0:00 bad boyfriend 3:46 run baby run 7:44 right between the eyes 11:40 why do you love me 15:33 bleed like me 19:32 metal heart 23:35 sex is not the enemy 26:41 it's all over but the crying 31:21 boys wanna fight 35:38 why don't you come over 39:02 happy home
1. "Bad Boyfriend" 00:00 2. "Run Baby Run" 03:45 3. "Right Between the Eyes" 07:44 4. "Why Do You Love Me" 11:38 5. "Bleed Like Me" 15:33 6. "Metal Heart" 19:34 7. "Sex Is Not the Enemy" 23:35 8. "It's All Over But the Crying" 26:42 9. "Boys Wanna Fight" 31:20 10. "Why Don't You Come Over" 35:37 11. "Happy Home" 39:03
From this day on i try to follow the life lessons from the song "run baby run". I also like the message from the song "right between the eyes". A really good music and something to think about.
Everything you know baby is wrong and everything you had baby is gone,lm sick of trying, certainly things just happened when you make No plans,they can Break you down,fade to black im sick of trying,why dont you come over ,Walking my shoes,sick sick sick doing nothing ,sick sick sick saying nothing,so lets get loud
As polished and professional as it was, Garbage's third album, Beautiful Garbage, killed whatever momentum the quartet had as the LP commercially crashed and burned not long after its fall 2001 release. Subsequently, the band faded out of view, taking a long hiatus before regrouping in 2004 to record their fourth album, Bleed Like Me, which was finally released in the spring of 2005. Although it was released halfway through the first decade of the 21st century, it belongs to the midpoint of the last decade of the 20th century, sounding like a virtual Cliff Notes of the sounds, themes, and styles of the post-grunge '90s. As they beefed up the guitars, the band have toned down some of the electronica underpinnings that have been present since their debut -- they've not been excised, merely subdued, so this is still recognizably the work of a group that called their second album Version 2.0 with their tongue firmly planted in cheek. But Garbage don't just hark back to their earlier work on Bleed Like Me, they conjure all kinds of ghosts from the '90s, building "Sex Is Not the Enemy" on a Kim Deal bassline, while pasting together a guitar riff straight off of Stone Temple Pilots' Purple and a chorus from Elastica's classic "Stutter" for the album's first single, "Why Do You Love Me." Other sounds of the '90s flutter throughout the album -- the title track reaches back even further, as its cavalcade of misfits uncannily recalls Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" in its structure, sentiment, and melody -- while lead singer/lyricist Shirley Manson trots out a litany of doomed relationships, kinky sex, wallowing despair, teenage cutters, and hostile confrontations, all topics that were de rigueur for '90s alt-rock. Manson doesn't seem like she's pandering -- several songs appear to cut close to the bone, suggesting that she's been through a particularly painful breakup recently -- and neither do the band. They're all old pros and they construct their music well, so it's hooky and loudly stylish. Problem is, it's a style that's about ten years out of date. Bleed Like Me doesn't sound like a revival, it feels like it's out of time, as if the band doesn't quite know how to do anything else but sound like it's the heyday of post-grunge alt-rock. Since the band's drummer and chief sonic architect, Butch Vig, helped create that sound with the albums he produced for Nirvana, the Smashing Pumpkins, Sonic Youth, and L7, that's not a surprise, nor is it necessarily a disappointment, because the music is not bad. He and his colleagues remain talented, capable professionals, crafting an appealing, tightly constructed album that plays to the group's strengths. It's an enjoyable record, but it's hard to escape the nagging feeling that Garbage has painted itself into a corner: they haven't found a way to expand their sound, to make it richer or mature -- they can only deliver more of the same. While they may be able to do this well, it is nevertheless more of the same.
i think this album is AWESOME and the best of Garbage. i also love the newest album with "Magnetized". on this album, Bad Boy Friend & Right Between The Eyes are two of the best rock songs EVER!!!
![Garbage - Köln Palladium [April 3rd, 2005] FULL CONCERT](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rYJ1jNnGUu0/mqdefault.jpg)
Who's still listening to this iconic band/ album in 2023 ? ❤
2024 💔
0:00 bad boyfriend
3:46 run baby run
7:44 right between the eyes
11:40 why do you love me
15:33 bleed like me
19:32 metal heart
23:35 sex is not the enemy
26:41 it's all over but the crying
31:21 boys wanna fight
35:38 why don't you come over
39:02 happy home
vabvaab
Thanks for making this crazy world a better place:)
God bless you for that
thank you so much for this
Just found this band a few weeks ago.....obsessed,.... was raising kids in the mid '90s..... better late than never...
First Garbage album I ever bought, I was 12 and fell in love with it.
Jengirl92 same
I loved this Band since the moment that I first heard them!
Good taste in music brought me here.
Another excellent album. Never get tired of this group!
Garbage is like an ideal rock band kind of thing. And this album is perfectly exeplifying this statement.
1. "Bad Boyfriend" 00:00
2. "Run Baby Run" 03:45
3. "Right Between the Eyes" 07:44
4. "Why Do You Love Me" 11:38
5. "Bleed Like Me" 15:33
6. "Metal Heart" 19:34
7. "Sex Is Not the Enemy" 23:35
8. "It's All Over But the Crying" 26:42
9. "Boys Wanna Fight" 31:20
10. "Why Don't You Come Over" 35:37
11. "Happy Home" 39:03
2019 and Google still fails to add this basic functionality to the descriptions..
