Whales And Dolphins: The Very Best Of Terrorvision - Terrorvision

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: Terrorvision / Audio CD released 2001-09-24 at EMI / Disc #1 ... more

Whales And Dolphins: The Very Best Of Terrorvision - Terrorvision ... Tracklisting
1 Perseverance
2 Tequila (Mint Royale Shot)
3 Alice What's The Matter
4 Discotheque Wreck
5 Some People Say
6 Bad Actress
7 Easy
8 Pretend Best Friend
9 Josephine
10 New Policy One
11 Celebrity Hit List
12 Fists Of Fury
13 My House
14 Ill Wishes
15 Middleman
16 American TV
17 Do You Wanna Go Faster
18 Oblivion

Newest Review: ... People Say" is an attempt to put this right, which is only partly successful. It's as close as Terrorvision ever got to ... more

... the big 1980s style stadium rock ballad, but Tony's vocal descends into screaming out the words towards the end, which takes the edge off a little. "Bad Actress" was a more successful attempt at writing a ballad. Tony's voice is a lot more controlled this time around and the inclusion of a string section gives it more of a stadium rock ballad feel. However, Terrorvision prefer to rock out, which makes the chorus a little too overdone for that genuine ballad feel. Lyrically speaking, however, it's Terrorvis...more

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Whales and Dolphins: The Very Best ofTerrorvision
Release Date: 2001 - 09 - 24, Audio CD, EMI

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Whales And Dolphins: The Very Best Of Terrorvision - Terrorvision: Have a Whale of a Time (1902 words)
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Early 2001 was a dark time for fans of British rock. Terrorvision, the self-proclaimed "best band from Bradford starting with a T" announced that they were to split up later in the year, following a farewell tour and the release of a Greatest Hits album. Not having missed either a tour or an album by the band in years, I made sure to get my hands on both. "Whales and Dolphins - the Best of Terrorvision" isn't a great album for the fans. It was put together by EMI, who had dropped the band a couple of years previously in an attempt to reclaim some of the money they'd lost in the band, it was done virtually without the input of the band. In ... Read the complete review