Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week!
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| Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! | ||
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| Missing image The_Sugarcubes-Here_Today,_Tomorrow,_Next_Week.jpg Album cover | ||
| Album by The Sugarcubes | ||
| Released | September 1989 | |
| Recorded | Spring/Summer 1989 | |
| Genre | Alternative | |
| Length | 51 min 45 sec | |
| Record label | Elektra Records | |
| Producer | The Sugarcubes and Derek Birkett | |
| Professional reviews | ||
| All Music Guide review | 3 stars out of 5 | link (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:flc8b5b4tsqg) |
| The Sugarcubes Chronology | ||
| Life's Too Good (1988) | Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! (1989) | Stick Around for Joy (1992) |
Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! was the second album released in October 1989 by the Icelandic alternative rock-pop band The Sugarcubes that brought fame to singer Björk.
The name of the album was inspired by Mr. Toed from the famous children's book by Kenneth Graham The Wild In The Willows.
On the contrary to Life's Too Good which was the first album, Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! did not receive good criticism and most of the blame fell on vocalist Einar Örn because of his distorted screaming and moaning.
Track listing
- "Tidal Wave" (02:56)
- "Regina" (04:04)
- "Speed Is The Key" (03:18)
- "Dream TV" (03:12)
- "Nail" (03:17)
- "Pump" (04:25)
- "Eat The Menu" (03:44)
- "Bee" (02:27)
- "Dear Plastic" (03:23)
- "Shoot Him" (02:10)
- "Water" (03:01)
- "A Day Called Zero" (02:38)
- "Planet" (03:22)
- "Hey" (03:21)
- "Dark Disco 1" (03:00)
- "Hot Meat" (03:14)
| Singles from Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! | ||
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| Missing image Sugarcubes_regina1.jpg Regina (Detail) |
Regina Release: july 1989 |
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| Missing image Sugarcubes_tidal_wave1.jpg Tidal Wave (Detail) |
Tidal Wave Release: 1989 |
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| Missing image 12.11TSsmall1.jpg 12.11 (Detail) |
12.11 Release:1989 |
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| Missing image 7.8TSsmall1.jpg 7.8 (Detail) |
7.8 Release: October 1999 |
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| Missing image CD.6TheSugarcubes.jpg CD.6 (Detail) |
CD.6 Release: November, 1989 |
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| Missing image PlanetTSsmall1.jpg Planet (Detail) |
Planet Release: January 1990 |
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See also: Discography of Björk