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The
Romeos started recording the album in March 2000. Basic tracks -drums,
bass and guitars- were taped at the Daltoon Studio by Eric Vanderlest,
which took two and-a-half days. They recorded the vocals and most overdubs
(organ, percussion, 12-string guitars, some acoustic and electric guitars)
at Club Romeo. For mixing, mastering and some overdubs (piano, guitar)
they returned to Daltoon.
Most songs on the album are about love, from the beginning (We fell,
Can't get enough) to the bitter end (I don't need you, Housefull of
memories) and everything in between. But in the end the message is positive
(Don't let them bring you down, Who told you). Also there's room on
the album for phenomenons such as crop circles (Doug & Dave), travelling
(Sitting in Ego's) and supermarketcheckoutgirls (She looks like Jodie
Foster).
Released by Monkeyman / distributed by Munich Records / Produced by
Smalltown Romeos / Executive producers: Kees Spruit & JW Roy
1.
Love To You Now 3'12
2. She Looks Like Jodie Foster 3'06
3. We Fell 3,00
4. Don'tLlet 'em Bring You Down 3'10 *)
5. SittingIin Ego's 4,46
6. I Don't Need You 3'28
7. Doug & Dave 2'35
8. Nana 3'45 *)
9. Who Told You 3'59
10. Housefull Of Memories 3,47
11. How Many Hearts 2'27
12. Can't Get Enough Of You 3'47
All songs were written by Eric van Dijsseldonk except for the songs
marked *) wich were written by Gabriël Peeters
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'She
looks like jodie foster'
First
single from the album 'Smalltown Romeos' available on Munich Records mrcds
813. The single also contains the songs Who told you (also on the album)
and the previously unreleased songs Tuesday Girl, an energetic rocksong,
and an acoustic live version of This Town.
'Love to you
now'
Second
single from the album 'Smalltown Romeos', available on Munich Records
mrcds 816. It's a special remix of the first track of the album, including
a new basstrack by newcomer Willem van Wordragen. The single also contains
the albumtracks 'How many hearts', in a beautiful acoustic version, and
'Doug and Dave'.
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