Top Db's Albums
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I Thought You Wanted to Know: 1978-1981
[2021]
[2021]
Falling Off the Sky
[2012]
[2012]
Christmas Time Again
[2006]
[2006]
Ride the Wild TomTom
[1993]
[1993]
The Sound of Music
[1987]
[1987]
Like This
[1984]
[1984]
Stands for Decibels (Bonus Track Version)
[1981]
[1981]
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A Better Place A Spy In The House Of Love Amplifier Any Old Thing Ash Ask For Jill Baby Talk Bad Reputation Bald-headed Baby Barometers, Thermometers Before We Were Born Big Brown Eyes Black And White Bonneville Change With The Changing Times Christmas Time Cycles Per Second Darby Hall Death Garage Dynamite Espionage Everytime Anytime Far Away And Long Ago From A Window To A Screen Girlfriend Happenstance Holiday Spirit Huey Dewey And Louie Louie I Can't Look Her In The Eye I Didn't Mean To Say That I Feel Good (Today) I Lie I Read New York Rocker I Thought You Wanted To Know I'm In Love If And When In Spain Judy Lines And Dots Little Hands Living A Lie Lonely Is (as Lonely Does) Looked At The Sun Too Long Love Is For Lovers Modern Boys And Girls Molly Says Morning Bugle Moving In Your Sleep Never Before And Never Again Never Say When Neverland New Gun In Town Not Cool Nothing Is Wrong On The Battlefront Rendezvous Ride The Roller Coaster Running Over Send Me Something Real Sharon She Got Soul She Won't Drive In The Rain Anymore She's Green I'm Blue She's Not Worried Soul Kiss (part One) Tearjerkin' Tell Me Two Times That Time Is Gone The Adventures Of Albatross And Doggerel The Death Of Rock The Fight The Wonder Of Love Think Too Hard Today Could Be The Day Ups And Downs Visible Man Walking The Ceiling (it's Good To Be Alive) We Should Be In Bed We Were Happy There What About That Cat What's The Matter With Me White Train Window On The World Working For Somebody Else World To Cry Write Back You Got It Wrong
Related Information for Db's
Along with Let's Active, The dB's defined the Southern power pop/jangle pop movement of the early to mid-80s. The band's music was a quirky blend of smart pop and psychedelia crossed with the more experimental side of new wave. Though they've never received widespread recognition outside of critical acclaim, they provided a key link between Big Star and 80s alternative acts such as R.E.M.. Their latest work is 2012's 'Falling Off the Sky', which has attracted serious critical praise.Formed in 1978 in Winston-Salem, NC, the original lineup of the band featured Chris Stamey (guitar, vocals, keyboards), Gene Holder (bass), and Will Rigby (drums). All three members had spent time in Stamey's legendary gro... read more
