1996 LP with original inner sleeve. Tiger quickly got British press attention after their debut and single "Shining in the Wood" was played on BBC Radio 1.
The musical climate of the time was dominated by Britpop. Tiger, who were characterised by fuzzy guitars and multiple keyboards, were briefly held up as part of a new alternative.
The band had two keyboardists using synthesizers and used droning song structures similar to Stereolab and Neu!, but with a stronger pop element.
- A1 My Puppet Pal
- A2 Shamed All Over
- A3 Race
- A4 Bollinger Farm
- A5 Storm Injector
- A6 Depot
- B1 On The Rose
- B2 Sorry Monkeys
- B3 Cateader Reddle
- B4 She's O.K.
- B5 Ray Travez
- B6 Keep In Touch
