Friends: Music from the TV Series
10/01/1995 | Reprise / Wea
Lyrics from Friends: Music from the TV Series
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All Music Guide Review
Friends successfully targets the same demographic of the television show -- twentysomethings that have grown too old for the noise and clutter of college life, yet reluctant to give up the commraderie (and, indeed, friendship) that stress creates. So, it's a collection of '80s college rock favorites (R.E.M., Paul Westerberg), '80s college rock founding fathers (Pretenders, Lou Reed), and '90s artists that don't really have that much to do with '80s college rock but they're mellow and inoffensive and appear to be genuine since they strum acoustic guitars. In other words, bands like Hootie And The Blowfish. So, most of the album sounds pleasant and upwardly mobile. Apart from the distracting snatches of dialogue, there is nothing to break the flow or engage your attention. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Friends: Music from the TV Series Track Listing
Credits of Friends: Music from the TV Series
- Gavin MacKillop
- Producer, Engineer, Mixing
- Ben Mink
- Producer
- Brendan O'Brien
- Producer, Mixing
- Michael Phillip Wojewoda
- Producer, Engineer
- R.E.M.
- Producer, Performer
- Marc Ramaer
- Producer
- Steve Rosenthal
- Engineer
- Stephen Street
- Producer, Engineer
- James Watts Vereeke
- Engineer
- Matt Wallace
- Producer
- Robin Goodfellow
- Producer, Remixing
- Katherine Delaney
- Design
- Marta Kauffman
- Executive Producer
- Gregory Sill
- Producer
- Paul Mitchell
- Producer
- Toad the Wet Sprocket
- Performer
- Barenaked Ladies
- Producer, Performer
- Grant Lee Buffalo
- Performer
- Paul Westerberg
- Producer, Performer
- Hootie & the Blowfish
- Performer
- Nick DiDia
- Engineer
- Don Gehman
- Producer, Engineer
- Paul Kimble
- Producer
- k.d. lang
- Producer, Performer
- Scott Litt
- Producer
- Joni Mitchell
- Producer, Performer
- The Pretenders
- Performer
- Lou Reed
- Producer, Performer
- The Rembrandts
- Producer, Performer












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