Greatest Hits - Space

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Space / Audio CD released 2002-07-08 at Gut / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Fe ... more

Greatest Hits - Space ... Female Of The Species
2 Avenging Angels
3 Neighbourhood
4 The Ballad Of Tom Jones (feat. Cerys of Catatonia)
5 Sunny Afternoon (feat. Tom Jones)
6 Money
7 Begin Again
8 We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
9 Bad Days (Remix)
10 Dark Clounds
11 Me & You vs The World
12 Diary Of A Wimp
13 Gravity
14 The Shit You Talk Is Beautiful
15 Spiders

Newest Review: ... It seemed apparent that this 'Greatest Hits' was just a moneymaker - when you see the artwork of Space albums/singles they ... more

... where very appealing all being works of art in there own right. This album isn't, it's like a bad Photoshop that someone's put together to have all their favourite Space songs on one CD. Anyway, you're probably wondering who Space are? No, well I'm telling you anyway. Tommy Scott - Lead Vocals/Guitar Jamie Murphy - Vocals/Lead Guitar Franny Griffiths - Keyboards Yorkie - Bass (Brought in so Tommy could focus on vocals) Andy Parle - Drums (1st) Leon Caffrey - Drums (2nd) They are a Liverpool band, so some of the son...more

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	Greatest Hits Arguably, the fickle limits of public taste and toleration deem t ... Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57	£ 31.86

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Arguably, the fickle limits of public taste and toleration deem t ...

Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57

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Greatest Hits - Space: Who lives in a house like this? (1654 words)
by - written on 10/03/07 (Very useful, 1109 readings)
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It was 1996 and a 12 soon to be 13 year old was watching the 'Chart Show' (you know that programme that used to be on ITV and showed videos?). It was watching this I would find my taste in music changed forever. Apart from the naff comp tapes ('Smash Hits 95') etc I had no real knowledge or interest in music. I didn't really have a favourite band. That was to change that day as a fantastic group called 'Space' came on singing a song called 'Neighbourhood'. My love for rubbishy 90's chart anthems died out over the years. The downfall started when I received Spaces debut album 'Spiders' for my thirteenth birthday. I was an obsessed fan and would often bore ... Read the complete review