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Thread started 12/03/09 10:36am

mikdev

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What is your favorite Wendy and Lisa album?

I am a big fan of Wendy & Lisa and have often wondered what other fans feel is their best album! For me, I like Fruit At The Bottom, however, I feel that I am in the minority on that one!

Sooooo.... I created a poll in hope that fans will give their 2 cents worth and chime in on which Wendy and Lisa album they love the most!

You can vote here: http://wendyandlisanews.b...-lisa.html

Feel free to leave a comment on the blog or here, if you want to explain your decision smile lol

If you are not a Wendy & Lisa fan, then please ignore this post. I certainly don't want it to get negative.

Thanks for your input!
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Reply #1 posted 12/03/09 12:00pm

Landonfunkmonk
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Fruit At The Bottom 8/10
Wendy And Lisa 8/10
Erocia 8/10
White Flags 6/10
Girl Bros 6/10
Something BIG Is Coming.
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Reply #2 posted 12/03/09 12:17pm

777Purple

Fruit At The Bottom
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Reply #3 posted 12/03/09 12:28pm

Wowugotit

If I had to pick one album, I would pick Wendy & Lisa (1987) as my favorite.
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Reply #4 posted 12/03/09 1:42pm

ernestsewell

Wowugotit said:

If I had to pick one album, I would pick Wendy & Lisa (1987) as my favorite.

yeahthat

Fruit runs a close second. But sometimes the first is just always the best. Great songs, great memories attached, etc. Fruit took a while to grow on me, but it's definitely up there now.
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Reply #5 posted 12/03/09 1:59pm

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Eroica Double CD.
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Reply #6 posted 12/03/09 2:35pm

pplrain

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none
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Reply #7 posted 12/03/09 5:04pm

Efan

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I love their first. "Everything But You" remains my favorite song of theirs.
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Reply #8 posted 12/03/09 5:26pm

Zannaloaf

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none


wow. really? Did you notice the part that said if you're not a fan ignore the post? Guess you just had to be even more of a predictable "fam".


I like Eroica - think it is WAY funky. And I really do love White Flags. Whole different feel to each.
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Reply #9 posted 12/03/09 6:54pm

VelvetJ

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Eroica without question. That album is perfection?

Hey squirrelgrease, what do you mean double CD?
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Reply #10 posted 12/03/09 8:04pm

squirrelgrease

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VelvetJ said:

Eroica without question. That album is perfection?

Hey squirrelgrease, what do you mean double CD?


I found mine at a pawn shop, but I believe it was only released in Europe. It's a 5" CD of the Eroica album and a 3" CD of bonus material housed in a double thickness jewel-case. If I remember correctly, a couple of the instrumentals on the extra disc were intended for a configuration of The Dream Factory or Crystal Ball projects.

5" CD (Wendy & Lisa)

Rainbow Lake – 4:42
Strung Out – 4:13
Mother of Pearl - 5:11
Don't Try to Tell Me - 4:43
Crack in the Pavement - 3:25
Porch Swing - 5:25
Why Wait for Heaven - 4:48
Turn Me Inside Out - 4:32
Skeleton Key - 4:12
Valley Vista - 3:44
Staring at the Sun - 4:20

3" CD (Lisa)

1. Minneapolis #1
2. Minneapolis #2
3. Eric's Ghost
4. C-Ya


Here is a reputable seller that has it for really cheap (compared with eil's $65 price): http://www.mattscdsingles...a_858.html

Oops... looks like it sold already Edit.
[Edited 12/3/09 20:13pm]
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Reply #11 posted 12/03/09 8:48pm

Vendetta1

Eroica.
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Reply #12 posted 12/04/09 5:14am

yankem

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Eroica !!!

You're correct Squirrelgrease (as usual !!! biggrin) about the second (mini) CD !
It's called : Lisa Coleman, Piano improvisations.
So cool !
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Reply #13 posted 12/04/09 9:50am

rlittler81

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Girl Bros. I love all their albums except for Ertoica, hasn't grown on me yet.
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Reply #14 posted 12/04/09 10:23am

mikdev

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squirrelgrease said:

VelvetJ said:

Eroica without question. That album is perfection?

Hey squirrelgrease, what do you mean double CD?


I found mine at a pawn shop, but I believe it was only released in Europe. It's a 5" CD of the Eroica album and a 3" CD of bonus material housed in a double thickness jewel-case. If I remember correctly, a couple of the instrumentals on the extra disc were intended for a configuration of The Dream Factory or Crystal Ball projects.

