Out of print in the U.S.! Originally released in 2001, Someday My Blues Will Cover The Earth is a collection of 10 songs and three interludes: emotional ballads and, in the words of leader Warn Defever himself, simple, make-out R&B. As Defever had intended, Singer Lovetta Pippen's vocal is the star of the show. In one instance she can demonstrate a childlike innocence 'Write My Name In The Groove' and in the next breath she artfully regurgitates the fragile tenderness of Billie Holiday in 'Solitude' and then reaches the glorious high pitches of Linda Lewis in 'Karin's Blues'. Putting emphasis on the vocal doesn't mean that the music has been disregarded. From lo-fi blues to classical to R&B this is an album that has been toiled over. 4AD.

1-Are you coming down this Weekend?, 2-Her eyes were huge Things, 3-The Charmer, 4-Hope called in Sick, 5-My feathers needed Cleaning, 6-The Well, 7-There is something between us and he's changing my Words, 8-The phoenix, a pool of Ice, 9-Are we still Married?, 10-Put your finger in your Eye, 11-Home is in your Head, 12-Why people Disappear, 13-Here eyes are Huge, 14-Save the Birds, 15-Chances are we are Mad, 16-Mesealina, 17-Sitting still moving still staring Outlooking, 18-Very bad a bitter Hand, 19-Beautiful and Pointless, 20-Tempe, 21-Spirit and Body, 22-Love's a fish Eye, 23-Dreams are of the Body, 24-Man on the silver Mountain, 25-Are we still Married?, 26-Is this the way the tigers Do?, 27-We hold the land in great esteem, 28-The dirt Eaters

Compilation spotlighting the best of this band's 4AD releases from 1990 to 1996, hand-picked by band leader Warren DeFever. 21 tracks, including the previously unreleased 'Underwater'. 1999 release.