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You Can Do Anything

by: The Zutons

Release Date June 02, 2008
This is guitar music of the finest quality, if you like this band`s early stuff then you`ll love this. Absolutely brilliant.

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Tired Of Hanging Around

by: The Zutons

Release Date April 17, 2006
To be honest, I did not think much of "Who Killed..." A couple of catchy pop tunes, for sure, but it was "bubble gum" music for the most part. This album remains true to the band's sense of having fun with their music, but it has a much more confident sound and the production is much improved. Touring the States with The Killers also seems to have rubbed off on how the band now sounds. Moreover, to their credit, the record again romps home in just over 40 minutes.

The themes are varied and frequently concern the more mundane aspects of life - the stress of taking public transport to work ("Tired of Hanging Around"), why good nights out always end in miserable hangovers the next day ("It's the Little Things We Do"), or getting over ... Read More:

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Who Killed The Zutons [New Version]

by: Zutons

Release Date October 18, 2004
I am 15 year old girl and I think this CD suits all ages and types of people. This is an amazing CD with all my favourite songs from the Zutons, I would also recomend "Tired of Hanging around" and "You can do anything" these are also by the Zutons. Buy and enjoy! :)

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Who Killed The Zutons?

by: Zutons

Release Date October 18, 2004
I am 15 year old girl and I think this CD suits all ages and types of people. This is an amazing CD with all my favourite songs from the Zutons, I would also recomend "Tired of Hanging around" and "You can do anything" these are also by the Zutons. Buy and enjoy! :)

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Valerie

by: Zutons

Release Date June 19, 2006
I am 15 year old girl and I think this CD suits all ages and types of people. This is an amazing CD with all my favourite songs from the Zutons, I would also recomend "Tired of Hanging around" and "You can do anything" these are also by the Zutons. Buy and enjoy! :)

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Valerie [7" VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date June 19, 2006
I am 15 year old girl and I think this CD suits all ages and types of people. This is an amazing CD with all my favourite songs from the Zutons, I would also recomend "Tired of Hanging around" and "You can do anything" these are also by the Zutons. Buy and enjoy! :)

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Devil's Deal

by: Zutons

Release Date September 09, 2002
This is the debut single from Liverpudlians The Zutons; three great tracks that aren't on any albums and the knowledge that you own a brilliant slice of musical history. This is bound to go up in value as it becomes even more rare - invest whilst it's still affordable! Well worth shelling out a few extra pennies for. Buy and enjoy!

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Who Killed the Zutons [VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date April 19, 2004
I am 15 year old girl and I think this CD suits all ages and types of people. This is an amazing CD with all my favourite songs from the Zutons, I would also recomend "Tired of Hanging around" and "You can do anything" these are also by the Zutons. Buy and enjoy! :)

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It's the Little Things We Do [7" VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date November 27, 2006
Fair play to The Zutons, they've managed ot have one great song on each of their albums to date, which is more than most bands can dream about. This isn't it, mind, rather it's an alright tune about having a hangover, with a thoroughly irritating saxophone refrain. Which I'm sure is deliberate if it's meant to replicate the mental agony of said hangover.

The proper B-side "Sometimes I'm So Polite" sounds like a La's cast off, which would actually make it a Cast off (cue Britpop induced laughter). It's rubbish. For your delectation they throw in a live version of "Valerie", which isn't this albums great track either, but might make folk forget the main track, the video for which is also included.

It's a neat enough single ... Read More:

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Oh Stacey (Look What You've Done) [7" VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date September 18, 2006
Fair play to The Zutons, they've managed ot have one great song on each of their albums to date, which is more than most bands can dream about. This isn't it, mind, rather it's an alright tune about having a hangover, with a thoroughly irritating saxophone refrain. Which I'm sure is deliberate if it's meant to replicate the mental agony of said hangover.

The proper B-side "Sometimes I'm So Polite" sounds like a La's cast off, which would actually make it a Cast off (cue Britpop induced laughter). It's rubbish. For your delectation they throw in a live version of "Valerie", which isn't this albums great track either, but might make folk forget the main track, the video for which is also included.

It's a neat enough single ... Read More: