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- Doubt
- - 83,157 plays
  - 40 favs
  - 25 shares
Jesus Jones
Released 1991

Real Real Real
03:06
5,622 plays

International Bright Young Thing
03:12
4,953 plays

Right Here Right Now
03:08
44,679 plays

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songs

- 1
- Trust Me
- 02:10
- 3,328 plays

- 2
- Who? Where? Why?
- 03:33
- 3,287 plays

- 3
- International Bright Young Thing
- 03:12
- 4,953 plays

- 4
- I'm Burning
- 03:20
- 2,729 plays

- 5
- Right Here Right Now
- 03:08
- 44,679 plays

- 6
- Nothing To Hold Me
- 03:19
- 2,650 plays

- 7
- Real Real Real
- 03:06
- 5,622 plays

- 8
- Welcome Back Victoria
- 03:35
- 3,187 plays

- 9
- Two And Two
- 02:53
- 2,153 plays

- 9
- Are You Satisfied?
- 03:52
- 2,345 plays

- 10
- Stripped
- 03:50
- 2,200 plays

- 12
- Blissed
- 04:47
- 2,635 plays

- 12
- Who? Where? Why? (The Chaos Mix)
- 04:37
- 228 plays

- 13
- Who? Where? Why? (The Crisis 12-inch Mix)
- 04:34
- 228 plays

- 14
- International Bright Young Thing (Phil Harding 12-inch Mix)
- 04:58
- 268 plays

- 15
- Maryland
- 03:39
- 279 plays

- 16
- Broken Bones
- 03:04
- 226 plays

- 17
- Info Psycho
- 05:28
- 210 plays

- 18
- Welcome Back Victoria (The DNA Orchestral Mix)
- 03:17
- 256 plays

- 19
- Real Real Real (Rhythm 1) ('Raw' Mix)
- 04:33
- 201 plays

- 20
- Dead People's Lives
- 03:06
- 219 plays

- 21
- Real Real Real (Rhythm 1)
- 03:05
- 226 plays

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album review

Jesus Jones' best album, Doubt, benefits greatly from Mike Edwards' improved songwriting, as well as a better idea of how to effectively fuse guitar-rock with samples and dance-club beats that hint at techno. There are slips in both areas -- a few songs float past without ever making an impression, and some of the fusions sound rather forced and arbitrary. But those moments are outweighed by the ample portions of the album that do work; the album's title is belied by the giddy optimism of the catchy number two hit, and best song here, "Right Here, Right Now," and other singles like "Real, Real, Real," "International Bright Young Thing," and the B-side "I'm Burning" are nearly as good. Easily the high point of the band's career. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide