Here's another Weekend Post:
More Brit-pop from a UK band that managed to take the cartoonish punkiness of The Ramones, but make it cute too. Nearly 20 years later, this song still charms . . .
Hear the song on Youtube.
Weekend posts are a chance to revisit songs that have happy memories,
not of anything in particular, other than just hearing the tunes.
Many
of these songs were tracks that I played during my 90s stint as an
Alternative/Modern Rock radio show. They're tunes that I hardly hear
these days, but are fun to revisit.
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
Sunday, June 5, 2011
The Farm "Groovy Train"
Here's another Weekend Post:
In the early 90s, bands like this were being foisted on America on a weekly basis. You'd read all these breathless Melody Maker reviews of how they were dominating the U.K. charts, and were coming to conquer the USA.
And inevitably, they'd get a nice bit of MTV "Buzz Bin" action . . . and that would be that. You'd never hear from them again.
20 years later, I still won't read a review of a band, if it was written by the British press.
I like this song, though.
See the video on Youtube.
Weekend posts are a chance to revisit songs that have happy memories, not of anything in particular, other than just hearing the tunes.
Many of these songs were tracks that I played during my 90s stint as an Alternative/Modern Rock radio show. They're tunes that I hardly hear these days, but are wonderful to revisit.
Click on the "Weekend Posts" label below, to see other posts like this.
In the early 90s, bands like this were being foisted on America on a weekly basis. You'd read all these breathless Melody Maker reviews of how they were dominating the U.K. charts, and were coming to conquer the USA.
And inevitably, they'd get a nice bit of MTV "Buzz Bin" action . . . and that would be that. You'd never hear from them again.
20 years later, I still won't read a review of a band, if it was written by the British press.
I like this song, though.
See the video on Youtube.
Weekend posts are a chance to revisit songs that have happy memories, not of anything in particular, other than just hearing the tunes.
Many of these songs were tracks that I played during my 90s stint as an Alternative/Modern Rock radio show. They're tunes that I hardly hear these days, but are wonderful to revisit.
Click on the "Weekend Posts" label below, to see other posts like this.
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