Well everyone likes em now.
The finest, shiniest, loveliest band in Britain came to Brighton again last night. And everyone is singing along to everything. They're chucking new songs at us though they sound like fully formed epics and Romeo is shaking his fist at the end so enthralled at the joyous response he's getting back that you realise that nothing will stop em now.
And still they haven't even released a record. (a mere 500 of a 7" doesnt count). But look out there, their stuff is being *shared* like nobodies business.Its not hard to work it out. So yep its a soft rock, soft voiced harmony drenched 1972 of a band thats gonna slay all of us.
Every damn one. The Gannon/Stodarts mean 4 is the magic number (sorry).
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David Peace: The Damned Utd
I first started going to see the Albion when Brian Clough was appointed manager in 1975 just after he left Leeds.Dominic Sandbrook: White Heat: A History of Britain in the Swinging Sixties
Got bad reviews but i loved part 1.Simon Reynolds: Rip It Up and Start Again: Post Punk 1978-1984
Fills in the gap between England Dreaming and My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize.Simon Goddard: The Smiths: Songs That Saved Your Life (Revised & Expanded Edition)
I jus saw the Magic Numbers at Glastonbury in the JP tent (having seen them up here at BH a few weeks back). It was possibly my Glastonbury highlight - a packed tent and just as many people outside as in. It was most definitely the Magic Numbers career highlight!
Posted by: simon | June 29, 2005 at 01:53 PM
Good to read interesting ideas and nice collection of pretty good stuffs.
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