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Lyrics:
[verse I] Isn’t it funny
U talk so much behind my back
But then you hug me
Turning around, twisting the facts
but call me your buddy
Backhanded compliments
Blacksanded coasts
But waters too cold
Waves wild as ur arguments
[pre] Thought about it once
I don’t see the problems
You think about it twice
If this is worth the trouble
Think its you want
And what u want i got
Better take ur time
You better make up your mind
[chorus] Now I got all this bad blood
On my white shirt
But i keep it so i know
All the nice things,
Yes you turn them into
Something that their not
I know things are not like they used to be
Why cant u just be happy for me
Fighting this war
What is it for What is the point?
[verse II] Always holding back the blessing
and I really hate it
nobody&#39;s gonna steel ur crown
girl even if I´ll make it
Don&#39;t know why I&#39;m caught up in the drama
tryna fake it we slowly fading, fading
[pre] Thought about it once
I don’t see the problems
You think about it twice
If this is worth the trouble
Think its you want
And what u want i got
Better take ur time
You better make up your mind
[chorus] Now I got all this bad blood
On my white shirt
But i keep it so i know
All the nice things,
Yes you turn them into
Something that their not
I know things are not like they used to be
Why cant u just be happy for me

Fighting this war
What is it for What is the point?
Now I got all this bad blood
On my white shirt
But i keep it so i know
All the nice things,
Yes you turn them into
Something that their not
I know things are not like they used to be
Why cant u just be happy for me
Sick of this war what is it for?
what is the point?
[bridge] I don´t need your applause,
no what I want is a companion
I let u hear me out before I get rid off ur toxins
[pre] I know things are not like they used to be
Why cant you just be happy for me?
Fighting this war
What is it for
What is the point?
I know things are not like they used to be
Why can’t you just be who you wanna be?
Sick of this war what is it for?
what is the point?

White Shirt

Elliott

Au Costes à côté

Fatigué

Le Passage

Les chevals

Je me souviens de tout

Killer Inside

Bills & Aches & Blues EP1

The Dirt Eaters

Perhaps the first alternative rock supergroup, The Breeders’ genesis came during the Pixies’ 1988 European tour alongside 4AD labelmates Throwing Muses – when Pixies bassist Kim Deal and Throwing Muses guitarist Tanya Donelly opted to team up for an extracurricular side project. Dubbing the new band “The Breeders” – after the mid-1970s folk-rock group that Dayton-based Deal had earlier formed with her sister Kelley – they recorded a demo that promptly got them signed by 4AD chief Ivo Watts-Russell. The Breeders – now including The Perfect Disaster’s Josephine Wiggs on bass – spent December 1989 in Edinburgh, Scotland, recording their debut album, Pod, with renowned recording engineer Steve Albini behind the board. Released initially on 4AD/Rough Trade, Pod was a critically acclaimed college-rock milestone famously namechecked by Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain as among his very favorites.
Deal, increasingly frustrated by her inability to have her songs included on Pixies albums, restarted The Breeders in late 1991, enlisting her sister Kelley as third guitarist. The band made its 4AD/Elektra debut with 1992’s four-song Safari EP, though Donelly had by that point left the line-up to start her own successful alt-pop band, Belly. Upon the Pixies’ dissolution later that same year, Deal recruited drummer Jim MacPherson and The Breeders became a full-fledged musical concern, kicking things off with a bang by supporting Nirvana on their 1992 European tour.

The Breeders’ second 4AD/Elektra release, Last Splash, arrived in 1993 to universal praise and seemingly constant college-rock radio airplay. “Cannonball,” the album’s first single, proved a surprise Top 40 hit while also reaching #2 at Modern Rock radio. What’s more, the song’s rollicking video – directed by Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon and award-winning filmmaker Spike Jonze – virtually defined MTV’s alternative programming of the period. As a result, Last Splash received RIAA platinum certification for sales in excess of 1 million.

The Breeders and Elektra ultimately parted ways in 2004, but the band remains a potent and productive force, with additional albums and EPs released though the 2000’s.