On their 1999 album Dance The Devil, Dublin's Frames craft more of the passionate rock that has made them popular in their homeland. Songs like "Pavement Tune" are catchy and focused, making this collection their best to date.
A recent concert but an old song. I think it was written around the time of Binzer leaving the band. Unless I'm mistaken, this used to be 'about arriving at a wall and just turning around and walking the whole way around the world until you're on the other side'. "Hold your head up high right through the doubt."
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A recent concert but an old song. I think it was written around the time of Binzer leaving the band. Unless I'm mistaken, this used to be 'about arriving at a wall and just turning around and walking the whole way around the world until you're on the other side'. "Hold your head up high right through the doubt."
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| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
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| 1 Perfect Opening Line |
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| 2 Seven Day Mile |
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| 3 Pavement Tune |
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| 4 Plateau |
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| 5 Star Star** |
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| 6 The Stars Are Underground |
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| 7 God Bless Mom |
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| 8 Rent Day Blues |
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| 9 Hollocaine |
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| 10 Neath the Beeches |
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| 11 Dance the Devil Back into His Hole |
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