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A Life of Surprises - The Best of Prefab Sprout

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Download links and information about A Life of Surprises - The Best of Prefab Sprout by Prefab Sprout. This album was released in 1992 and it belongs to Rock, New Wave, Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 01:05:23 minutes.

Artist: Prefab Sprout
Release date: 1992
Genre: Rock, New Wave, Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 16
Duration: 01:05:23
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The King of Rock 'n' Roll 4:22
2. When Love Breaks Down 4:08
3. The Sound of Crying 4:44
4. Faron Young 3:47
5. Carnival 2000 3:21
6. Goodbye Lucille #1 4:27
7. I Remember That 4:15
8. Cruel 4:18
9. Cars and Girls 4:26
10. We Let the Stars Go 3:34
11. Life of Surprises 4:04
12. Appetite 3:56
13. If You Don't Love Me 3:43
14. Wild Horses 3:41
15. Hey Manhattan! 4:46
16. All the World Loves Lovers 3:51

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Prefab Sprout never caught on beyond college radio in the United States. Their gentle whisper of jazz-tinged synth-pop with subtle lyrical shadings never resonated with the masses in the heartland. But throughout the ‘80s and sporadically in the ‘90s, Sprout issued recordings that remain among the era’s most intriguing. Paddy McAloon’s soulful croon matched with ominous backing vocals and keyboard-guitar weaves made for a distinctive sound. This collection covers the group up to ‘90’s masterful Jordan: The Comeback. “When Love Breaks Down” defines the style as McAloon spies love and romance with a jaundiced eye. Their biggest U.K. hit, “The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll” pumps with the ebullience and absurdity of great pop music. “Cars and Girls” pokes fun at Bruce Springsteen and his eternal themes. “Hey Manhattan!” looks at the upside and downside of the legendary isle. “We Let the Stars Go” continues singer Paddy McAloon’s obsession with love and the galaxies. “The Sound of Crying” and “If You Don’t Love Me” make their first album appearance.