Sue Catwoman (The Flowers of Romance album)
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| Sue Catwoman | |||||
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| Studio album by The Flowers of Romance | |||||
| Released | July 30, 2004 | ||||
| Recorded | Lepakko, Odessa studios | ||||
| Genre | Punk rock/New Romantic | ||||
| Length | ca 80 min. | ||||
| Label | The Flowers of Romance | ||||
| Producer | Tony Blackplait | ||||
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Sue Catwoman is the first album by Vennaskond-related glam-punk band The Flowers of Romance (not to be confused with the English band The Flowers of Romance). The album was released in 2004 (see 2004 in music). The album was named after Soo Catwoman, a prominent member of the 1970s underground punk scene.
[edit] Track listing
- Sue Catwoman (Tony Blackplait)
- Leon Czolgosz Song (Al Vainola/Tony Blackplait)
- Riga My Love (Al Vainola/Tony Blackplait)
- Resistance (Villu Tamme/Tony Blackplait)
- The Return of Sid Vicious (Tony Blackplait/AC)
- Kun jeg er lidt med fugler (Ed Edinburgh/Rainis Kingu/Al Vainola/Tony Blackplait)
- Chimpanzee in the Night
- Girl in Black (Tony Blackplait)
- New York (Tony Blackplait)
- Blow the Candle out (traditional)
- May Tonight Be Extra Special (Tony Blackplait)
- Le nocturne parisien (Tony Blackplait/AC)
- Death in Paris (Al Vainola/Mait Vaik/Tony Blackplait)
- The Hard Times of Old England (Tony Blackplait/?)
- Yö (Al Vainola/Jarkko Laine)
- The System Is Evil (Tony Blackplait)
- The SlutsS (Anti Pathique/Tony Blackplait)
- Subcarpathian Pogo (Andrus Lomp)
- Better Life (Tony Blackplait/AC)
- Black Flag (Mait Vaik/Tony Blackplait)
- Bomb Iraq (Alfred B. Smith/traditional)
- Marianne (Al Vainola/Tony Blackplait/AC)
- Luigi Luccheni (Tony Blackplait)
- Don't Go Any More to the School (Tony Blackplait)
- Millennium (Al Vainola)
- Die Hymne der Europa (Ludwig van Beethoven/Friedrich von Schiller)
- Anarchy (Tarmo Vee/Tony Blackplait/Al Vainola)
- Streets of London (Ralph McTell)
[edit] Personnel
- Tony Blackplait – vocals, percussion, designs
- Al Vainola – lead guitar, bass guitar, synthesizers, percussion
- Bruno O'Ya – guitar
- Anti Pathique – guitar
- Catherine Matveus – violin
- Tuuliki Leinpere – violin
- Maarit Kangron – cello
- Rainis Kingu – percussion
- Kadi Ristal – marching percussion
- Andrus Lomp – vocals, percussion
- Reginleif Trubetsky – back vocals
- Kaupo Kaldmäe – sound
- Tom Blackplait – nothing
[edit] Charts
Singles - Radio Naba Top 25 (Latvia)
| Year | Single | Chart | Position |
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| 2005 | "The Hard Times of Old England" | Pop Singles | 7 |
[edit] References
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