Fruitcake (Eraserheads Album)
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| Studio album by The Eraserheads | ||
| Released | 1996 | |
| Genre | Alternative rock/pop | |
| Label | BMG Records | |
| Producer(s) | Robin Rivera | |
| The Eraserheads chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cutterpillow (1995) |
Fruitcake (1996) |
Sticker Happy (1997) |
Fruitcake is the fourth commercial album of the Eraserheads, released in 1996 by BMG Records (Pilipinas). It is also the official Christmas album and accompanied by a separate storybook, also called Fruitcake.
The release of Fruitcake is preceded by the release of a limited EP version, also called Fruitcake. The EP version contains only three songs, including a different version of the song Fruitcake and another song called Christmas Alphabet which is not found in the official Fruitcake album.
[edit] CD Track listing
- Fruitcake
- Shadow
- Flat Tire
- Shadow Boxes Accountants
- Gatekeeper
- Old Fashioned Christmas Carol
- Styrosnow
- Trip to Jerusalem
- Shadow Reads The News Today, Oh Boy
- Fruit Fairy
- The Fabulous Baker Boy
- Lord Of The Rhum
- Lightyears
- Christmas Ball
- Mono Virus
- shadow@buttholesurfs.com
- Rise and Shine
- Santa Ain't Comin' No Mo'
- Christmas Party
- Hitchin' A Ride
- Christmas Morning
- Merry Christmas Everybody Happy New Year Too
[edit] Trivia
- Prior to the song Fruit Cake, the first song, the album starts with a seemingly gibberish opening theme. But it's actually Merry Christmas Everybody Happy New Year Too played in reverse.
- This is the only album of the Eraserheads that doesn't contain songs sang in Tagalog.
- Shadow Boxes Accountants, Shadow Reads The News Today, Oh Boy and shadow@buttholesurfs.com are piano instrumentals by Buddy Zabala.
- Among the albums of the Eraserheads, this one has the most songs.
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