Head Music
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| Studio album by Suede | ||
| Released | May 3, 1999 | |
| Recorded | 1998-1999 | |
| Genre | Britpop | |
| Length | 57:47 | |
| Label | Nude Records | |
| Producer(s) | Steve Osborne, Bruce Lampcov | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Suede chronology | ||
| Sci-Fi Lullabies (1997) |
Head Music (1999) |
A New Morning (2002) |
Head Music is the fourth album by Suede, released by Nude Records in 1999. The album was the first of the band's without producer Ed Buller. Instead, they brought in Steve Osborne to give the sound a more modern and electronic vibe, which the album most certainly has. All of the tracks were produced by Osborne except "Elephant Man", which was Recorded, Mixed and Engineered by Bruce Lampcov.
The album was a moderate success, and had generally mixed reviews from both fans and critics alike. It was the third album by Suede to chart at number one in the UK
- "Electricity" (Anderson/Codling/Oakes) – 4:39
- "Savoir Faire" (Anderson) – 4:37
- "Can't Get Enough" (Anderson/Codling) – 3:58
- "Everything Will Flow" (Anderson/Oakes) – 4:41
- "Down" (Anderson/Oakes) – 6:12
- "She's in Fashion" (Anderson/Codling) – 4:53
- "Asbestos" (Anderson/Codling) – 5:17
- "Head Music" (Anderson) – 3:23
- "Elephant Man" (Codling) – 3:06
- "Hi-Fi" (Anderson) – 5:09
- "Indian Strings" (Anderson) – 4:21
- "He's Gone" (Anderson/Codling) – 5:35
- "Crack in the Union Jack" (Anderson) – 1:56
- 1999 "Electricity" No. 5
- 1999 "She's in Fashion" No. 13
- 1999 "Everything Will Flow" No. 24
- 1999 "Can't Get Enough" No. 23
| Suede |
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| Brett Anderson - Richard Oakes - Mat Osman - Simon Gilbert - Alex Lee |
| Bernard Butler - Neil Codling |
| Discography |
| EPs Stay Together |
| Studio albums: Suede - Dog Man Star - Coming Up - Head Music - A New Morning |
| Compilations: Sci-Fi Lullabies - Singles |
| Related articles |
| Britpop - The Tears - McAlmont and Butler |