New And Improved - Julianne Regan and Mice

Description: Artist: Julianne Regan and Mice / Audio CD released 2001-12-17 at Jam Tart / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Dear Sir 2 Miss ... more

New And Improved - Julianne Regan and Mice ... Miss World
3 Star As Bright As You Are
4 Trumpet Song
5 Milkman
6 Mats Prozac
7 Blue Sonic Boy
8 Bang Bang
9 Battersea
10 Messed Up
11 Star
12 Tiny Window
13 Pyjamadrama
14 Martian Man
15 Unborn Angel
16 Dumb Girl
17 Dark Place
18 Hit Or Miss
19 Julie Christie

Newest Review: ... blood no doubt. Basically the subtext here is "Everyone else is better than me", its the litany of the underdog. ... more

... It's got a cracking guitar line in the middle 8 though! 04 - Trumpet Song. Writing credits for this are for Julianne & Tim again. Its quite upbeat in its chord structure with a rather cool counterpoint melody and its about blowing your own trumpet and devolves into psychedelia in the middle 8. And yes, it features some killer trumpet lines. 05 - The Milkman (Full-Cream Version). Another track written by Julianne & Tim and I am totally not sure about that Blur inspired intro which could have been lifted fro...more

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	New and Improved Release Date: 2001 - 12 - 17, Audio CD, Jam Tart Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11	£ 100.00

New and Improved
Release Date: 2001 - 12 - 17, Audio CD, Jam Tart

Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11

£ 100.00

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New And Improved - Julianne Regan and Mice: All About Side Projects (1852 words)
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This was actually the second album by Mice, the first was "Because I Can". If the name Julianne Regan sounds familiar its because she was doing this after the initial break up of her more famous group All About Eve. Mice was headed by the lady herself and also featured Tim McTighe who played bass, Christian Hayes (also known as Bic for some reason) who played guitar, Andy Cousin who also played bass on a couple of tracks, Marty Wilson-Piper who also played guitar on a few tracks & Mark Price who played drums. In reality this isn't really a second album at all, its actually more like a rehash or "Best Of" album as it contains ... Read the complete review