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Under The Influence Of Alice - Music Inspired By The Classic Tale (2010)
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White Rabbit
2:32 |
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Don't Come Around Here No More
4:26 |
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Looking Glass Girl
4:57 |
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The Caterpillar
3:41 |
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Falling Down
4:56 |
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Wake Up (You Sleepy Head)
3:31 |
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Flowers
2:25 |
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What Is The Light
4:05 |
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Here Comes Alice
3:51 |
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Deep Dark Truthful Mirror
4:02 |
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Alice
3:31 |
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The Mad Hatter's Song
5:36 |
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Artist: Various Compilation: Under the Influence of Alice - Music Inspired by the Classic Tale (Barnes & Noble Exclusive) Genre: Rock Country: US Label: Rhino Records Catalogue #: R2-523567 Styles: Rock, Alternative, Indie, Post-punk, Psychadelic Released: 02 March 2010
Tracklist 01. White Rabbit / Jefferson Airplane (2:32) 02. Don't Come Around Here No More / David Moore (4:26) 03. Looking Glass Girl / Robert Smith (4:57) 04. The Caterpillar / The Cure (3:41) 05. Falling Down / Scarlett Johansson (4:56) 06. Wake Up (You Sleepy Head) / Clare and the Reasons (3:31) 07. Flowers / Emilie Simon (2:25) 08. What Is The Light / The Flaming Lips (4:05) 09. Here Comes Alice / The Jesus and Mary Chain (3:51) 10. Deep Dark Truthful Mirror / Elvis Costello (4:02) 11. Alice / The Sisters of Mercy (3:31) 12. The Mad Hatter's Song / The Incredible String Band (5:36)
Editorial Review: All Music Guide Under the Influence of Alice: Music Inspired by the Classic Tale collects 12 disparate cuts inspired in one way or another by Lewis Carroll†s iconic 1865 fantasy novel Alice†s Adventures in Wonderland. Beginning appropriately with Jefferson Airplane†s "†White Rabbit,†" which is followed immediately by a capable but forgettable cover of Tom Petty†s "Don†t Come Around Here No More" by indie soul singer/songwriter David Moore, Under the Influence leaps genres like an Olympic hurdler, leaving a vapor trail of goth punk (the Cure, Sisters of Mercy), alternative rock (Flaming Lips, Jesus and Mary Chain), celebrity pop (Scarlett Johansson), and English folk (Incredible String Band) that dutifully mimics the sensation of falling down the rabbit hole. Reverend Lee Power
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