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Anything manchester can do, liverpool can do better:nod:

1.Ocean rain-Bunnymen 2.HMS Fable-Shack 3.Jollification-lightning seeds 4.evergreen-bunnymen 5.tales told-ian broudie 6.glide-curvature of the earth 7.the la's-the la's 8.frankie goes to hollywood-welcome to the pleasuredome 9.the coral-the coral 10.the journey-amsterdam

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apart from bunnymen,ermm NON

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  1. Ocean Rain - EatB
  2. Crocodiles - EatB
  3. Siberia - EatB
  4. Heaven Up Here - EatB
  5. Porcupine - EatB
  6. What Are You Going To Do With Your Life - EatB
  7. Evergreen (for NLF) - EatB

8-10. Some shit from that group in the 60s

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No Zombina and the Skeletones?!?!?! /Craigie*

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Think 10 albums is pushing it,but these are decent enough.

Revolver - The Beatles. Spartacus - The Farm. Crocodiles - Echo & The Bunnymen. The Icicle Works - If You Want To Defeat Your Enemy...

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Either i`ve had a complete memory loss or all liverpool music was shite,ie: The Lightning Seeds etc.

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  1. Giant Steps - Boo Radleys

  2. Working with Fire & Steel - China Crisis.

  3. Kilmanjaro - Teardrop Expodes.

  4. Icicle Works - Icicle Works

  5. Crocodiles - Echo&

  6. Spartacus - Farm

  7. La's - La's

  8. Cloudcuckooland- Lightning Seeds

  9. A flock of seagulls - flock of seagulls

  10. Architecture & Morality - OMD

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  1. Giant Steps - Boo Radleys
  2. Kingsize - Boo Radleys
  3. Organisation - OMD
  4. Cloudcuckooland - Lightning Seeds
  5. Kilamanjaro - Teardrop Explodes
  6. Porcupine - Echo & The Bunnymen
  7. Everything's Alright Forever - Boo Radleys
  8. Jehovah Kill - Julian Cope
  9. Spartacus - The Farm
  10. Fingertip Saint Sessions 2 - Brave Captain

Snorri xxx

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actually ive just remembered,ive got a cracking album by WAH ! cant recall its name though :confused2:

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Snorrimon wrote:

  1. Giant Steps - Boo Radleys
  2. Kingsize - Boo Radleys
  3. Organisation - OMD
  4. Cloudcuckooland - Lightning Seeds
  5. Kilamanjaro - Teardrop Explodes
  6. Porcupine - Echo & The Bunnymen
  7. Everything's Alright Forever - Boo Radleys
  8. Jehovah Kill - Julian Cope
  9. Spartacus - The Farm
  10. Fingertip Saint Sessions 2 - Brave Captain

Snorri xxx

to be picky, it's actually called Jehovahkill, one word, and JC was born in Deri, SOuth Glam, raised in Tamwortth. Top album though :nod:

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most half decent Mancy Albums were recorded in (drum roll)

ELL EYE VEE EE ARE PEE DOUBLE O ELL

:nod:

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OMITD - OMD Kilimanjaro - Teardrop Explodes Nah poo : the art of bluff - Wah! Afraid of Mice - Afraid of Mice Heaven up Here - Echo & the Bunnymen the La's - the La's Beatles - Revolver The Small Price Of A Bicycle -Icicle Works If You Want To Defeat Your Enemy Sing His Song - Icicle Works

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  1. Kilimanjaro - Teardrop Explodes
  2. Songs To Learn And Sing - Echo And The Bunnymen
  3. Spartacus - The Farm
  4. Say Something Good - River City People
  5. Welcome To The Pleasure Dome - Frankie
  6. She'll Rape The World - Ex Post Facto
  7. Working With Fire And Steel - China Crisis
  8. Wilder - Teardrop Explodes
  9. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  10. Architecture And Morality - OMD
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Dave Algeo wrote:

Afraid of Mice - Afraid of Mice

Now there's a name from the past!!:thumb:

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I was listening to Echo's rather great cover of It's All Over Now Baby Blue yesterday, from the Avalanche EP; anyone heard other tracks from that one?

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J.A.K wrote: most half decent Mancy Albums were recorded in (drum roll)

ELL EYE VEE EE ARE PEE DOUBLE O ELL

:nod:

Yeah,Brotherhood was. But im sure it wasn`t to soak up the atmosphere.

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PHD wrote:

Dave Algeo wrote:

Afraid of Mice - Afraid of Mice

Now there's a name from the past!!:thumb:

Quality band. Much better live than on record. Used to watch them when they were 'The Press' in Huyton.

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