Album · 1994 · 18 Songs. Introducing Happiness.

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As would be expected, Introducing Happiness musically picks up where Whale Music left off, but covers more stylistic ground. It's an album that is so full of ideas that it even throws in the kitchen sink; consequently it can be a bit trying for those looking for more of the quick pop fix provided by "Claire.

Tracklist: 1. Fan Letter To Michael Jackson, 2. Introducing Happiness, 3. One More Colour, 4. Claire, 5. Digital Beach, 6. Earth/Monstrous Hummingbird, 7. Row, 8. Full Moon Over Russia, 9. Take Me In Your Hand, 10. Jesus Was Once A Teenager Too, 11. Me And Stupid, 12. Fish Tailin’, 13. The Woods Are Full Of Cuckoos, 14. Cephallus Worm/Uncle Henry, 15. In This Town, 16. Alomar, 17. You Are A Treasure, 18. Onilley’s Strange Dream. 2.

Introducing Happiness. Introducing Happiness Tracklist. 1. Fan Letter To Michael Jackson Lyrics. Introducing Happiness Lyrics.

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Rheostatics ‎– Introducing Happiness. Label: Sire ‎– W2 45670, Warner Bros.

Introducing Happiness is a 1994 album by Rheostatics. The album includes "Claire", the band's only Top 40 hit. That song is also featured on the Whale Music soundtrack album. Introducing Happiness was the band's second and final album for Sire Records. Sire found the band's quirky indie rock too quirky and too indie to market effectively despite having a Top 40 hit, and dropped the band from the label.

Introducing Happiness Album Cover Art. Rheostatics. Style: pop. Album year: 1994. Rheostatics - The Woods Are Full Of Cuckoos 01:18. Rheostatics - Introducing Happiness 02:28. Rheostatics - Claire 04:09. Rheostatics - In This Town 03:20. Rheostatics - Fish Tailin' 03:12. Rheostatics - Full Moon Over Russia 02:21. Rheostatics - Jesus Was Once A Teenager Too 04:26. This song is by Rheostatics and appears on the album Introducing Happiness (1995). I'm unhappy, to. Didn't know, unhappy. Look who's found you someone. And in thieving, we stole you from an icy death, yeah. November's cold and lonely here,But not at home andI'm so happy I could make you happy.