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- Superstition
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Siouxsie and the Banshees
Released 1991

Kiss Them For Me
04:37
8,711 plays

The Ghost In You
05:04
2,942 plays

Little Sister
03:21
2,321 plays

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- 1
- Kiss Them For Me
- 04:37
- 8,711 plays

- 2
- Fear (Of The Unknown)
- 04:11
- 2,301 plays

- 3
- Cry
- 03:33
- 2,311 plays

- 4
- Drifter
- 04:44
- 1,904 plays

- 5
- Little Sister
- 03:21
- 2,321 plays

- 6
- Shadowtime
- 04:28
- 2,158 plays

- 7
- Silly Thing
- 04:42
- 1,848 plays

- 8
- Got To Get Up
- 03:17
- 1,789 plays

- 9
- Silver Waterfalls
- 04:24
- 1,997 plays

- 10
- Softly
- 06:01
- 1,725 plays

- 11
- The Ghost In You
- 05:04
- 2,942 plays

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album review

Superstition is a similar album to that of Peepshow, this time with more precise production and a lighter feeling to many of the songs. While Siouxsie and the Banshees albums like Tinderbox and Juju were dark affairs, Superstition's sound is representative of the pink of the album cover. A softer pop sound, mixed with the Banshees' penchant for minor keys and strange imagery. They manage to pull it off quite well on most tracks. "Fear (Of the Unknown)" and "Drifter" are classic Siouxsie stuff, and "Kiss Them for Me" gave them their first significant entry into the U.S. singles charts. But it's tracks like "Silly Thing" that hold this album back. This track manages to do what the Banshees had avoided all their career -- sounding like someone else. One of their most accessible albums, Superstition has appeal without losing its edge. ~ Chris True, All Music Guide