Over The Counter Culture - Ordinary Boys

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Ordinary Boys / Audio CD released 2004-07-05 at B-Unique / Disc #1 ... more

Over The Counter Culture - Ordinary Boys ... Tracklisting
1 Over The Counter Culture
2 The List Goes On
3 Week In Week Out
4 Talk Talk Talk
5 Little Bitch
6 Settle Down
7 Weekend Revolution
8 Maybe Someday
9 Just a Song
10 Seaside
11 In Awe of the Awful
12 Robots and Monkeys

Newest Review: ... and in particular this album can easily be compared to the likes of Britpop Blur and The Jam. There are also hints of The ... more

... Specials and The Smiths within the album as well. Even the bands name is influenced by The Smiths and more correctly Smiths front man Morrissey, who wrote a track called “The Ordinary Boys”. While the band have slightly changed direction and the latest album has more of a SKA/Reggae feel to it this album is certainly planted firmly in the Indie/Rock genre. If there is one thing I love about this album it’s the simple, but somehow massively addictive beats and guitar riffs that the album seems to be full of. The...more

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Over The Counter Culture - Ordinary Boys: Over The Counterculture, Well That's Right Where You Belong (920 words)
by - written on 09/02/06 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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While the Big Brother house seems to have introduced a much wider spectrum of fans to Preston and The Ordinary Boys it can only be considered a good thing for their career. At the moment “Boys Will Be Boys” seems to be one of the songs of the moment. The Brighton band had been plodding around the album charts for years but it seems the Big Brother appearance from Preston has seen them make a break into the singles chart as well. It was back in 2004 when they burst onto the scene at Glastonbury and then supporting Morrissey that really brought them to my attention. This is the bands debut album released in July 2004, around the same time as the appearances I ... Read the complete review