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Laughing Suns |
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Big Beat |
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2004 |
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Time (minutes) |
42 |
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14 |
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Neo Psych • Garage |
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2nd LP on Big Beat by UK mod/beat/garage/pop band formed by Allan Crockford (Prime Movers, Headcoats, James Taylor Quartet), Graham Day (Prisoners) and members of Billy Childish's Buff Medways.
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Can´t get you out of my mind |
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Twist Records |
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Released |
2000 |
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Time (minutes) |
6 |
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2 |
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CD ? • 7'' |
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That was then...and so is this |
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Twist Records |
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Released |
2000 |
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38 |
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12 |
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Alternative Rock • Neo Psych |
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Psychedelic Tantrum |
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Twist Records |
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1999 |
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14 |
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CD ? • LP |
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From Terrascope:In the grim grey 80's The Prisoners were groovy targeted modsters taking their name from the 60's TV series. They were a rare taste of colour to those being schooled at the time. They featured a pre-JTQ James Taylor tinkling the ivories of not a Hammond, but a Vox Continental. A template for the current Charlatans and (eek!) inspiration for the Inspiral Carpets, The Prisoners plied their trade on the indie circuit with little success. Retro sound wasn't considered chic enough until the Stone Roses and their baggy mates made plundering the past a positive virtue, instead of an accepted vice. Opening their gigs, Graham Day would announce: "We are The Prisoners, you are not" before launching into a piece of melancholic mod pop. The Prisoners' greatest achievement was full review
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Powerful and melodic garage rock/pop songs in the vein of the Prisoners, Prime Movers, Headcoats. Band feat. Graham Day (Prisoners), Allan Crockford (Prime Movers, Headcoats, James Taylor Quartet) and Wolf Howard (J.T.4, Daggermen, Prime Movers).
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