About this album
Where they were
Dizzy Mizz Lizzy released their self-titled debut album in 1994, marking the band's entry into the Danish music scene. At this point, they were still relatively unknown but quickly gained traction as one of Denmark's most promising rock acts, following a successful period of local performances and rising popularity.
Why it matters
The album achieved significant commercial success in Denmark, reaching number one on the Danish Albums Chart and solidifying the band's status in the alternative rock scene. Critics praised its rich sound and lyrical depth, which contributed to the resurgence of interest in rock music during the early '90s in Scandinavia.
Essential tracks
- "Waterline" — As the opening track, 'Waterline' sets the tone for the album with its haunting melodies and reflective lyrics, encapsulating the band's signature sound.
- "Love Is a Loser's Game" — 'Love Is a Loser's Game' showcases the band’s knack for blending catchy hooks with poignant themes, making it a standout track that resonated with listeners.
- "Silverflame" — 'Silverflame' highlights the band's dynamic range, featuring powerful guitar riffs paired with emotional vocals that exemplify their artistic identity.
Release Date
January 1, 1994
Artist Origin
Denmark
Tracklist
- 1 Waterline (intro) 0:29
- 2 Waterline 4:03
- 3 Barbedwired Baby's Dream 3:09
- 4 Love Is a Loser's Game 3:48
- 5 Glory 3:48
- 6 67 Seas in Your Eyes 4:39
- 7 Silverflame 5:12
- 8 Love Me a Little 4:01
- 9 Mother Nature's Recipe 3:08
- 10 ... And So Did I 4:41
- 11 Wishing Well 3:36
- 12 Hidden War 4:47
- 13 For God's Sake 3:57
- 14 Too Close to Stab / For God's Sake (outro) 5:10
