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Originally posted by Clockwork C ive only heard fit but you know it. fucking great stuff
After all the furore I downloaded this last night and listened to it on the way into work this morning. Sadly, "Fit But You Know It" is the only stand-out song on first listen. Needs a few more plays but it's not as obvious or catchy as Original Pirate Material.
Originally posted by Al Jarvis I'm glad to see the Streets have travelled well, cos MS is so quintessentially Eng-er-lish - singing about Stella and Red Stripe and rows down the boozer and what-have-you. Sort of a Madness for the nu-generation, and they never travelled beyond this shores ... did they?
Madness were big down here at the time. Think there may have been some touring also.
I listened to the first Streets' album a fair bit and found it amusing and fresh. Not the sort of thing I'd go back to often, mind. Bit of a novelty.
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The new single "Could Well Be In" is brilliant. A slow piano backing as he talks about meeting a bird in the pub. 
Originally posted by SP1 The new single "Could Well Be In" is brilliant. A slow piano backing as he talks about meeting a bird in the pub.
Sounds like a crock of shite. I can't wait to hear it, then dismiss it as a pile of filthy pants regardless.
Saw this discussed on a Luton board. Check out the video for 'Blinded by the Lights' at the-streets.co.uk/.
Hard-hitting stuff. Quite possibly the nastiest 'pop' video you're likely to see for a while! Not sure this one will make daytime TV!!!
Originally posted by Al Jarvis Saw this discussed on a Luton board. Check out the video for 'Blinded by the Lights' at the-streets.co.uk/. Hard-hitting stuff. Quite possibly the nastiest 'pop' video you're likely to see for a while! Not sure this one will make daytime TV!!!
Is the female vocal Sally Rodgers from A Man Called Adam?
