Song order
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Play count
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1
Grace Kelly Blues
03:38
9,010 plays
2
Packing Blankets
02:07
7,338 plays
3
The Sound Of Fear
03:33
7,821 plays
4
I Like Birds
02:35
18,624 plays
5
Daisies Of The Galaxy
03:27
8,950 plays
6
Flyswatter
03:20
9,718 plays
7
It's A Motherfucker
02:14
8,037 plays
8
Estate Sale
01:39
5,232 plays
9
Tiger In My Tank
03:07
5,919 plays
10
A Daisy Through Concrete
02:26
6,025 plays
11
Jeannie's Diary
03:37
5,962 plays
12
Wooden Nickles
02:55
6,155 plays
13
Something Is Sacred
02:52
5,060 plays
14
Selective Memory
02:27
4,832 plays
15
Mr. E's Beautiful Blues
04:18
33,566 plays
album review
The Eels were always a vehicle for a songwriter called E, but by the point of their third album, 2000's Daisies of the Galaxy, they were his and his alone. The transition occurred on the previous album, 1998's Electro-Shock Blues, where E exorcised the demons that had haunted him since the death of his family (his parents from cancer, his sister from suicide). Such an intimate, tortured record is hardly the province of a band, and when the Eels came out of it, they were just -- E. When it came time to deliver a follow-up, E couldn't help but deliver a lighter album. Unlike its predecessor, Daisies of the Galaxy doesn't play as if the listener was invading E's private diary; instead, it feels as if one is rummaging through his sketchbook. And, like many sketchbooks, there are some moments that have blossomed and others that remain just an intriguing, unformed idea. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Date
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This was my first Eels CD, and since then, I have bought many more. Stand-outs on this CD are: The Sound of Fear I Like Birds Flyswatter It's a Motherfucker Tiger in my Tank Mr. E's Beautiful Blues