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| Released = [[October 19]] [[1999]] |
| Released = [[October 19]] [[1999]] |
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| Recorded = [[February 11]] [[1999]]-June [[1999 in music|1999]] |
| Recorded = [[February 11]] [[1999]]-June [[1999 in music|1999]] |
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| Genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Power |
| Genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Power pop]] |
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| Length = 42:06 |
| Length = 42:06 |
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| Label = [[Koch Records]] |
| Label = [[Koch Records]] |
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God Save The Smithereens is the seventh album by The Smithereens. Produced by Don Fleming, it was originally intended to be a concept album based on the idea of the world ending as soon as the year 2000 started. The album was released in 1999 and a two-disc version with rare demos and live songs was released in 2005.
Track listing
- She's Got A Way (The Smithereens/Tate)
- House At The End Of The World (The Smithereens/Akre)
- Everything Changes (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- Flowers In The Blood (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- The Long Loneliness (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- Someday (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesarios)
- The Age Of Innocence (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- Gloomy Sunday (Lewis/Seress)
- I Believe (The Smithereens/Tate)
- All Revved Up (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- Even If I Never Get Back Home (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- Try (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
- The Last Good Time (Babjak/Diken/DiNizio/Mesaros)
Personnel
- Jim Babjak – guitar, vocals
- Dennis Diken – drums, vocals
- Pat DiNizio – vocals, guitar
- Mike Mesaros – bass