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The La's|1984-1986 Breakloose (Remastered with Bonus Tracks)

1984-1986 Breakloose (Remastered with Bonus Tracks)

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Breakloose is a collection of songs from a time when Lee Mavers shared songwriting responsibilities with Mike Badger. Fans looking for any hints of the majesty of The La's are going to be extremely disappointed with these 14 songs. It's generally a bad sign when an album's first/title track is as weak and poorly recorded as "Breakloose (Live)." A somewhat touching song that doesn't quite succeed in reaching its somber pop destination, "Open Your Heart" is the only track that displays any hint of the greatness that was to come for the band; it actually sounds more like the Clientele than the La's, except the song in no way evokes the timeless charms found on the Clientele's Suburban Light. The remainder of the tracks on Breakloose are a combination of obvious, unfocused throwaways. "Sweet 35," "Trees and Plants," and "Red Deer Stalk" see the band making goofy stabs at finding an original sound. "Trees and Plants" has an ineffective psychedelic rockabilly feel. "Night Walk" suggests the band was attempting a Joy Division sound, but there's no soul to the song and no Martin Hannett in sight. "Get Down Over" almost works, but it's far too monotonous to call for repeat plays. "What Do You Do?" is a bit pretty but not memorable. A fan of The La's isn't going to find much to like on Breakloose. "Open Your Heart," the sole sign of the band's later direction, doesn't merit looking into other early recordings by the La's. Breakloose suggests that the La's didn't reach their glory until Lee Mavers wrestled complete control of the band. That didn't happen until after all of these songs had been recorded.
© Tim DiGravina /TiVo

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Breakloose
00:02:34

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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2
My Girl Sits Like a Reindeer
00:01:28

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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3
Sweet 35
00:01:33

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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Open Your Heart
00:03:17

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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Trees & Plants
00:02:17

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer

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Red Deer Stalk
00:01:54

The La's, MainArtist - Fearon, Composer - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer - Timson, Composer

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Painting
00:03:08

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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Get Down Over
00:02:36

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer

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9
What Do You Do?
00:02:45

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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10
Money in Your Talk
00:03:17

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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11
Space Rocketry
00:02:07

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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12
Dovecot Dub
00:02:55

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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13
You Blue
00:01:51

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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14
Moonlight
00:02:51

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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15
Breakloose (Live)
00:02:50

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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16
Midnight Shift
00:02:00

The La's, MainArtist - Earl Lee, Composer - Jamie Ainsworth, Composer

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17
You Don't Say
00:01:48

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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18
My Girl Sits Like a Reindeer (Acoustic)
00:01:20

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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19
Cool Water
00:03:37

BOB NOLAN, Composer - The La's, MainArtist

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20
Night Walk
00:03:46

The La's, MainArtist - Badger, Composer - Mavers, Composer

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Chronique

Breakloose is a collection of songs from a time when Lee Mavers shared songwriting responsibilities with Mike Badger. Fans looking for any hints of the majesty of The La's are going to be extremely disappointed with these 14 songs. It's generally a bad sign when an album's first/title track is as weak and poorly recorded as "Breakloose (Live)." A somewhat touching song that doesn't quite succeed in reaching its somber pop destination, "Open Your Heart" is the only track that displays any hint of the greatness that was to come for the band; it actually sounds more like the Clientele than the La's, except the song in no way evokes the timeless charms found on the Clientele's Suburban Light. The remainder of the tracks on Breakloose are a combination of obvious, unfocused throwaways. "Sweet 35," "Trees and Plants," and "Red Deer Stalk" see the band making goofy stabs at finding an original sound. "Trees and Plants" has an ineffective psychedelic rockabilly feel. "Night Walk" suggests the band was attempting a Joy Division sound, but there's no soul to the song and no Martin Hannett in sight. "Get Down Over" almost works, but it's far too monotonous to call for repeat plays. "What Do You Do?" is a bit pretty but not memorable. A fan of The La's isn't going to find much to like on Breakloose. "Open Your Heart," the sole sign of the band's later direction, doesn't merit looking into other early recordings by the La's. Breakloose suggests that the La's didn't reach their glory until Lee Mavers wrestled complete control of the band. That didn't happen until after all of these songs had been recorded.
© Tim DiGravina /TiVo

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