Album

Why Be Blue

Suicide

1992 · Electronic

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Why Be Blue by Suicide

Why Be Blue is a Rock album by Suicide, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Why Be Blue (2005 - Remaster)4:35
  2. 2Cheat-Cheat (2005 - Remaster)4:05
  3. 3Mujo (2005 - Remaster)4:12
  4. 4Pump It (2005 - Remaster)3:54
  5. 5Last Time (2005 - Remaster)3:37
  6. 6Play the Dream (2005 - Remaster)4:28
  7. 7Chewy-Chewy (2005 - Remaster)3:57
  8. 8Hot Ticket (2005 - Remaster)4:04
  9. 9Flashy Love (2005 - Remaster)4:45
  10. 10Universe (2005 - Remaster)4:00
  11. 2.1C'est La Vie (Live)7:02
  12. 2.2Johnny (Live)5:05
  13. 2.3Mambo Mambo (Live)6:20
  14. 2.4Rock Train (Live)8:37
  15. 2.5Jukebox Baby '96 (Live)7:42
  16. 2.6Dream Baby Dream (Live)6:58
  17. 2.7Night Time (Live)8:07
  18. 2.8On Fire (Live)5:12

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Art Rock
  • synthetic
  • menacing
  • nocturnal

Album notes

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Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Comes in a black tray jewel case with a 6-page fold-out booklet.
Recorded and mixed at One Take Studios, New York City.
Mastered at Absolute Audio, NYC.
Design, Munich.

Credits

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Performers

  • Alan VegaPERFORMER, COMPOSED BY, VOCALS VOCALS WRITTEN-BY , PERFORMER
  • Martin RevWRITTEN-BY , PERFORMER WRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER

5 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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