Top 10 Pixies Songs

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  1. Where Is My Mind?

    Where Is My Mind?

    Good question. Better song.

    From Ben Smith’s version

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  2. Debaser

    Debaser

    Loosely based upon the Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali film 'Un Chien Andalou', the name of the track makes reference to the point that the film debases morality and standards of art. Originally part of the 1989 album 'Doolittle', the song wasn't released as a single until

    From Lloyd Bonson’s version

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  3. Monkey Gone To Heaven

    Monkey Gone To Heaven

    A song dealing with environmentalism, destruction of the oceans and question our place in the universe, this track was taken from the 1989 album 'Doolittle'. The first single to be release from the album, it hit number 5 on the US Modern Rock Tracks chart and spent three weeks in the UK Top 100.

    From Lloyd Bonson’s version

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  4. Hey

    Hey

    Been tryin to meet you

    From Erika Johnson’s version

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  5. Here Comes Your Man

    Here Comes Your Man

    Written and recorded for the bands demo tape, it wasn't until 1989 that it appeared as a single release and an album track. The unusual video is recorded through a fish eye lens with the band opening and shutting their mouths without actually lip-syncing the words.

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  6. Gigantic

    Gigantic

    Taken from their first studio album 'Surfer Rosa', this track was their first single release and maintains a cult status amongst the fans. Inspired by the film 'Crimes of the Heart', the song is about a married woman who falls in love with a black teenager.

    From Lloyd Bonson’s version

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  7. Wave Of Mutilation

    Wave Of Mutilation

    I don't know how anyone can prefer the UK Surf version but I digress. Even for the Pixies, these lyrics are strange. Such wonderful nonsense.

    From David Musto’s version

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  8. Gouge Away

    Gouge Away

    Great ending to Dolittle.

    From Ben Smith’s version

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  9. Velouria

    Velouria

    The bands first UK Top 40 hit, this song was taken from the album 'Bossanova'. A cheap promotional video was filmed, with slowed down footage of the band in a quarry, wearing jeans and t-shirts, walking towards the camera, which was fine in 1990. Today they would need to be wearing Hi-Vis jackets and hard hats to satisfy Health & Safety.

    From Lloyd Bonson’s version

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  10. Alec Eiffel

    Alec Eiffel

    A tribute to French engineer Alexndre Gustave Eiffel, this track was released in 1991 and taken fro the album 'Trompe le Monde'. Monseuir Eiffle is best known for his Parisian tower, he also design the Statue of Liberty and one of the first wide tunnels.

    From Lloyd Bonson’s version

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