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Echo & The Bunnymen Essentials

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Echo & The Bunnymen Essentials

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Tracks: 28111:07

Liverpool's greatest post-punkers.

Updated Nov 26, 2022

Tracks 28

  1. 180s Songs5:48
  2. 2Porcupine (Expanded Version)3:52
  3. 3Sound of Alt Rock4:51
  4. 480s School Days3:55
  5. 5Porcupine4:46
  6. 6Ocean Rain (Expanded Version)3:19
  7. 7Evergreen (Expanded)3:55
  8. 8The Best of Echo & the Bunnymen4:26
  9. 9The Best of Echo & the Bunnymen3:38
  10. 10Crocodiles2:47
  11. 11Porcupine (Expanded Version)3:13
  12. 12Ocean Rain3:19
  13. 13Evergreen (Expanded)3:39
  14. 14Heaven Up Here4:03
  15. 15Ocean Rain4:57
  16. 16Songs to Learn and Sing3:04
  17. 17The Best of Echo & the Bunnymen3:50
  18. 18Original Album Series: Echo & the Bunnymen2:55
  19. 19Echo & the Bunnymen3:51
  20. 20What Are You Going To Do With Your Life?5:09
  21. 21Ocean Rain5:12
  22. 22Crocodiles2:46
  23. 23Ocean Rain2:24
  24. 24Echo & the Bunnymen3:39
  25. 25Heaven Up Here5:58
  26. 26Crocodiles2:48
  27. 27Heaven Up Here4:48
  28. 28Original Album Series: Echo & the Bunnymen4:01

About this playlist

Forming in Liverpool in 1978, Echo & The Bunnymen quickly defined themselves as one of the UK's leading post-punk bands, with pulsating, guitar-driven tunes and darkly intense performances. Later moving toward lush orchestral pop, the band racked up a dozen hit singles and four UK gold records by the end of the '80s. But in 1987 their success was cut short when singer Ian McCulloch left for a solo career and drummer Pete de Freitas was killed in a motorcycle accident. They reformed in 1997; original members McCulloch and Will Sergeant continue to tour and record with various other musicians.