1x CDStudio Album

Just The Blues Sped Up

Sneeze

Australia·Original Year: 2004

Release Date

2004

Catalog #

hac109

Tracks

20

Duration

51:45

Barcode

9 324690 012114

Format

1x CD
Sources:Discogs

Tracklist

  1. 1

    On Again, Off Again

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    3:09
  2. 2

    Off Again, On Again

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    3:29
  3. 3

    Might As Well Chalk It Up

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    0:53
  4. 4

    (Take The) Headache Over Heartache

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    3:08
  5. 5

    (When We Were Kids We Played) Dress Ups

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    4:50
  6. 6

    The Play Up

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    2:09
  7. 7

    That Man's My Weakness

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    3:31
  8. 8

    Too Much... Information

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    1:10
  9. 9

    When Honey Snaps

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    2:58
  10. 10

    Svÿchers Dü

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    3:59
  11. 11

    Loud & True

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    1:43
  12. 12

    A Walk In The Park (Parts 1&2)

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    2:38
  13. 13

    Ain't That Kinda Party

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    1:20
  14. 14

    Jimmyjimmyjanejane

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    1:14
  15. 15

    Heaven Tonite

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    2:43
  16. 16

    High Heels

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    2:05
  17. 17

    Singles Club

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    1:38
  18. 18

    Climbing Chester Street

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    1:33
  19. 19

    Going Skiing, Pretty Weird

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    3:55
  20. 20

    If It's Catchy It Means You Stole It

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    3:40
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Questions about the credits

Who produced Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze?
Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze was produced by Sneeze.
Who wrote Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze?
The writing on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze is credited to Nic Dalton, Simon Gibson, Tom Morgan, Bill Gibson, Caroline Pegram, Cameron Bruce, Lara Meyerratken, Ben Whitten, Russell Hopkinson, Danielle Buhagiar, and Paula Bray.
Who performed vocals on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze?
Vocals on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze were performed by Leticia Nischang, Tom Morgan, Nic Dalton, Bill Gibson, Justin Hayes, and John Encarnacao.
Who played guitar on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze?
Guitar on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze was played by Tom Morgan, Nic Dalton, John Encarnacao, Ben Whitten, and Bill Gibson.
Who played bass on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze?
Bass on Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze was played by Bill Gibson, Nic Dalton, and Paula Bray.

Questions about the companies and places

Where was the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, which lists Australia as its release country or market, recorded?
The 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, with Australia listed as its release country or market, was recorded at Damien Gerard Studios, Iambi Park, Albert Studios, Troy Horse Studios, The Annandale Hotel, and Sandringham Hotel.
Which company pressed the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, which lists Australia as its release country or market?
The 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, with Australia listed as its release country or market, was pressed by SM.
Where was the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, which lists Australia as its release country or market, mixed?
The 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, with Australia listed as its release country or market, was mixed at Damien Gerard Studios and Albert Studios.
Who holds the phonographic copyright for the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, which lists Australia as its release country or market?
The phonographic copyright for the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, with Australia listed as its release country or market, is held by Half A Cow Records.
Who holds the copyright for the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, which lists Australia as its release country or market?
The copyright for the 2004 edition of Just The Blues Sped Up by Sneeze, with Australia listed as its release country or market, is held by Half A Cow Records.

Credits & Production

Credits

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