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Mary Queen of Scots is the second and final 1994 album by Eugenius. Several songs on the album were released on singles in 1993; The title track was featured as a B-side to the non-LP single "Caesar's Vein", with "Easter Bunny" being released as the follow-up single. The track "Blue Above the Rooftops" was released as a single to support the album in 1994. The track "Home Sick" is only featured on the American release of the album and elsewhere was used as a B-side

Tracklist: 1. Pebble/Shoe, 2. On The Breeze, 3. Blue Above The Rooftops, 4. The Moon’s A Balloon, 5. Mary Queen Of Scots, 6. Easter Bunny, 7. Let’s Hibernate, 8. Friendly High, 9. River Clyde Song, 10. Tongue Rock, 11. Fake Digit, 12. Love, Bread And Beers. 3. Blue Above The Rooftops. 4. The Moon’s A Balloon. 5. Mary Queen Of Scots.

Mary Queen of Scots is the second and final 1994 album by Eugenius. All songs by Eugene Kelly. On the Breeze" - 3:15. Blue Above the Rooftops" - 3:00. The Moon's a Balloon" - 4:53. Oomalama – Oomalama is the debut album by Scottish Pop rock band Eugenius released in 1992. The band had released one single and an EP on Paperhouse Records prior to album, however. All songs by Eugene Kelly except where noted, –4,07 Wannabee –2,42 Indian Summer –4,16 Wow.

1. Mary Queen Of Scots Lyrics

Includes FREE MP3 version of this album. The Scottish group Eugenius were a spin-off of the group the Vaselines. They issued two albums on the Atlantic label in the 1990s. Mary Queen of Scots originally came out in 1994 and has been out of print for years. Fans have been clamoring for it's re-release.

Although the critical buzz upon its 1994 release was that Eugenius' second and final album was a marked disappointment in comparison to their debut, Oomalama, that line of thought doesn't hold up upon listening. Mary Queen of Scots is less immediate than Oomalama and its more sedate sound takes a few listens to sink in, especially on the obsessively repetitive opener, "Pebble/Shoe" (which recalls the minimalist pop of Eugene Kelly's first band, the Vaselines)