Album · 1990 · 12 Songs.

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Is It Too Late? Way Down Now. When The Rainbow Comes. Put The Message In The Box. Ain't Gonna Come Till I'm Ready. And I Fell Back Alone. Take It Up. God On My Side. Show Me To The Top. Love Street.

Goodbye Jumbo is the second studio album by British alternative rock band World Party, released on 24 April 1990 on Ensign Records.

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Number 12 on Dan's Top 25 - World Party: Goodbye Jumbo is a modern pop masterpiece which sounds FRESHER today than the day it was released. Does that sound trite? Maybe so, but in this case it's actual, factual: everything is satisfactual.

This excellent follow-up album from World Party is much tighter than the debut. Dealing with issues from the environment ("Take It Up," "Put the Message in the Box") to relationship woes ("And I Fell Back Alone"), these tracks manage to maintain a hopeful, positive mood without becoming trivial. In these songs, Wallinger has developed his own distinct style. A great album, worth checking out just for the uptempo groove of "Way Down No.

1 day. World Party ?- Goodbye Jumbo, Chrysalis ?- F2 21654, 1990. The first JUMBO album is a pleasant journey of catchy bluesy rock tracks only in a subdued and more folk oriented presentation however this album just sounds like it is five years too late but doesn't make it a horrible listen by any means. What this album lacks is an interesting variety of tracks.

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