Three great albums, proper sunshine pop, and yet I know no one else who likes them. Hmmm.
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a couple of quite good single
and a under-average second album for me...
Saw them live twice
first time supporting The Sleepy Jackson and the second headlining at ULU. Have to say they were excellent live both times and the first time (in my opinion) upstaged the Sleepy Jackson. Debut album; I liked but it just has not stood the test of time and I no longer listen to it at all. The Second album for me was highly disappointing and consequently I ignored the third.
Saw em on that Sleepy Jackson tour too
New album's better than the last one by quite some way
I really, really liked the debut album.
Second is rubbish.
I only like
Long Time Coming and Valentine, nice tunes
...I saw them at that ULU gig...
they were pretty good. Long time coming, Nearer than heaven and Hey Girl were ace tunes and some of the synths were pretty catchy. That 'Hooray' song makes me feel a little ill though.
i liked the 2nd album
after a good few listens mind. Just downloaded the 3rd album, havnt listened to it yet. have you got it Morning theft? If so enlighten me!
No
I like them too. Great live band as well, which they weren't in the early days. Saw them in Bristol last week and they were very entertaining.
Delay's are cool!!!!
I think they're pretty cool....Hooray's a great track...very uplifting!!!! http://audiotube.com/file/2787-delays-hooray.html
I love the first four tunes on debut
nonplussed with what I've heard after that.
Their first album was good
Hey Girl, Long Time Coming, Nearer Than HEaven... some great tunes on there. Been a bit downhill since then though. Still wouldnt mind going to see them on Friday.
They are excellent live
I actually like the second album more than the first. It's a grower and has some great psychadelic harmony pop on it. I've not heard the 3rd properly yet but the Love Made Visible single was catchy as hell!