Mary's Got Her Eye On Me 7. Collecting Smart Remarks' entire discography and including liner notes from Randy "Now" Ellis, the famed owner of City Gardens, Foreign Fields: 1982- 1984 is a must for fans of classic, catchy US power pop. A joyous, jangly power-pop album celebrating sound, created after its architect had a sudden and intense experience with temporary deafness. If you like Smart Remarks, you may also like: Echo (Origin 2009) 5. supported by 6 fans who also own “Foreign Fields: 1982-1984”supported by 4 fans who also own “Foreign Fields: 1982-1984”supported by 4 fans who also own “Foreign Fields: 1982-1984”Essential Releases: ’70s Jazz, Baroque Metal, Zulu Rap and MoreEssential Releases: Taiwanese Grind, Vaporwave Rock, Jazz Fusion and More Smart Remarks Foreign Fields: 1982-1984, released 17 February 2017 1. Foreign Fields by This is How we Fly, released 15 September 2017 Smart Remarks recorded their first single Was It Something We Said… in 1982, which spawned the power pop classic “Mary’s Got Her Eye On Me.” Often the opening act for larger bands that came through town (The Replacements, The Ramones, Joan Jett, Haircut 100), the band became the favorite house band at Trenton, NJ’s famous City Gardens Night Club. Foreign Fields: 1982-1984 by Smart Remarks, released 17 February 2017 1. Foreign Fields 5.
Stars In Her Eyes 9. Active Sky (Origin 2003) 4. Smart Remarks re-entered the studio in 1984 to record the five track EP Seriously Speaking with new bassist Steve DeStefano, which would become their final recording together. Landform (Origin 2005) 2. Tuscaloosa by Foreign Fields I heard about Foreign Fields from Pat Book’s SoundSalvationArmy. Roaring guitar-rock with hooks for days, Romero deliver high-octane power-pop guaranteed to satisfy.
Footwork 6. The Foreign Films Ocean Moon (New Songs and Hidden Gems), released 20 March 2020 1.
Ocean Moon 4. Smart Remarks recorded their first single Was It Something We Said… in 1982, which spawned the power pop classic “Mary’s Got Her Eye On Me.” Often the opening act for larger bands that came through town (The Replacements, The Ramones, Joan Jett, Haircut 100), the band became the favorite house band at Trenton, NJ’s famous City Gardens Night Club. Lifebook (Origin 2003) 8.
Under Your Spell 7.
Falling Shadows (Origin 2005) 10. He loves them.
Disappearing 6. Down On The Boulevard (Pinball Kid) 6. ships out within Smart Remarks began in 1980 with Todd Ellis (guitar, vocals), Chris Gordon (bass), and Ant Barbalace (drums) as an original punk/ power pop trio out of Bordentown, NJ. All Your Reasons Why 4. Includes unlimited streaming of If you like Smart Remarks, you may also like: Breeding Music 8. Odd Meter Grooves 7.
Katie and the Crystal Hearts 3. Foreign Fields 5.
A churning indie-rock meditation on relationships and personal struggle from the New Jersey band, propelled by powerhouse vocals. Hiphop 3. A Letter To Our Future Selves 8. Falling Apart (As It Seems) 2. Variable Step 14.
Mystic Science (Origin 2007) 3. A joyous, jangly power-pop album celebrating sound, created after its architect had a sudden and intense experience with temporary deafness.
Collecting Smart Remarks' entire discography and including liner notes from Randy "Now" Ellis, the famed owner of City Gardens, Foreign Fields: 1982- 1984 is a must for fans of classic, catchy US power pop. School friends and co-workers at the local Ocean Spray Cranberry factory, the band was influenced by early power pop bands like Paul Collins’ Beat, The Records, The Knack, and especially the Staten Island, NY three-piece Dirty Looks. 10 BPM 20.
ships out within Smart Remarks began in 1980 with Todd Ellis (guitar, vocals), Chris Gordon (bass), and Ant Barbalace (drums) as an original punk/ power pop trio out of Bordentown, NJ. Includes unlimited streaming of UK Garage 18. Melodic Patterns 17. Drum and Bass 9.
School friends and co-workers at the local Ocean Spray Cranberry factory, the band was influenced by early power pop bands like Paul Collins’ Beat, The Records, The Knack, and especially the Staten Island, NY three-piece Dirty Looks.
Reverse Velocity 3.