Mew - Frengers (Translucent Magenta Vinyl) Ganser A1 I Zimbra 3:06 A2

A1 I Zimbra 3:06 A2 Mind 4:12 A3 Paper 2:36 A4 Cities 4:05 A5 Life During Wartime 3:41 A6 Memories Can't Wait 3:30 B1 Air 3:33 B2 Heaven 4:01 B3 Animals 3:29 B4 Electric Guitar 2:59 B5 Drugs 5:13

Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Brian Jackson # 8

[b]Members:[/b] [u]Chris Robinson - Vocals[/u] 1989-present [u]Rich Robinson - Guitar[/u] 1989-present [u]Isiah Mitchell - Guitar[/u] 2019-present [u]Tim Lefebvre - Bass[/u] 2019-present [u]Joel Robinow - Keyboards[/u] 2019-present [u]Cully Symington - Drums[/u] 2025-present [b]Former Members:[/b] [u]Guitarists[/u] Jeff Cease - 1989-1991 Marc Ford - 1991-mid-2006 Audley Freed - 1998-2002 Paul Stacey - 2006-2007 Luther Dickinson - 2007-2011 Jackie Greene - 2012-2015 (touring member) [u]Bassists[/u] Johnny Colt - 1989-1997 Greg Rzab - 2000-mid-2000 Andy Hess - mid-2000-2002 Sven Pipien - 1998-2000

brother of [a1883182] and father of [a1455026]

while bassist Graham Lewis's ear-catching lyrics are vivid yet oblique

Mew - Frengers (Translucent Magenta Vinyl) Ganser A1 I Zimbra 3:06 A2Danish art rock band, founded in 1994 in Hellerup, Denmark from the core of the band [a=The Degenerates (6)]. The band has won several Danish and international music awards. Johan Wohlert left the band in 2006 before the birth of his first child together with [a56489], but made a return in 2013 while the band were in the studio, before making his first live appearances since his departure in 2014. Bo Madsen left the band in 2015. Mads Wegner was added