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St. Jude [Special Edition] [Explicit Lyrics]

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  • Audio CD (7 April 2008)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Special Edition, Explicit Lyrics
  • Label: A&M Records
  • ASIN: B001675SHG
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (13 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 37,229 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Disc: 1
1. Aftershow - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
2. Cavorting - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
3. Bide Your Time - Ben Hillier, The Courteeners, Ferg Peterkin, Cenzo Townshend, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell, Neil Comber
4. What Took You So Long? - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
5. Please Don't - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
6. If It Wasn't For Me - Liam Fray, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell, Stephen Street
7. No You Didn't, No You Don't - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
8. How Come - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
9. Kings Of The New Road - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
10. Not Nineteen Forever - Stephen Street, The Courteeners, Tom Stanley, Cenzo Townshend, Neil Comber, Liam Fray, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell
See all 12 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Cavorting - The Courteeners, Tom Knott
2. No You Didn't, No You Don't - The Courteeners, Tom Knott
3. Acrylic - Liam Fray, The Courteeners, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell, Rob Kirwan, Gary Hadfield, Andy Savours, Doug Shearer
4. Kimberley - Liam Fray, The Courteeners, Daniel Moores, Mark Cuppello, Michael Campbell, Ferg Peterkin
5. An Ex Is An Ex For A Reason - Liam Fray, The Courteeners
6. Bide Your Time - Liam Fray, The Courteeners
7. Acrylic - Gary Hadfield, The Courteeners, Liam Fray
8. What Took You So Long? - Liam Fray, The Courteeners, Stephen Street
9. Not Nineteen Forever - Liam Fray, The Courteeners, Gary Hadfield

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'St. Jude' is the debut album from Mancunian indie four-piece The Courteeners. After signing to Polydor Records in 2007the band went on to support the likes of The Coral and hooked up with producer Stephen Street (Blur, Babyshambles) to create a record bursting with guitar noise and rasping, energetic vocals. Singles include 'What Took You So Long' and 'Not Nineteen Forever'.

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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars What Took You So Long, 11 April 2008
By Mr. C. J. Lawson "radiofriendly11" (Halifax) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: St Jude (Audio CD)
The Courteeners finally released their highly anticipated debut album on the 7th April. The backlash has no doubt begun after Liam Fray declared this offering to be up there with the Stone Roses debut. To be fair he had to big the album up but St Jude doesn't quiet hit the heights that the Stone Roses debut did. Although it is a very good first effort
I have seen the band on many occasions over the last 6 months and the songs have evolved a lot since I first heard them. This made the first listen quite difficult for me but once I got past the fact the songs had changed slightly I realised what a great piece of work St Jude really is. The songs really work well as a whole and the listener never finds themselves getting bored. The Courteeners have added layers of sound on various fan favourites which makes them sound a little weird at first.
The outstanding track on the album is "Please Don't" which has a girl group drumbeat reminiscent of Phil Spector's Wall of Sound recordings. One listen of this and the listener realises there is a lot more depth and sensitivity to the Courteeners than previously thought. This is again highlighted on the album closer "yesterday, Today and Probably Tomorrow" which is an eloquent ode to a love that the singer knows will never last. It evokes memories of Morrissey at his best and leaves the listener in no doubt that there is definitely more to come from the Courteeners.
Just buy the album and decide for yourself. I'm sure you won't be disappointed
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Hype is a fatal thing, 1 Jul 2008
This review is from: St Jude (Audio CD)
I heard nothing but praise for quite a while before i tried this. I kept hearing things like "It's not the normal indie music that is being churned out these days". But after a listen I realised that it is just that and what these people should have been saying was "It is the normal indie music that is being churned out these days".
Theres nothing special about it. Nothing fresh really.

This may seem like harsh criticism, but i'm not saying it's terrible, just that it's definately not new. If you're happy listening to the wombats and stuff like that, with no real experimentation, then you'll be golden here.
I think that this stems from the fact that I've got an odd taste in music, I started out listening to stuff like this, Oasis, Travis et.c, but eventually I moved to pastures new. I really like experimentation, if it's not a bit different it doesn't last long in my playlists.

To sum up, this is OK, but nothing innovative like the praisers would have you believe.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars a quality debut album, 21 April 2008
By J. saunders "jambo124" (up north) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: St Jude (Audio CD)
A lot of hype surrounded the courteeners debut album and it doesnt dissapoint.
Lazy journalists have been calling them the new oasis which is unfair, although they hail from Manchester and the lead singers names are the same, these are the only similarites between the two.
I think this album should be reviewed on its own merits and not compared to the likes of oasis or smiths etc, because you will always have people who are still living in the 80s and 90s saying they are not as good as these bands.
But let us remember it is 2008 and these bands have been and gone and it is now time for people and music to move on, dont get me wrong im a big fan (and always will be) of the roses,oasis and the smiths and must now say that the courteeners now fall into this category.

now for the album, unlike a lot of indie albums nowadays which contain about 12 songs which sound the same, this is different, a mix of raw energy, catchy foottappers which will stick in you head for weeks and well written ballads, this album offers everything.

I could go on and on about how good this album is but all i can say is give it a try yourself you wont be dissapointed.

oh one final thing if you can catch them live go and see them they are excellent.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Kings Of The New Road?
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