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Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Little Brother
2. Both Hands Full
3. 1968
4. Fake Do-Gooders
5. Benjamin
6. Last to Know
7. Aluminum Crowns
8. Watson on Your Side
9. Teenage Meth-Head
10. NC-17
11. Let Me Spin
12. Copious
13. All Bets Are Off
14. Dear Gabby
15. Cash Register
16. When You Were a Millionaire
17. I Am a Thing

1. Little Brother — 2. Both Hands Full — 3. 1968 — 4. Fake Do-Gooders — 5. Benjamin — 6. Last to Know — 7. Aluminum Crowns — 8. Watson on Your Side — 9. Teenage Meth-Head — 10. NC-17 — 11. Let Me Spin — 12. Copious — 13. All Bets are ... more »

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All Artists: Eames Era
Title: Heroes & Sheroes
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 1/29/2008
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 711574615223

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Product Description

1. Little Brother
2. Both Hands Full
3. 1968
4. Fake Do-Gooders
5. Benjamin
6. Last to Know
7. Aluminum Crowns
8. Watson on Your Side
9. Teenage Meth-Head
10. NC-17
11. Let Me Spin
12. Copious
13. All Bets are Off
14. Dear Gabby
15. Cash Register
16. When You were a Millionaire
17. I am a Thing

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CD Reviews

Ear Candy That's Not Too Sweet

Scipio | Chicagoland, USA | 06/12/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Who or what is "The Eames Era?" Apparently virtually nobody's heard of them - which makes me an expert, relatively-speaking. Here's what I know: they're an obscure band from Louisiana named after a post-war period of design and, according to the picture in the CD case, one of the members wears a kerchief. Also, they make some very good music.

Anyway, I heard "When You Were a Millionaire" on KGRL and thought it had an absolutely drop-dead hook. Frankly, it's the best pop song I've heard in a long time. So, I thought, "why not buy the CD?"

After a couple of spins I'll say that, while WYWAM is still my favorite, there are several other tracks that are really good as well. This is a very creative and talented group with a fresh sound. They're melodious, but not saccharine. They're edgy, but not too edgy. If I had to categorize them I guess maybe "power pop" would be it. (Can you really be a pop group before you're popular?) In any case, I hope they make more music of this quality and get the recognition they deserve. Right now I'm looking to get my hands on their other CDs.

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