Spilt Milk, Jellyfish, Music CD

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Spilt Milk


1	Hush 2:10
2	Joining a Fan Club 4:03
3	Sebrina, Paste and Plato 2:23
4	New Mistake 4:03
5	Glutton of Sympathy 3:49
6	The Ghost at Number One 3:37
7	Bye Bye Bye 4:02
8	All Is Forgiven 4:10
9	Russian Hill 4:45
10	He's My Best Friend 3:44
11	Too Much, Too Little, Too Late 3:15
12	Brighter Day 6:12

Biography

Editorial Reviews

For their second album, Jellyfish replaced the departed Jason Falkner with Tim Smith on bass. Jon Brion also came aboard with Lyle Workman to add to lead singer Andy Sturmer's guitar work. With Sturmer and keyboard player Roger Manning in place, however, Jellyfish managed to outdo their impressive debut with 1993's Spilt Milk. Spilt Milk expands on the sound of Bellybutton and is much more a studio creation than its predecessor. Dreamy vocal harmonies, circus-like swirling organ passages, and crunchy guitars are layered in a manner that evokes the best of the Beatles and the Beach Boys. "Hush," the lead track, particularly recalls the Beach Boys with its luscious vocal harmonies, as does the pure pop of "The Ghost at Number One." And, as expected from this cast, the infectious, melt-in-your-ear melodies are accompanied with clever lyrics like those on the raucous "Joining a Fan Club " and the masturbation ode "He's My Best Friend." Spilt Milk is a flawless pop gem from start right through the unbridled optimism of the closing "Brighter Day." Tom Demalon, All Music Guide

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Spilt Milk


1	Hush 2:10
2	Joining a Fan Club 4:03
3	Sebrina, Paste and Plato 2:23
4	New Mistake 4:03
5	Glutton of Sympathy 3:49
6	The Ghost at Number One 3:37
7	Bye Bye Bye 4:02
8	All Is Forgiven 4:10
9	Russian Hill 4:45
10	He's My Best Friend 3:44
11	Too Much, Too Little, Too Late 3:15
12	Brighter Day 6:12

All Music Guide

For their second album, Jellyfish replaced the departed Jason Falkner with Tim Smith on bass. Jon Brion also came aboard with Lyle Workman to add to lead singer Andy Sturmer's guitar work. With Sturmer and keyboard player Roger Manning in place, however, Jellyfish managed to outdo their impressive debut with 1993's Spilt Milk. Spilt Milk expands on the sound of Bellybutton and is much more a studio creation than its predecessor. Dreamy vocal harmonies, circus-like swirling organ passages, and crunchy guitars are layered in a manner that evokes the best of the Beatles and the Beach Boys. "Hush," the lead track, particularly recalls the Beach Boys with its luscious vocal harmonies, as does the pure pop of "The Ghost at Number One." And, as expected from this cast, the infectious, melt-in-your-ear melodies are accompanied with clever lyrics like those on the raucous "Joining a Fan Club " and the masturbation ode "He's My Best Friend." Spilt Milk is a flawless pop gem from start right through the unbridled optimism of the closing "Brighter Day." Tom Demalon

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 02/09/1993
Label: VIRGIN RECORDS US
Catalog No.: 86459
UPC: 077778645924
Sales Rank: 29,433

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Jellyfish		Primary Artist
Jon Brion		Guitar
Andy Sturmer		Guitar, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals
Lyle Workman		Guitar
(Ex) Cat Heads		Guitar
Roger Manning		Keyboards, Vocals
Tim Smith		Bass, Vocals

Technical Credits
Jellyfish		Art Direction
Albhy Galuten		Producer
Jack Joseph Puig		Producer, Engineer
Doug Sax		Mastering
Andy Sturmer		Producer
Mick Haggerty		Art Direction
Roger Manning		Producer