Listening in 2016. Good music like this never gets old on a saturday night
+Ale Rodz Never !!!! :3 ... be my bad boyfriend ♪
it is saturday night, it is 2016. we are listening :) party on fellow Garbage fans
:3 so nice ♥ still love the same "old" albums
2017. Saturday night. Hell yes.
Hey! steve revins
Gracias. Maravilloso! Garbage, una banda claramente infravalorada.
One of my favorite albums! Shirley Rocks!
From this day on i try to follow the life lessons from the song "run baby run". I also like the message from the song "right between the eyes". A really good music and something to think about.
Same here, Run Baby Run is one of their best both musically and lyrically IMO.
Disco favoloso. Visti a Vigevano in Piazza Ducale: grandissimo ricordo.
great band great album greetings from croatia
Garbage Forever!
Beautiful
super music,incredible
'perfect album
One of the best Garbage albums fo sho.
Uno de sus mejores discos,valorado hasta ahí nomas
How does a band go from Heaven is Wide to this boggles the mind
just great!
Beautiful! =)
Love the Phil Linott ‘boys wanna fight’ you’d better let em...
Fucking Masterpiece
so mortel!!!!
pretty good album
La Carrera de ellos esta bien con esos 5 Discos de estudio tienen su Legado Guardado.
Te amo garbage!!!
Gracias garbage
Te amo garbage ❤️🎵
Oh.
Everything you know baby is wrong and everything you had baby is gone,lm sick of trying, certainly things just happened when you make No plans,they can Break you down,fade to black im sick of trying,why dont you come over ,Walking my shoes,sick sick sick doing nothing ,sick sick sick saying nothing,so lets get loud
🎵❤️🎵🎵
Obviously, better than beautiful garbage.
5:15 close to "The Smashing Pumpkins"
Kojima brought me here.
60.484st
As polished and professional as it was, Garbage's third album, Beautiful Garbage, killed whatever momentum the quartet had as the LP commercially crashed and burned not long after its fall 2001 release. Subsequently, the band faded out of view, taking a long hiatus before regrouping in 2004 to record their fourth album, Bleed Like Me, which was finally released in the spring of 2005. Although it was released halfway through the first decade of the 21st century, it belongs to the midpoint of the last decade of the 20th century, sounding like a virtual Cliff Notes of the sounds, themes, and styles of the post-grunge '90s. As they beefed up the guitars, the band have toned down some of the electronica underpinnings that have been present since their debut -- they've not been excised, merely subdued, so this is still recognizably the work of a group that called their second album Version 2.0 with their tongue firmly planted in cheek. But Garbage don't just hark back to their earlier work on Bleed Like Me, they conjure all kinds of ghosts from the '90s, building "Sex Is Not the Enemy" on a Kim Deal bassline, while pasting together a guitar riff straight off of Stone Temple Pilots' Purple and a chorus from Elastica's classic "Stutter" for the album's first single, "Why Do You Love Me." Other sounds of the '90s flutter throughout the album -- the title track reaches back even further, as its cavalcade of misfits uncannily recalls Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" in its structure, sentiment, and melody -- while lead singer/lyricist Shirley Manson trots out a litany of doomed relationships, kinky sex, wallowing despair, teenage cutters, and hostile confrontations, all topics that were de rigueur for '90s alt-rock. Manson doesn't seem like she's pandering -- several songs appear to cut close to the bone, suggesting that she's been through a particularly painful breakup recently -- and neither do the band. They're all old pros and they construct their music well, so it's hooky and loudly stylish. Problem is, it's a style that's about ten years out of date. Bleed Like Me doesn't sound like a revival, it feels like it's out of time, as if the band doesn't quite know how to do anything else but sound like it's the heyday of post-grunge alt-rock. Since the band's drummer and chief sonic architect, Butch Vig, helped create that sound with the albums he produced for Nirvana, the Smashing Pumpkins, Sonic Youth, and L7, that's not a surprise, nor is it necessarily a disappointment, because the music is not bad. He and his colleagues remain talented, capable professionals, crafting an appealing, tightly constructed album that plays to the group's strengths. It's an enjoyable record, but it's hard to escape the nagging feeling that Garbage has painted itself into a corner: they haven't found a way to expand their sound, to make it richer or mature -- they can only deliver more of the same. While they may be able to do this well, it is nevertheless more of the same.
i think this album is AWESOME and the best of Garbage. i also love the newest album with "Magnetized". on this album, Bad Boy Friend & Right Between The Eyes are two of the best rock songs EVER!!!
GARBAGE!!!!!
And what the f#%& happened here? Unmitigated rubbish from a band with serious memory loss! Sad, sad, sad.
I blame the producer . The album is alright . If we had gotten more of the same that would of been bad .
Paul Rizvi , u are a idiot. Go listen to something that is simple and up to your slow a-- speed.
Paul Rizvi. No u are sad, let's get it right! Big dummy.
everyone has a right to their own musical tastes but,,,youre crazy!!