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Girlyman : Somewhere Different Now (live)
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Genre: Folk: Alternative Folk
Release Date: 2008
Somewhere Different Now (live) Record Label: Girlyman Inc.
  • Buy CD - $15.00
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Kittery Tide 3:45 Album Only
This Is Me 4:33 Album Only
Hey Rose 3:34 Album Only
Tuning and Drinking 1:21 Album Only
Everything's Easy 3:44 Album Only
Introductions 0:23 Album Only
Speechless 3:17 Album Only
Cannons 2:58 Album Only
All Through the Night 4:12 Album Only
The Dong 0:15 Album Only
Young James Dean 3:25 Album Only
Evil Seagulls 1:24 Album Only
Storms Were Mine 3:19 Album Only
Wrong Song 1:35 Album Only
Viola 4:12 Album Only
Hava Nagila 1:01 Album Only
Angel of the Morning 4:30 Album Only
Joyful Sign 2:39 Album Only
Song for Voice and Drum 1:13 Album Only
Say Goodbye 4:30 Album Only
Let's Go to Church 1:14 Album Only
Postcards From Mexico 3:54 Album Only
Somewhere Different Now 4:48 Album Only
Lighting the Wick 0:30 Album Only
Through to Sunrise 3:04 Album Only
Ghosts of Girlyman 1:08 Album Only
Benediction 1:30 Album Only
Son of a Preacher Man 3:19 Album Only
Moose in the Road 1:17 Album Only
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REVIEWS

Loved it!
author: Tina Lamers
All the Girlyman albums are great, and this one is no exception. Buy them all! You won't regret it!
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Somewhere Different Now
author: Jessica Meiris
awesome! it's just like being in front of the stage. i love how they recorded and kept all of the little quirks and improv songs- hilarious! i'm so glad i can share this album with friends and family who may not make it to a live show.
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Amazing Music!!
author: Summer
I bought "Somewhere Different Now (Live)" a few weeks ago and I love it! It is on permanent repeat in my car. Girlyman's music is so much fun and always makes me smile when I listen to it. I am a Girlyman fan for life now!! Keep the music coming!!
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Perfection
author: Aaron Decker
Well, the members of Girlyman obviously spend way too much time with each other. How else could they make up songs, start and finish together and cover up technical gaffes so beautifully and effortlessly? The banter is hysterical, the lyrics are moving and, of course, the harmony is brilliant. I mean, how could this CD be anything but perfect? This is Girlyman.
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