Welcome to My Mind explained
Welcome to My Mind is the debut studio album by the American rock and roll band Hi-Fives.[1] [2] The album was released in 1995 by Lookout![3] It was nominated for a Bammy Award.[4]
The band supported the album by opening several shows on Green Day's 1995 tour.[5]
Critical reception
The Lawrence Journal-World deemed the album "a combination of archaic Brit-pop and ground-breaking punk."[6] In 2012, Spin called it a "near-perfect garage-punk-pop masterpiece."[7]
Track listing
- "Welcome to My Mind"
- "Transister Sister"
- "Seven Years"
- "Gone Gone Gone"
- "How Narvell Felt"
- "# "Moto"
- "You'll Screw the Pooch"
- "Love You Better"
- "Go Feral In Just 3 Days"
- "Angie"
- "Humping Away"
- "Let's Hear a Cheer"
- "Beauty Is the Mind"
- "Losing Sleep"
- "Out of Control"
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: Hi Times. Brendan Joel. Kelley. Phoenix New Times.
- News: Gill . Daniel . Hard-to-peg Hi-Fives playing at Moto tonight . The Florida Times-Union . July 17, 1997 . D4.
- News: Kava . Brad . HI-FIVES DESERVED FOR HUMBLE BAND . The Mercury News . December 13, 1995 . 1E.
- News: Charlie Hunter tops Bammies nominations . San Francisco Examiner . 16 Dec 1995 . B3.
- News: Kava . Brad . BEING SHOCKINGLY UN-PUNK SUITS THE HI-FIVES . The Mercury News . December 22, 1995 . Eye . 26.
- News: Bulgren . Chris . HI-FIVES HIT THE ROAD TO KEEP A GOOD THING GOING . Lawrence Journal-World . December 3, 1998 . The Mag.
- Web site: 20 Essential Songs From the Late Lookout! Records. May 15, 2012.
