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| Category : Music » Pop |
| Added : 34 weeks ago |
| Size : 70.79 MB |
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| Hash : 579c6dba386391b9beb664250d9cde4d0220eb98 |
| Tags : Brady Bunch Meet Brady Bunch |
Artist : Brady Bunch
Album : Meet The Brady Bunch
Source : CD
Year : 1972
Genre : Pop/Bubblegum/TV
Encoder : Unknown
Codec : LAME 3.90
Bitrate : VBR ~238K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3
Ripped By : NMR
Track Listing
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1. We'll Always Be Friends (2:37)
2. Day After Day (3:07)
3. Baby I'm-a Want You (2:39)
4. I Believe In You (1:55)
5. American Pie (3:37)
6. Time To Change (2:09)
7. Me And You And A Dog Named Boo (2:47)
8. I Just Want To Be Your Friend (2:29)
9. Love My Life Away (2:37)
10. Come Run With Me (2:41)
11. Ain't It Crazy (2:07)
12. We Can Make The World A Whole Lot Brighter (2:24)
13. Just A' Singing Alone (3:04)
14. Tell Me Who You Love (2:49)
Total Playing Time: 37:09 (min:sec)
Total Size : 64.8 MB (67,966,643 bytes)
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Meet the Brady Bunch is the first album from the sitcom family and, with its light, vaguely hippie sentiments and music, it set the pace for all that follows. Musically, Meet the Brady Bunch isn't worth much -- it's all crass, cheaply produced pop music that was designed to cash in on a particular moment in history -- but it has value not only as a camp artifact, but also as evidence of how quickly the mainstream can co-opt and dilute the counter-culture. [AMG]
