Headstones – Picture of Health

Picture of Health is the major-label debut album from Headstones, the Canadian punk band lead by actor Hugh Dillon.

"Wait a minute," I can hear you say, "Hugh Dillon was a rocker first." True enough. Hugh Dillon did star in the movie Hard Core Logo, about a legendary punk band, which featured the music video for "Cemetery," as well as Dance Me Outside and various other Canadian films, but he was first and foremost the leader of Headstones.

I own one Headstones album (Oracle of Hi-Fi) courtesy of Mark Misener and the Headstones' second album (Teeth and Tissue) was nominated for a 1996 Juno Award as the Best Rock Album; however, I am not familiar with this album that my friends seem to prefer, though Picture of Health did receive 4 of 5 stars from AllMusic.

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Track Listing

1. "It's All Over" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon, Mark Gibson) – 3:05
2. "Heart of Darkness" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon, Mark Gibson) – 2:56
3. "When Something Stands for Nothing" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 3:37
4. "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" (The Travelling Wilburys) – 3:38
5. "Absolutely" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon, Mark Gibson) – 3:14
6. "Three Angels" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 4:03
7. "Oh My God!" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 3:21
8. "Losing Control" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon, Mark Gibson) – 2:36
9. "Cut" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 2:59
10. "Judy" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon, Mark Gibson) – 4:07
11. "Won't Wait Again" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 2:57
12. "Where Does It Go?" (Trent Carr, Hugh Dillon) – 4:15
13. "Cemetery" (Hugh Dillon) – 3:01

Personnel

• Trent Carr – guitar, vocals
• Hugh Dillon – vocals, harp
• Mark Gibson – drums, percussion
• Tim White – bass
• Hugh Syme – piano