The original Snowflakes and Twee giants The Field Mice,could have been The Stone Roses if they came from some northern ghetto and walked like a bunch of monkey's.
Of course The Stone Roses were obviously Twee shoegazing wannabe's on drugs,rather than sensitive young men and ladie(s) from the stockbroker belt running light on mental issues.
You all know I like a nice mauve ten incher in my hand every now and again,and this one is a classic of the Twee genre,with the occasional rocker tucked in there for good measure.
Even better than this mini-album would have to be the 5 or so singles that came out around the same time,including the rather groovy "Sensitive",which i guess is their signature tune Stone Roses album ender on 45.
Blissfully oblivious of the Madchester nonsense that would eventually kill The Field Mice and shoegaze off,of which,there was a lot about in '89 ,unfortunately;these nice young snowflakes, stuck stubbornly to their post C-86 indie pop and made a bucket full of sweet tunes for us,from a much better time to be alive.....No Internet full of nutjobs,True Patriots,Critical Race Theorists, or impending Facist takeovers or failed coup's back then. Maybe send a copy of this to mark the first anniversary of the Ukraine WAR,(packed with explosives?), to Mad Vlad....he really does need to relax a bit and calm the fuck down!? I'm really worried about the Cunts mental health....Honest.
"Snowball 10"er):
2.You're Kidding Aren't You? 2:30
3.End Of The Affair 4:14
4.Couldn't Feel Safer 3:47
5.This Love Is Not Wrong 3:21
6.Everything About You 2:30
7.White 4:48
8.Letting Go 6:33
Singles:
9.Sensitive 5:04
10.When Morning Comes To Town 5:14
11.Emma's House 3:37
12.When You Sleep 3:32
13.Fabulous Friend 2:53
14..The Last Letter 2:46
15.I Can See Myself Alone Forever 5:20
16.Everything About You 2:21
17.That's All This Is 3:16
