Top Carissa's Wierd Albums
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They'll Only Miss You When You Leave: Songs 1996-2003
[2010]
[2010]
I Before E
[2004]
[2004]
Scrap Book
[2003]
[2003]
Songs About Leaving
[2002]
[2002]
You Should Be at Home Here
[2001]
[2001]
Ugly But Honest
[2000]
[2000]
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Sympathy Bush Figure It Out Phantom Fireworks All Apologies And Smiles Yours Truly Ugly Valentine Low Budget Slow Motion Soundtrack Song For The Leaving Scene Blessed Arms That Hold You Tight Freezing Cold And Alone The Color That Your Eyes Changed With The Color Of Your Hair A New Holiday (november 16th) (march 19th 1983) It Was Probably Green The Ghost Of A Dead Hummingbird Flying Around The Room To Be There Now Sitting In The Smoking Lounge Of An Airport With A Broken Heart Brooke Daniels' Tiny Broken Fingers Sharin' A Hole Die They'll Only Miss You When You Leave Ignorant Piece Of Shit Drunk With The Only Saints I Know Silently Leaving The Room So You Wanna Be A Superhero September Come Take This Heart Away Heather Rhodes Halfway Spoken Heart That Feels Comfort In Everything Until It Disappears And Then Its Gone Some Days Are Better Than Others The Piano Song Farewell To All Those Rotten Teeth One Night Stand Sofisticated Fuck Princess Please Leave Me Alone Fluorescent Lights You Should Be At Home Here Unfaileable A Bathtile Green Lazy Eyelids Blue Champagne Glass A Loose Hair Falls Into A Glass Of Water Without Ice Blankets Stare
Related Information for Carissa's Wierd
Carissa's Wierd is an indie rock band which formed in Seattle, Washington, United States in 1995.Mat Brooke and Jenn Ghetto formed Carissa's Wierd out of Seattle in 1995, and released three albums before their 2003 breakup. Their plaintive, melancholy, beautiful music won over many who were exposed to it. The band's lineup changed throughout the band's existence. Mainstays in the band included violinist Sarah Standard, drummer (and later bassist) Ben Bridwell, drummer Sera Cahoone, drummer Creighton Barrett, and keyboard/accordian player Jeff Hellis. Their final album, Songs About Leaving, was a modest success in the Northwest, topping many critics charts and leaving fans hungry for more. Sadly, the band decided to go... read more
