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30 Something - Carter USM

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Carter USM / Audio CD released 1992-01-20 at Chrysalis / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Su ... more

30 Something - Carter USM ... Surfin' USM
2 My Second To Last Will And Testament
3 Anytime Anyplace Anywhere
4 Prince In A Pauper's Grave
5 Shoppers' Paradise
6 Billy's Smart Circus
7 Bloodsport For All
8 Sealed With A Glasgow Kiss
9 Say It With Flowers
10 Falling On A Bruise
11 Final Comedown

Newest Review: ... the T-shirt along with the fashionable undercut hair favoured by Jim-Bob. The album opens with the chant "you fat ... more

... bastard, you fat bastard etc" that traditionally opened all their gigs and is now heard at football grounds everywhere. As a kid you felt hard listening to them. The best songs are: the great drinking song "anytime, anyplace, anywhere" which is basically about boozing. It couples a cheesy drum machine backing to the usual lyrical "landan" style from the boys. "shoppers paradise" which is just a great pop song. "bloodsport for all" about life in the army. A bit more m...more

Carter USM - 30 Something Price Comparison

	Chrysalis, February 01, 1992, Catalog Number: CCD1897 30 Something	£ 7.44	Postage & Packaging: refer to shop website Availability: refer to shop website
	Chrysalis, February 01, 1992, UPC: 0094632189721 30 Something	£ 6.98	Postage & Packaging: refer to shop website Availability: refer to shop website

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30 Something - Carter USM: The drinking man's pet shop boys (234 words)
by jpjarratt - written on 18.05.01 (Useful, 160 readings)
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Carter hit it big here with this album. This was probably their greatest moment and at the time were receiving great press in the NME and Melody Maker. Jim Bob and Fruitbat came in for their second album laughing. The front cover of the album could be seen by loads of indie kids sporting the T-shirt along with the fashionable undercut hair favoured by Jim-Bob. The album opens with the chant "you fat bastard, you fat bastard etc" that traditionally opened all their gigs and is now heard at football grounds everywhere. As a kid you felt hard listening to them. The best songs are: the great drinking song "anytime, anyplace, ...

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