Zutons, Tired of Hanging Around - 40m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tired Of Hanging Around	3:34
2. It's The Little Things We Do	3:07
3. Valerie	3:56
4. Someone Watching Over Me	3:34
5. Secrets	3:16
6. How Does It Feel?	3:51
7. Why Won't You Give Me Your Love?	3:22
8. Oh Stacey (Look What You've Done)	3:29
9. You've Got A Friend In Me	3:57
10. Hello Conscience	3:27
11. I Know I'll Never Leave	4:57

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Review

The surprise success story of the "Scousadelic" Liverpool scene, on Tired of Hangin' Around the Zutons trump their debut with an assured, confident collection of songs that accentuate their skill for vintage R&B, white-man soul, and some of the best rowdy sax since the Specials strode the earth. Perhaps in retrospect it's easy to see why this band have struck the public nerve in the way the Coral and the Bandits never quite could. No spooked, surrealist pirate swashbucklers here--the Zutons' songs are grounded in the here and now, numbers like "It's the Little Things We Do", the sound of frontman Dave McCabe weaving an unsteady path from barstool to barstool with dwindling pay-cheque clutched in fist, or "Valerie"--a message to an ex-lover reminiscent of the tattered majesty of the Faces in their garrulous heyday. Much improved is Abi Harding's saxophone work, now capable of sensitive, jazzy undertones ("You've Got a Friend in Me") or sudden bursts of nutty, bandy-legged strut, and McCabe's soulful vocal is neatly bolstered by full-band backing vocals that add an enjoyably cabaret sense of drama to even the twitchiest blast of skiffle-punk. The sound of a band coming on in leaps and bounds. --Louis PattisonJapanese pressing includes the bonus tracks 'I Will Be Your Pockets' & Are We Friends Or Lovers?'. The Zutons make their long awaited return with the release of 'Tired Of Hanging Around', the follow-up to 'Who Killed The Zutons', which spawned five Top 40 singles. Produced by Stephen Street (Kaiser Chiefs/ The Smiths), 'Tired Of Hanging Around' finds the cosmic scousers developing their schizophrenic, 60s influenced beat-pop into a masterstroke of indie-eccentricity, blending all the quirky flourishes that accentuated their debut with a tighter and more concentrated agenda. Deltasonic. 2006.The Japanese Edition of the Sophomore Album from the Popular Mercury Prize Nominated Band was Produced by Stephen Street (The Smiths, Kaiser Chiefs). Having Grown to Become One of the UK'S Most Popular Live Acts, this Album's Release was a Highly Anticipated Affair. Includes the First Single "Why Won't You Give Me Your Love" and Two Bonus Tracks Not Found in Other Territories: "i Will Be Your Pockets" and "Are We Friends Or Lovers".

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