About this album
Where they were
Released in early 1992, 'Let Me Come Over' was Buffalo Tom's third studio album, following their self-titled debut and 'Birdbrain'. At this point in their career, they were transitioning from indie darlings to a more recognized act in the alternative rock scene, fueled by the burgeoning popularity of grunge music.
Why it matters
'Let Me Come Over' is regarded as a significant contribution to the early '90s alternative rock movement, receiving critical acclaim and charting on the Billboard Heatseekers. Its standout track 'Taillights Fade' became an anthem for the generation, showcasing the band's ability to marry emotional depth with catchy melodies.
Essential tracks
- "Taillights Fade" — This track encapsulates the album's emotional core, blending haunting lyrics with an infectious melody that resonates deeply.
- "Velvet Roof" — A standout for its introspective lyrics and dynamic instrumentation, 'Velvet Roof' highlights the band's skill in crafting poignant narratives.
- "Mineral" — 'Mineral' showcases Buffalo Tom's signature sound, merging gritty guitar riffs with heartfelt vocals, making it a quintessential track on the album.
Release Date
January 1, 1992
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Staples 3:34
- 2 Taillights Fade 3:44
- 3 Mountains of Your Head 3:22
- 4 Mineral 4:32
- 5 Darl 2:50
- 6 Larry 5:32
- 7 Velvet Roof 3:55
- 8 I'm Not There 4:05
- 9 Stymied 4:18
- 10 Porchlight 4:08
- 11 Frozen Lake 3:45
- 12 Saving Grace 3:14
- 13 Crutch 4:03
