The Lemonheads – Come On Feel The Lemonheads

Name: The Lemonheads - Come On Feel The Lemonheads
Rating: 4.19 (42 reviews)

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Tracklist

A1		The Great Big NO Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
A2		Into Your Arms Written-By – Robyn St. Clare
A3		It's About Time Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
A4		Down About It Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
A5		Paid To Smile Written-By – Evan Dando
A6		Big Gay Heart Pedal Steel Guitar – Sneaky Pete* Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
A7		Style Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
A8		Rest Assured Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
B1		Dawn Can't Decide Vocals – Nic Dalton Written-By – Nic Dalton
B2		I'll Do It Anyway Backing Vocals – Belinda Carlisle Written-By – Evan Dando
B3		Rick James Style Vocals – Rick James Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
B4		Being Around Pedal Steel Guitar – Sneaky Pete* Written-By – Tom Morgan (2)
B5		Favorite T Written-By – Evan Dando
B6		You Can Take It With You Supervised By [Guidance Counselor] – Tom Morgan (2) Voice [Speaks] – Juliana Hatfield Written-By – Evan Dando
B7		The Jello Fund Written-By – Evan Dando
B8		Miss Otis Regrets (Bonus Track) Written-By – Cole Porter

A3 - written for Juliana Hatfield.
A6 - against violence.
B2 - written for Belinda Carlisle.

Barcode (Text): 0 7567-82537-1 3
Matrix / Runout (Side One runout, etched (SRC and TML-M stamped)): ST-A-939179-A 1-1 TML-M SRC
Matrix / Runout (Side Two runout, etched (SRC and TML-M stamped)): ST-A-939180-A 1-1 TML-M SRC

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Come On Feel The Lemonheads (CD, Album, Allied Pressing)	Atlantic	82537-2	US	1993
Recently Edited	Come On Feel The Lemonheads (LP, Album)	Atlantic	7567-82537-1	US	1993
Recently Edited	Come On Feel The Lemonheads (CD, Album, Club Edition)	Atlantic	82537-2	US	1993
	Come On Feel The Lemonheads (CD, Album)	Atlantic	7567-82537-2	Europe	1993
New Submission	Come On Feel The Lemonheads (Cassette, Album, SR, Dolby HX Pro, S NR)	Atlantic	82537-4	US	1993

stephen3000 Oct 12, 2024
I’ve seen multiple copies of this with horrendous damage to the outer sleeves I think a lot of them must have been next to each other on a shelf when there was some sort of catastrophic flooding event or something. Anybody have a clean outer sleeve they want to part with let me know!
zno74 Oct 1, 2022
This is an exceptional pressing. Quiet and dynamic. TML in the dead wax is always a good sign. RIP Doug Sax.
MEllODrOnE Jun 20, 2021
Edited 3 years ago

If you’re a Lemonheads fan you know they’re major label recordings always sounded really good on CD. They are recorded very clearly and coherently to where you can hear all of the instruments really well, especially the drums which often time give the Lemonheads songs something uniquely special, so it’s important they sound good. Lemonheads’ songs are usually pretty simple so it’s not like you need an audiophile version of their albums but this vinyl version sounds absolutely tremendous. It adds a super hi def quality to the music not heard on other formats and just opens up the soundstage filling the room with lush sound. This record must have been recorded to tape and mastered well specifically for vinyl because it sounds a step above.