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New Miserable Experience (Deluxe Edition),Gin Blossoms

- New Miserable Experience (Deluxe Edition)
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Gin Blossoms
Released 2002

Heart Away
02:20
986 plays

Keli Richards
03:04
971 plays

Soul Deep
03:04
905 plays

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- 1
- Lost Horizons
- 03:19
- 2,506 plays

- 2
- Hey Jealousy
- 03:56
- 10,329 plays

- 3
- Mrs. Rita
- 04:25
- 2,400 plays

- 4
- Until I Fall Away
- 03:52
- 4,042 plays

- 5
- Hold Me Down
- 04:48
- 2,687 plays

- 6
- Cajun Song
- 02:56
- 1,644 plays

- 7
- Hands Are Tied
- 03:17
- 1,706 plays

- 8
- Found Out About You
- 03:52
- 8,199 plays

- 9
- Allison Road
- 03:18
- 3,778 plays

- 10
- 29
- 04:17
- 2,283 plays

- 11
- Pieces Of The Night
- 04:32
- 1,613 plays

- 12
- Cheatin'
- 03:24
- 1,705 plays

- 13
- Something Wrong
- 02:38
- 32 plays

- 14
- Slave Dealer's Daughter
- 02:30
- 24 plays

- 15
- Fireworks
- 03:03
- 20 plays

- 16
- Keli Richards
- 03:04
- 971 plays

- 17
- Just South Of Nowhere
- 03:26
- 757 plays

- 18
- Angels Tonight
- 03:32
- 1,010 plays

- 19
- Blues Eyes Bleeding (Outtake)
- 02:29
- 882 plays

- 20
- Soul Deep
- 03:04
- 905 plays

- 21
- Heart Away
- 02:20
- 986 plays

- 22
- Cold River Dick
- 01:14
- 720 plays

- 23
- Christine Irene
- 02:40
- 1,253 plays

- 24
- Number One (Outtake)
- 02:33
- 1,303 plays

- 25
- Idiot Summer
- 04:12
- 1,289 plays

- 26
- Back Of A Car
- 02:42
- 1,326 plays

- 27
- Allison Road (1994 Version)
- 03:20
- 1,558 plays

- 28
- Hold Me Down (Live)
- 04:44
- 1,181 plays

- 29
- Hey Jealousy (Live)
- 03:52
- 1,422 plays

- 30
- Mrs. Rita (Live)
- 04:07
- 1,140 plays

- 31
- 29 (Live)
- 03:55
- 1,245 plays

- 32
- Movin' On Up (Live)
- 02:48
- 1,241 plays

- 33
- Folsom Prison Blues (Live)
- 03:06
- 1,342 plays

- 34
- Pieces Of The Night (With Piano Ending)
- 04:20
- 1,160 plays

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album review

The Gin Blossoms were one of the more truly damned rock & roll bands to grace the pop charts in the early 1990s. The group was founded and spiritually led by singer-guitarist Doug Hopkins, who also wrote the band's best songs; by the time New Miserable Experience, the band's major-label debut, was released, Hopkins had been kicked out (his bandmates had apparently tired of dealing with his alcoholism). Shortly after the album's release Hopkins killed himself, and the band subsequently enjoyed the biggest hit of its career with "'Til I Hear It From You" (which, perversely, never appeared on a Gin Blossoms album, but only on the Empire Records soundtrack). The band dropped from sight not long after. New Miserable Experience remains the best and most representative document of the group's existence, a tight and lean collection of brilliant, edgy pop music. "Hey Jealousy" and "Until I Fall Away" are the two songs that leave the deepest impression, but the crunchy melodicism and lyrical desperation of "Hold Me Down" sticks with you as well. Two dilettantish genre pieces -- "Cajun Song" and a country weeper called "Cheatin'" (as in "you can't call it cheatin' 'cause she reminds me of you") -- provide the program's two low points, but even those aren't completely without charm. [The 2002 deluxe edition has an entire disc of bonus material.] ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide