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Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: McFly / Single / Audio CD released 2004-07-05 at Island / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Ge ... more Newest Review: ... off the album. From '5 Colours In Her Hair', the band push on to second single 'Obviously'; a track which saw the band hit ... more |
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by rleigh - written on 09/01/08 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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After the success of Busted in 2003, McFly emerged with a number one single in the form of '5 Colours In Her Hair' early in 2004. Busted had paved the way for similar bands to make a success of themselves and McFly took full advantage of this fact - or rather Universal Island Records did. Busted, McFly, and V were all a part of the same scene, and in fact Busted were used as the basis to launch the careers of McFly and V through having these two artists support Busted on their 2004 Arena Tour. The career of the band V was short-lived, and with Busted having split up early in 2005; McFly remain to be the only of the three bands still going today. 'Room on the ...
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