Only In Dreams

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Album: Only In Dreams
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Always Looking	More Info...
2)	Bedroom Eyes	More Info...
3)	Just a Creep	More Info...
4)	In My Head	More Info...
5)	Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Caught in One	More Info...
7)	Coming Down	More Info...
8)	Wasted Away	More Info...
9)	Teardrops On My Pillow	More Info...
10)	Hold Your Hand	More Info...

Album: Only In Dreams
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Always Looking	More Info...
2)	Bedroom Eyes	More Info...
3)	Just a Creep	More Info...
4)	In My Head	More Info...
5)	Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Caught in One	More Info...
7)	Coming Down	More Info...
8)	Wasted Away	More Info...
9)	Teardrops On My Pillow	More Info...
10)	Hold Your Hand	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Dee Dee (vocals, guitar); Sandra Vu (drums).
Audio Mixer: Alonzo Vargas.
Recording information: Pink Duck, Los Angeles, CA.
Written after the death of Dee Dee Penny's mother, Only in Dreams is weightier than Dum Dum Girls' first album. It's also more of a polished production, recorded in a proper studio and filled with singalong pop hooks, fuzz guitars, and front-and-center vocals from Dee Dee herself.

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (p.82) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "This disc is all hi-fi, sonically and emotionally, piling on Phil Spector echo and Go-Go's gloss..."

Spin (p.74) - "Gundred and her band draw inspiration from previous rock eras to mint something fresh 'n' fuzzy."

Spin (p.46) - Ranked #17 in Spin's 'The Top 40 Albums Of 2011' -- "ONLY IN DREAMS features a brighter, cleaner sound, while bandleader Kristin Gundred evokes Chrissie Hynde at her sultry best..."

Alternative Press (p.107) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "The production is solid, the guitars are loose and the rhythm section is tight."

CMJ - "[A] restrained, mature effort that still retains the irresistible sugar-rush energy that brought the group to national attention."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.93) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "It's a record that reveals previously hidden depths: 'Coming Down' is a moody ballad with juddering guitars that dares to linger way past the three-minute barrier..."