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Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. My Brother Woody
2. I Found Love
3. Kijes Ouija
4. Love Me
5. Starlight
6. One By One
7. 2002 A Hit Song
8. Dont Cry Baby
9. Childrens Waltz
10. Howdjadoo (Fly Me Down)
11. Never Tell The World
12. Bubbles
13. Now Is The Time
14. Daniel Dolphin
15. Friendly Man
16. You Could Be Born Again
17. Im A Yogi
18. A Leaf Has Veins
19. Felt So Good
20. Love You

CD Details

All Artists: Free Design
Title: Bubbles
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 3/23/2004
Genre: Pop
Styles: Easy Listening, Oldies, Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 8430217010684

Synopsis

Album Description

1998 release for the criminally under appreciated sunshine pop act who inspired hipster favorites Cornelius, Pizzicato Five & Louis Philippe. Tracks, 'My Brother Woody', 'I Found Love', 'Kije's Ouija', 'Love Me', 'Starlight', 'One By One', '2002 A Hit Song', 'Don't Cry Baby', 'Children's Waltz', 'Howdjadoo (Fly Me Down)', 'Never Tell The World', 'Bubbles', 'Now Is The Time', 'Daniel Dolphin', 'Friendly Man', 'You Could Be Born Again', 'I'm A Yogi', 'A Leaf Has Veins', 'Felt So Good' & 'Love You'. Digipak.

CD Reviews

Lost treasures from the Free Design

W. Davidson | Melbourne, Australia | 01/05/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This was the first of the excellent Free Design compilations (followed by "Raindrops" and "Umbrellas") released by the delightful Spanish CD label "Siesta". It is of course, *essential*.There's just too much great pop on this CD - 2002 A Hit Song is a knockout (as I write this there's still time for the FD to realise the elusive hit single for 2002!), there's My Brother Woody, the dynamic Now Is The Time and Felt So Good reminds me a bit of those 60's musicals like 'Godspell' and 'Pippin' only better - all trumpets blaring and groovy pop.There's only two cover versions on this CD (Howjadoo and Never Tell The World) all other songs are by The Free Design mastermind Chris Dedrick. This CD also contains my all-time favourite FD song I'm A Yogi, wonderful popstuff complete with sitars, phasers and hippy trippy lyrics.

There's so much more, also the songs just grow and grow on you (whether you like it or not so beware!). The FD have a Carpenters-esque vibe about them which is easy, easy, easy but rocks too!"