Garbage - Push It

The first single from 'Version 2.0', the band's 1998 &second album. Pt.1 is limited to 10,000 copies & is backedthree previously unreleased non-album tracks: 'Push It'(Boom Boom Satellites Mix), 'Thirteen' and 'Lick ThePavement'. Slimline jewel case. A Mus Album Description

Good Garbage Singles ** Push It - Great Song

I bought this cd because I love single and remixed tracks. Garbage was one of the best electronic / alternative bands of the mid 90's. I could not stop playing their cd.

This single however has three tracks. The original is good, but you could buy the full album to get that or a download even.

The Second track is Thirteen. A slow track with great vocals from Shirley Manson, but not really what I have come to expect from some of their better hits. Push It; Happy when it Rains, etc. June 15, 2008

"Won't let me walk you home from school..."

Push It by Garbage is the coolest single released from Version 2.0 but the real magic in this import is the unreleased track, Thirteen. In my opinion, this is Garbage's best and prettiest b-side. It's a great cover but Garbage puts a special twist on this much-loved classic. I love this band to pieces! April 5, 2008

"THIRTEEN" A SONIC MASTERPIECE

EVERYTHING BY GARBAGE IS GOOD BUT THIS SINGLE IS GREAT. BUTCH VIG & BAND {INCLUDING THE DAUGHTER OF CHARLES & MARILYN MANSON} ARE IN TOP FORM HERE. UNLESS YOU WANT TO SPEND BIG BUCKS ON THE IMPORT, THIS IS THE ABOUT THE ONLY PLACE TO GET "13". "BIG STAR"S ALEX CHILTON WROTE THIS BACK IN THE 70'S BUT GARBAGE MAKES IT GREAT AS THE ONLY COVER SONG THEY HAVE DONE. IF YOU WANT ALL THEIR B-SIDES WITHOUT PAYING A FORTUNE FOR THE SINGLES OR IMPORTS KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR A CD CALLED "THE G SIDES". IT HAS SOME OF THE RE-MIXES FROM THE FIRST 2 CDS + ALL THE B-SIDES. TOGETHER WITH THE DOMESTIC VERSIONS OF THE FIRST 2 ALBUMS IT PUTS ALMOST EVERYTHING ON 3 PLATTERS. August 25, 2001

Muy bueno!

Es excelente el potencial de esta banda, me conmueve June 21, 1999

Garbage turn in another excellent b-side with "Thirteen"

Garbage take another trip to the Land of True Love previously visited in "Milk" and "#1 Crush" with this dreamy Big Star cover. Frontwoman and sex kitten Shirley Manson doesn't so much sing as purr, moan, and sigh. "Won't you let me walk you home from school?" she coos suggestively as the music ambles along behind her at an easy pace, like young lovers taking a moonlit stroll around a lake. The song moves swiftly from starry-eyed sweetness to us-against-them intimacy to heart-stabbing doubt. "If it's so, then let me know," Manson pleads, "If it's no, well, I can go." Guaranteed to drive the teenage crowd crazy from the heat. February 16, 1999

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