THE
HOPES & DREAMS OF
A DRUNK PUNK
THE HOPES AND DREAMS... | |
mercelis march 1996 dureco | |
jef
mercelis nikolaas van opwijk oop tijl | |
contributing artists: raf mercelis, bart sučr, rudy trouvé, geert van bever... | |
01: let me come along 02: bathroom 03: this is no way 04: yesterday night 05: rain 06: alley 07: down & gone 08: punch & judy 09: work in progress 10: mr. weezle 11: the hope & dream... 12: eternity 13: overdosis |
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A rather 'classic' singersongwriter
album. Jef Mercelis wrote practically all of the songs and lyrics on this
album on his own, which is something that surfaces in the final sound of
-what is supposed to be- the album of a band. The songs are what make or brake such an album then, and as far as I can tell, the songs are not bad at all. Personally, this type of semi-poppy ballads, isn't my sort of thing, but it's clear this is a quality album within the genre. Now why is this album included in the rudy trouvé discography? Rudy mixed or remixed 8 of the 13 songs on the cd, together with geert van bever and/or jef merelis himself. This isn't why you should rush to your local record store and buy this record, but it would be in no way a bad addition to your collection anyway. |
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