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 If The Beatles Had Read Hunter... The Singles - The Wonder Stuff
Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: The Wonder Stuff / Audio CD released 1996-09-09 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more  If The Beatles Had Read Hunter... The Singles - The Wonder Stuff ... Tracklisting1 Welcome To The Cheap Seats 2 A Wish Away 3 Caught In My Shadow 4 Don't Let Me Down, Gently 5 The Size Of A Cow 6 Hot Love Now! 7 Dizzy - Vic Reeves, The Wonder Stuff 8 Unbearable 9 Circle Square 10 Who Wants To Be The Disco King? 11 Golden Green 12 Give, Give, Give Me More, More, More 13 Coz I Luv You 14 Sleep Alone 15 Full Of Life (Happy Now) 16 It's Yer Money 17 On The Ropes 18 It's Not True Newest Review: ... partly to grab the last bit of cash from those remaining "Stuffies" as they liked to call us. Yes, i agree it is a ... more ... definitive singles collection, and if you were thinking of dipping your big toe into the big river of Stuffiedom, a great introduction to the band. Trouble is most fans already had the singles, they also had the singles on the albums and it was seen by most as a final attempt to cash in. There are some fantastic songs included here though, from the pop stylings of "The size of a cow" to the country sounding "Golden Green" , the fantasic "welcome to the cheap seats" (featuring the now...more |
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Wonder Stuff (The) - If The Beatles Had Read ... Price Comparison
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Polydor, September 01, 1996, Catalog Number: 5213972
If The Beatles Had Read...The Singles |
£ 7,44 |
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Polydor, September 01, 1996, UPC: 0731452139726
If The Beatles Had Read Hunter... The Singles |
£ 4,98 |
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£ 1.46 Availability: refer to shop website |
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If The Beatles Had Read Hunter... The Singles - The Wonder Stuff: The best of?..........Maybe (463 words)
by douglasadams - written on 19.09.05 (Useful, 36 readings)
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Way back in 1993, when the wonder stuff released construction for the modern idiot, they were winning accolades from even the strongest, stone headed reviewers. The NME were even running comparisons between them and bands the like of Madness, Squeeze, Slade and the Jam, describing them as "shaping up to be one of Englands greatest bands of the 90's". Then with no warning and with no real reason other than "for the f**k of it" they decided to split. A year later this album was released, mostly through contractual obligations and partly to grab the last bit of cash from those remaining "Stuffies" as they liked to call us. Yes, i agree ...
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