Artwork By – Clem Snide, Daniel Efram. Artwork By – Jason Glasser. Banjo – Pete Fitzpatrick. Bass – Jeff Marshall. Cello, Violin, Bells – Jason Glasser. Clarinet – Bill Grabek.

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One possible criticism of Clem Snide's first release, You Were a Diamond, is their lack of drums and/or percussion. The core band doesn't even have an official drummer, so they enlisted Eric Paul for the job. However, it is extremely possible that the minimalistic value of this album is its secret; the absence of tempo could be its alluring magic. Jeff Marshall does a nice job of keeping time on his stand-up bass. The album starts with a number called "Better," which features cutting guitar chords that contrast with the introspectively seductive lyrics

You Were a Diamond is the debut album from indie rock band Clem Snide. It was originally released in 1998 on Tractor Beam Records, and later reissued on spinART. As of 2002, it had sold about 1,000 copies. Your Night to Shine". I Can't Stay Here Tonight". Yip/Jump Music (Daniel Johnston)".

You Were a Diamond includes one of Clem Snide's first singles, the waltz "Your Night to Shine", and even a bonus video of the song. The visuals aren't too exciting, but Barzelay looks just like a sullen Buddy Holly. This song is closer to the later Snide: with the addition of a full-time drummer on their next album, the band began to make catchier and livelier music- their latest album, The Ghost of Fashion, even has a horn section

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