Biggest Bluest Hi Fi
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Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi is the debut LP from the indie pop band Camera Obscura. It was released in 2001 by Andmoresound and in 2002 by Elefant, then re-released in 2004 by Merge.
[edit] Reception
Writing for Allmusic, critic Tim Sendra praised the album, writing "makes a strong case for Camera Obscura as one of the best indie pop bands to come down the pike since, well, Belle & Sebastian."[1] Marc Hogan of Pitchfork Media called it "charmingly understated".[2]
[edit] Track listings
[edit] 2001 release
- "Happy New Year"
- "Eighties Fan"
- "Houseboat"
- "Pen and Notebook"
- "Swimming Pool"
- "Anti-Western"
- "I Don't Do Crowds"
- "The Sun on His Back"
- "Double Feature"
- "Arrangements of Shapes and Space"
[edit] 2002 and 2004 re-releases
- "Happy New Year"
- "Eighties Fan"
- "Houseboat"
- "Shine Like a New Pin"
- "Pen and Notebook"
- "Swimming Pool"
- "Anti-Western"
- "Let's Go Bowling"
- "I Don't Do Crowds"
- "The Sun on His Back"
- "Double Feature"
- "Arrangements of Shapes and Space"
[edit] References
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- Tracyanne Campbell
- Carey Lander
- Kenny McKeeve
- Gavin Dunbar
- Lee Thomson
- Tim Cronin
- Nigel Baillie
- John Henderson
- Richard Colburn
- David Skirving
- Lindsay Boyd
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| Studio albums |
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| EPs |
- Rare UK Bird (1999) Japan only release
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| Singles |
- "Park and Ride"
- "Your Sound"
- "Eighties Fan"
- "Teenager"
- "Keep It Clean"
- "I Love My Jean"
- "Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken"
- "Let's Get Out of This Country"
- "If Looks Could Kill"
- "Tears for Affairs"
- "French Navy"
- "Honey in the Sun"
- "The Sweetest Thing"
- "The Blizzard" / "Swans"
- "The Nights Are Cold"
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