5" CD (Wendy & Lisa)

Rainbow Lake – 4:42
Strung Out – 4:13
Mother of Pearl - 5:11
Don't Try to Tell Me - 4:43
Crack in the Pavement - 3:25
Porch Swing - 5:25
Why Wait for Heaven - 4:48
Turn Me Inside Out - 4:32
Skeleton Key - 4:12
Valley Vista - 3:44
Staring at the Sun - 4:20

3" CD (Lisa)

1. Minneapolis #1
2. Minneapolis #2
3. Eric's Ghost
4. C-Ya


Here is a reputable seller that has it for really cheap (compared with eil's $65 price): http://www.mattscdsingles...a_858.html

Oops... looks like it sold already Edit.
[Edited 12/3/09 20:13pm]


I bought the Double-CD online. I LOVE the Eroica album also! The piano improvisatioms are pretty cool to listen to because you don't necessarily get to hear Lisa play piano very much. She is clearly in the songs but sometimes she gets drowned out. Sweet Suite on WFOWC is a good example of her great piano playing.
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Reply #15 posted 12/04/09 12:32pm

motherfunka

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Wendy and Lisa.
TRUE BLUE
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Reply #16 posted 12/04/09 3:25pm

violetblues

White Flags, to me by far the best and also most sophisticated.
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Reply #17 posted 12/06/09 4:12pm

VelvetJ

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squirrelgrease said:

VelvetJ said:

Eroica without question. That album is perfection?

Hey squirrelgrease, what do you mean double CD?


I found mine at a pawn shop, but I believe it was only released in Europe. It's a 5" CD of the Eroica album and a 3" CD of bonus material housed in a double thickness jewel-case. If I remember correctly, a couple of the instrumentals on the extra disc were intended for a configuration of The Dream Factory or Crystal Ball projects.

5" CD (Wendy & Lisa)

Rainbow Lake – 4:42
Strung Out – 4:13
Mother of Pearl - 5:11
Don't Try to Tell Me - 4:43
Crack in the Pavement - 3:25
Porch Swing - 5:25
Why Wait for Heaven - 4:48
Turn Me Inside Out - 4:32
Skeleton Key - 4:12
Valley Vista - 3:44
Staring at the Sun - 4:20

3" CD (Lisa)

1. Minneapolis #1
2. Minneapolis #2
3. Eric's Ghost
4. C-Ya


Here is a reputable seller that has it for really cheap (compared with eil's $65 price): http://www.mattscdsingles...a_858.html

Oops... looks like it sold already Edit.
[Edited 12/3/09 20:13pm]


Thanks for that info Squirrelgrease, thanks for the info. I will keep an eye out from now on.
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Reply #18 posted 12/06/09 5:36pm

fantasticjoy

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Efan said:

I love their first. "Everything But You" remains my favorite song of theirs.

Me too.
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Reply #19 posted 12/06/09 11:00pm

godyssey

Never bought an album but I love the song and video for Waterfall.
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Reply #20 posted 12/07/09 7:38am

Poplife88

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Eroica is def my fave. Its perfection.

I like the debut, Girl Bros, & White Flags equally. All 3 are great records.

My least fave but still great is Fruit at the Bottom.
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Reply #21 posted 12/07/09 1:44pm

lipstick

Their first album for me definately. It still sounds great today. Can u believe that album is 22 years old!! The album cover is cool too. Wendy & Lisa look real pretty.
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Reply #22 posted 12/07/09 6:15pm

Lammastide

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White Flags
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πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #23 posted 12/08/09 2:21am

Huggiebear

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Parade lol
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Reply #24 posted 12/08/09 6:49am

Lammastide

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Huggiebear said:

Parade lol

Ouch!
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Reply #25 posted 12/08/09 6:52am

vivid

Wendy & Lisa

Great songs and in terms of the production - one of my favourite albums ever.
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Reply #26 posted 12/08/09 7:06am

Alliasan

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My fave right now is "White Flags", but I have to say "Eroica" was - by far - the most groundbreaking.

Before Lilith Fair, before Sheryl Crow, before Sarah Mc. or Alanis - before that type of women's alternative music had ever come to form, there was Eroica. While it never acheived mass popularity, it was extremely well known among a certain set of engineers, artists and producers, and I think its impact on the next decade of music has been vastly under-estimated in the pop music press.
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Reply #27 posted 12/09/09 11:36am

Poplife88

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Alliasan said:

My fave right now is "White Flags", but I have to say "Eroica" was - by far - the most groundbreaking.

Before Lilith Fair, before Sheryl Crow, before Sarah Mc. or Alanis - before that type of women's alternative music had ever come to form, there was Eroica. While it never acheived mass popularity, it was extremely well known among a certain set of engineers, artists and producers, and I think its impact on the next decade of music has been vastly under-estimated in the pop music press.



clapping Well said!
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Reply #28 posted 12/09/09 4:25pm

Zannaloaf

Alliasan said:

My fave right now is "White Flags", but I have to say "Eroica" was - by far - the most groundbreaking.

Before Lilith Fair, before Sheryl Crow, before Sarah Mc. or Alanis - before that type of women's alternative music had ever come to form, there was Eroica. While it never acheived mass popularity, it was extremely well known among a certain set of engineers, artists and producers, and I think its impact on the next decade of music has been vastly under-estimated in the pop music press.


totally agree.
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Reply #29 posted 12/11/09 2:39pm

carlcranshaw

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Eroica
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