Discography

Title: Jelly Legs (February 4 1997)
Format: CD
Cat. No.: 01-486590-10 / MUNDY 3CD
              Japan: Epic ESCA-6631
Copyright: Epic / Sony

Tracks:
01. Reunion (4:25)
02. Pardon Me (3:39)
03. Life's A Cinch (4:01)
04. Song For My Darling (6:59)
05. Gin & Tonic Sky (4:56)
06. Blown Away (5:50)
07. To You I Bestow (3:58)
08. The Stone (4:50)
09. Springtown (3:53)
10. Sisters (3:45)
11. Arrow Of Gold (3:13)
12. Private Paradise (5:06)
13. Mundy In Wonderland... (Japanese Bonus)
 

Title: Jelly Legs (October 14 1996)
Format: Cassette
Cat. No.: 509974865904 / MUNDY 3MC
Copyright: Epic / Sony

Tracks:
01. Reunion
02. Sisters
03. Arrow Of Gold
04. Private Paradise
05. Mundy In Wonderland
06. Pardon Me
07. Life's A Cinch
08. Song For My Darlin'
09. Gin And Tonic Sky
10. Blown Away
11. To You I Bestow
12. Stone
13. Springtown

"Mundy was a man on the verge of something spectacular, Sony would at one time have told you he was the next Bob Dylan or Jeff Buckley; How things change. Since the release of this superb album, Sony decided that they knew what was best for young Mundy, and attempted to dictate his future songwriting. To his credit Mundy has resisted, resulting in a split from Sony but this superb album that has sold now over 50,000 copies will remain his for ever, something to talk about to his kin and to promote memories of supporting Neil Young and Stereophonics - all a result of the international acclaim received for this superb album.

Lyrically this album excels, tracks such as life's a cinch with its charming nursery rhyme intertextuality and the beautiful 'Gin & Tonic Sky' start the ball rolling until it crashes straight into commercial favourite 'to you I bestow' - coming out the other side at double speed.

It is no surprise that in April of 2002 Mundy finally completed his follow-up showing Sony and the music industry that there really is more to music than money.

This album is superb, a charming record that is well worth purchasing and holding onto until the day comes, and I'm sure it will, that Mundy's name is up there with Buckley et al.

Brilliant."

Title: 24 Star Hotel (April 19 2002)
Format: CD
Cat. No.: CCR3
Copyright: Camcor Records

Tracks:
01. Rainbow (5:04)
02. Drive (4:44)
03. Addicted (4:07)
04. Anchor The Sun (3:51)
05. July (5:01)
06. Linchpin (3:36)
07. Healthy (4:07)
08. Rescue Remedy (4:03)
09. The Last Time (3:12)
10. Mexico (4:05)
11. Mayday (3:53)
12. Birdseed And Trash (5:19)

Title: Raining Down Arrows (May 14 2004)
Format: CD
Cat. No.: CCR5
Copyright: Camcor Records

Tracks:
01. 10,000 Miles Away (From Harm) (3:16)
02. By Her Side (4:06)
03. Love And Confusion (3:42)
04. Carpound (3:54)
05. Raining Down Arrows (4:13)
06. Something Good (3:26)
07. Soulmate (3:30)
08. Strange Hotel (4:17)
09. The Sound Of Keys (3:42)
10. Too High (2:54)
11. All The Love's Been Made (3:55)
12. You're The One (4:59)

Title: Live And Confusion (May 26 2006)
Format: CD / DVD
Cat. No.: CCR 8 / CCR8D
Copyright: Camcor Records [Buy]

CD
Tracks:
01. Rainbow (4:50)
02. Something Good (3:26)
03. Sound Of Keys (3:49)
04. Rescue Remedy (3:44)
05. Raining Down Arrows (4:16)
06. Linchpin (4:15)
07. Love & Confusion (3:55)
08. By Her Side (3:56)
09. Gin & Tonic Sky (7:21)
10. Mexico (4:28)
11. 10,000 Miles Away (From Harm) (4:52)
12. Too High (2:39)
13. July (8:39)
14. Too You I Bestow (5:02)
15. Galway Girl (with Sharon Shannon) (3:50)

DVD
Tracks:
16. Gin & Tonic Sky
17. Rainbow
18. Something Good
19. Sound Of Keys
20. Rescue Remedy
21. 10,000 Miles Away (From Harm)
22. Carpound
23. Raining Down Arrows
24. Linchpin
25. Love & Confusion
26. By Her Side
27. Mexico
28. July
29. Too High
30. To You I Bestow

Bonus Tracks:
31. Galway Girl (with Sharon Shannon)
32. Healthy
33. 10,000 Miles Away (From Harm) (the video by DADDY)
34. band interviews

"The Live CD album is positively bursting with his greatest hits whilst the DVD features a full length concert and has extras like a video, outtakes and band interviews. The CD/DVD set encompasses Mundy's 10-year, three-album career to date, and highlights his growth as a songwriter, from the raw exuberance of To You I Bestow to the timeless quality of Raining Down Arrows. Recorded at a rammed Vicar Street in October 2005, it captures the Birr singer slaying a packed house with a set culled from his three studio albums to date (Jellylegs, 24 Star Hotel, Raining Down Arrows). Visually and aurally, Live & Confusion is the perfect snapshot of one of Irelands finest performers at the peak of his powers. Backed by an incredible band who are as tight as the proverbial camels posterior in a sandstorm, the man Christened Edmond Enright powers his way through his best-known and most loved material, from the emotionally taut, gut-wrenchingly delicate Linchpin, to the raucous singalong of Mexico, to the driving rock of Sound Of Keys. The song that really started the emotional rollercoaster on its journey was To You I Bestow which revs it up while the blistering version of Gin & Tonic Sky included here still sounds as powerful as ever after all these years. And no live Mundy album would be complete without the tune that has single-handedly soundtracked summer in Ireland over the last number of years, the mighty July. Slipped in right at the end is Steve Earles Galway Girl where hes joined by Sharon Shannon who played on the original version on Earles Transcendental Blues album. Since he first emerged from the Midlands, guitar in hand, in 1996 as a fresh-faced 20-year-old, Mundy has grown to become one of Irelands favourite songwriters and one of the most accomplished live performers anywhere in Europe. His live set ebbs and swells with raw feeling, unforgettable choruses and, of course, raw rock n roll, all perfectly encapsulated on Live & Confusion."

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