Tonic – Lemon Parade

Album Info

Artist: Tonic

Title: Lemon Parade

Year: 1996

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Tracklist

  • 1. Open Up Your Eyes (3:40)
  • 2. Casual Affair (3:32)
  • 3. If You Could Only See (4:21)
  • 4. Soldier's Daughter (5:03)
  • 5. Lemon Parade (3:41)
  • 6. Mountain (4:38)
  • 7. Thick (4:20)
  • 8. Wicked Soldier (4:31)
  • 9. Mr. Golden Deal (4:55)
  • 10. Bigot Sunshine (2:53)
  • 11. Celtic Aggression (3:26)
  • 12. My Old Man (5:52)

Review

Man, let me tell you about Tonic's incredible debut album "Lemon Parade"! Released in 1996, this thing was a game-changer in the alternative rock scene. The production by Jack Joseph Puig really brought out the band's tight sound and the awesome songwriting duo of Emerson Hart and Jeff Russo.

The album's packed with some seriously unforgettable tracks. You gotta check out "If You Could Only See" - it shot to number one on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks and stayed on the charts for 63 weeks! That's some serious staying power. And then there's "Casual Affair", which is just oozing with seductive vibes and rock-melodic goodness. And don't even get me started on "Mountain", this epic ballad that showcases the band's ability to craft some seriously powerful music.

The sound is all about blending those classic rock influences with some fresh twists. You can hear the Cream vibes in the guitar work on tracks like "If You Could Only See". Plus, the percussion, slide guitar, and backing vocals add this whole extra layer of depth and texture to the music. It's no wonder "Lemon Parade" went platinum, selling over 1.3 million copies! This album is the real deal, a must-listen for anyone who loves alt-rock. - Preston