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- Bring It On
- - 50,067 plays
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Gomez
Released 1998

Get Miles
05:16
6,580 plays

Whippin' Piccadilly
03:12
5,777 plays

Get Myself Arrested
04:03
5,298 plays

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- 1
- Get Miles
- 05:16
- 6,580 plays

- 2
- Whippin' Piccadilly
- 03:12
- 5,777 plays

- 3
- Make No Sound
- 03:26
- 4,261 plays

- 4
- 78 Stone Wobble
- 04:22
- 4,454 plays

- 5
- Tijuana Lady
- 07:08
- 4,650 plays

- 6
- Here Comes The Breeze
- 05:29
- 3,822 plays

- 7
- Love Is Better Than A Warm Trombone
- 03:29
- 3,744 plays

- 8
- Get Myself Arrested
- 04:03
- 5,298 plays

- 9
- Free To Run
- 04:31
- 3,316 plays

- 10
- Bubble Gum Years
- 03:20
- 2,826 plays

- 11
- Rie's Wagon
- 09:07
- 2,777 plays

- 12
- The Comeback
- 00:44
- 2,562 plays

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album review

On their debut album, Bring It On, England's Gomez introduce their original take on bluesy roots rock. Unlike Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, this isn't amphetamine-fueled freak-out music but similar at times to Beck's acoustic-based work (One Foot in the Grave), with more going on vocally. The band has a total of three strong vocalists, who can switch from pretty harmonies to gutsy blues outpourings in the blink of an eye. The band manages to cover a lot of ground convincingly on Bring It On, which is unusual, since it commonly takes bands the course of a few releases to hone their sound. The three British singles released from the album are definite highlights -- "Get Myself Arrested," "Whippin' Piccadilly," and "78 Stone Wobble," the latter containing a beautifully haunting acoustic guitar riff similar to Nirvana's unplugged version of the Meat Puppets' "Plateau." All the praise that Gomez's debut received is definitely not hype. The album is consistently great, as proven by such tracks as "Tijuana Lady," "Love Is Better Than a Warm Trombone," and "Get Myself Arrested." ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide