Gordon Barenaked Ladies

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  • Release Date: 07/28/1992
  • Sales Rank: 13,743
  • Label: SIRE / LONDON/RHINO
  • UPC: 075992695626
 
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Gordon

1LISTENHello City 3:22
2LISTENEnid 4:07
3LISTENGrade 9 2:53
4LISTENBrian Wilson 4:47
5LISTENBe My Yoko Ono 2:45
6LISTENWrap Your Arms Around Me 4:35
7LISTENWhat a Good Boy 3:52
8LISTENThe King of Bedside Manor 2:24
9LISTENBox Set 4:48
10LISTENI Love You 4:08
11LISTENNew Kid (On the Block) 4:12
12LISTENBlame It on Me 3:54
13LISTENThe Flag 3:53
14LISTENIf I Had $1,000,000 4:27
15LISTENCrazy 4:08

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Editorial Reviews

Gordon picks up where the Barenaked Ladies' famous demo "The Yellow Tape" left off and moves them into majors. Their first for Reprise, this witty songbook finds the Canadian five-piece to be a clever group -- charming, but not childish, yet the Barenaked Ladies are pretty close to overstepping the boundaries of silliness. The thing that keeps them in line is their sharp harmonies. Shared vocals between guitarist Ed Robertson and Steven Page are refreshing and upbeat, especially on reworked versions of "Brian Wilson," "Be My Yoko Ono," and the eternal favorite "If I Had a $1000000 Dollars." "Hello City" and "Box Set" are slick narratives, making for album standouts with its jazz-cool blend. Other shiny moments, such as "Enid" and "Grade 9," are humorous in reflecting upon adolescence, while "Wrap Your Arms Around Me" showcases the Barenaked Ladies' more romantic side. Through all the jokes, these guys are a bunch of suckers for love and such sensitivity is a great match for their quirky musical persona. Gordon is a great introduction to the Barenaked Ladies' sweet comic relief and it's sure to be a college rock mainstay. MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide

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New Band (on the block)by Anonymous

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January 03, 2002: BNL's first cd, financed by the prize money they won in a radio talent search contest! They employ so much humor into their songs. ''New Kid (On the Block)'' is so funny, and the Barenaked Ladies make so many allusions to so many things to spice this CD up. They are great!

The Bombby Anonymous

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July 10, 2001: This CD is the best! You have to buy it.


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