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The Cat's Miaow
Songs '94-'98


A1
Hollow Inside
A2
Light The Beacon
A3
Not Like I Was Doing Anything
A4
Note On The Table
A5
You Know It's True
A6
What Time Is It There?
A7
I Can't Sleep Thinking You Hate Me
A8
Smitten
A9
Portland, Oregon
A10
Let Me Brush The Hair From Your Face
B1
Stay
B2
Shoot The Moon
B3
Barney & Me
B4
Firefly
B5
LA International Airport
B6
Crying
B7
If Things Had Been Different
B8
I Take It That We're Through
Songs ’94-’98 is a smart selection of material from The Cat’s Miaow, an Australian indie-pop group that gifted their decade with some of its finest songs. Released on World Of Echo, the album draws from the group’s string of excellent seven-inch singles, a small clutch of compilation contributions, and features one previously unreleased song, “I Take It That We’re Through”, recorded in 1998. Part of the burgeoning international pop underground of the nineties, The Cat’s Miaow’s legend has only built over subsequent decades, as more people discover this most quixotic and curious of groups: a recent appearance on A Colourful Storm’s compilation of Australian indie-pop, I Won’t Have To Think About You, is testament to their enduring influence. In part emulating the selection of tracks on the 1997 CD-only compilation, Songs For Girls To Sing, Songs ’94-’98 is also the group’s first ever full-length 12” vinyl collection.