Circa 1995, most new rock bands still appeared mesmerized by the sounds that had originated from Seattle just a few years earlier. In other words, issuing an album that sounded influenced by the likes of the Cult and Mötley Crüe was about as far from expected as possible. But it appears that no one ever told that to Helsinki's the 69 Eyes, who issued their third full-length overall in 1995, Savage Garden. Not quite as "in your face" as its predecessor a year earlier (1994's Motor City Resurrection), Savage Garden includes several tracks that would have sounded right at home in 1988, including the melodic "Velvet Lunch" (which is an obvious stab at crossover success), as well as more rough n' rocking fare, such as "Tang," "Mr. Pain," and "Motor City Resurrection." With '80s-era rock suddenly back en vogue circa the early 21st century, bands like the 69 Eyes -- who were mining similar sonic territory years earlier -- suddenly appeared like trendsetters. [The 2007 reissue of Savage Garden includes three extra tracks, but they can also all be found on the reissue of Motor City Resurrection.] ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
Savage Garden (Bonus Tracks)
01/30/2007 | Cleopatra
All Music Guide Review
Savage Garden (Bonus Tracks) Track Listing
Credits of Savage Garden (Bonus Tracks)
- Mika Jussila
- Digital Remastering
- The 69 Eyes
- Producer
- Maikki Liuski
- Vocals (Background)
- Pate Kivinen
- Keyboards
- Marianne Faithfull
- Sound Effects
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