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25 Miles to Kissimmee

FieldValue
name25 Miles to Kissimmee
typestudio
artistFool's Garden
cover25 miles to Kissimmee.jpg
released17 January 2003
labelPolydor
prev_titleFor Sale
prev_year2000
next_titleReady for the Real Life
next_year2005
misc{{Singles
name25 Miles to Kissimmee
typestudio
single1Dreaming
single1date2001
single2Closer
single2date2002
  • Alternative rock
  • indie rock 25 Miles to Kissimmee is the sixth studio album by German pop band Fool's Garden, released in 2003. It is also the last album featuring all of the original members of the band.

Overview

The title track is about a girl who attempts to seduce her married passenger while she is driving them 25 mi into a city for unspecified reasons.

The song "Dreaming", originally released as a single in 2001, was re-recorded in 2004 for a new single release. The new version was later included as a bonus track on the band's seventh album Ready for the Real Life.

A new version of "Reason", titled "Reason 2.0", appears on the band's EP Home, with new arrangements and different verses, but with an identical chorus.

Track listing

All songs written by Volker Hinkel and Peter Freudenthaler

  1. "Closer"
  2. "Tears Run Dry"
  3. "Dreaming" (original version)
  4. "Bighouse Pyromaniac"
  5. "Bighouse" (reprise)
  6. "Material World"
  7. "Reason"
  8. "Glory"
  9. "25 Miles to Kissimmee"
  10. "Silence"
  11. "I Won't Kill Myself"
  12. "Ismael"
  13. "Rolling Home"
  14. "Closer" (2001 version) – bonus track

Musicians

  • Peter Freudenthaler – vocals
  • Volker Hinkel – guitars, programming, backing vocals
  • Roland Röhl – keyboards
  • Thomas Mangold – bass
  • Ralf Wochele – drums
  • Hellmut Hattler – bass on "Tears Run Dry", "Material World" and "I Won't Kill Myself"
  • Jochen Schmalbach – drums and programming on "Tears Run Dry", "Material World" and "25 Miles to Kissimmee"

References

References

  1. "Fool's Garden - 25 Miles to Kissimee Album Reviews, Songs & More {{!}} AllMusic".
  2. (2022-11-21). "DE: BMG acquires catalogue of Germany’s ‘Lemon Tree’ hitmakers Fools Garden".
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