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A Different Lifetime

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by: Spearmint

Release Date August 29, 2005
I was introduced to this album courtesy of the inclusion of 'Scottish Pop' on a sampler. A moment or two of breezy summery pop genius. We all know what they mean - that halcyon innocent sound we associate with the likes of Clare Grogan or Orange Juice or the debut from Aztec Camera. This song contains one of the finest couplets ever :

'You can call me a plagiaristic English Fop
But when I'm with you, I feel like I'm listening to Scottish Pop'

Bought on a whim the album has proved to be a real joy. In the band's own words it's 'Songs about being in love / about falling in love / about saying goodbye'. It combines wit, warmth, real poignancy, great melodies, arrangements, super playing and takes me back to simpler ... Read More:

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A Different Lifetime [VINYL]

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by: Spearmint

Release Date
I was introduced to this album courtesy of the inclusion of 'Scottish Pop' on a sampler. A moment or two of breezy summery pop genius. We all know what they mean - that halcyon innocent sound we associate with the likes of Clare Grogan or Orange Juice or the debut from Aztec Camera. This song contains one of the finest couplets ever :

'You can call me a plagiaristic English Fop
But when I'm with you, I feel like I'm listening to Scottish Pop'

Bought on a whim the album has proved to be a real joy. In the band's own words it's 'Songs about being in love / about falling in love / about saying goodbye'. It combines wit, warmth, real poignancy, great melodies, arrangements, super playing and takes me back to simpler times that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Foerster: Eva

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from: Supraphon

Release Date April 16, 1996
I was introduced to this album courtesy of the inclusion of 'Scottish Pop' on a sampler. A moment or two of breezy summery pop genius. We all know what they mean - that halcyon innocent sound we associate with the likes of Clare Grogan or Orange Juice or the debut from Aztec Camera. This song contains one of the finest couplets ever :

'You can call me a plagiaristic English Fop
But when I'm with you, I feel like I'm listening to Scottish Pop'

Bought on a whim the album has proved to be a real joy. In the band's own words it's 'Songs about being in love / about falling in love / about saying goodbye'. It combines wit, warmth, real poignancy, great melodies, arrangements, super playing and takes me back to simpler times that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Happy Fifties

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by: Louis Armstrong

Release Date January 07, 1997
I was introduced to this album courtesy of the inclusion of 'Scottish Pop' on a sampler. A moment or two of breezy summery pop genius. We all know what they mean - that halcyon innocent sound we associate with the likes of Clare Grogan or Orange Juice or the debut from Aztec Camera. This song contains one of the finest couplets ever :

'You can call me a plagiaristic English Fop
But when I'm with you, I feel like I'm listening to Scottish Pop'

Bought on a whim the album has proved to be a real joy. In the band's own words it's 'Songs about being in love / about falling in love / about saying goodbye'. It combines wit, warmth, real poignancy, great melodies, arrangements, super playing and takes me back to simpler times that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Women's Love Right

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by: Laura Lee

Release Date April 02, 2001
I was introduced to this album courtesy of the inclusion of 'Scottish Pop' on a sampler. A moment or two of breezy summery pop genius. We all know what they mean - that halcyon innocent sound we associate with the likes of Clare Grogan or Orange Juice or the debut from Aztec Camera. This song contains one of the finest couplets ever :

'You can call me a plagiaristic English Fop
But when I'm with you, I feel like I'm listening to Scottish Pop'

Bought on a whim the album has proved to be a real joy. In the band's own words it's 'Songs about being in love / about falling in love / about saying goodbye'. It combines wit, warmth, real poignancy, great melodies, arrangements, super playing and takes me back to simpler times that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Teenage Mojo Workout

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by: 5,6,7,8's, The

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This is a bargain -- 12 songs for £12.96 (currently at least).

It's a mix up of 50's rock'n'roll with some harder rock and maybe punk thrown in. Indeed, the band's name is a reference to the girl's influences of 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's music. These influences show, and mix together surprisingly well.

Most of the tracks are reasonably danceable, and there are a few you can't help move to no matter where you are (I embarrassed myself on the bus).

Sadly there's not much longevity here, and the novelty of three kooky Japanese women screaming at the top's of their angry voices wears thin pretty fast. Having said that, it does seem to be something you'll want to put on every so often when you're in a rock'n'rolly sort of mood. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Teenage Mojo Workout

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by: 5-6-7-8's

Release Date September 20, 2004
This is a bargain -- 12 songs for £12.96 (currently at least).

It's a mix up of 50's rock'n'roll with some harder rock and maybe punk thrown in. Indeed, the band's name is a reference to the girl's influences of 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's music. These influences show, and mix together surprisingly well.

Most of the tracks are reasonably danceable, and there are a few you can't help move to no matter where you are (I embarrassed myself on the bus).

Sadly there's not much longevity here, and the novelty of three kooky Japanese women screaming at the top's of their angry voices wears thin pretty fast. Having said that, it does seem to be something you'll want to put on every so often when you're in a rock'n'rolly sort of mood. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Right Track: The Very Best of and More

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by: Billy Butler

Release Date
This is a bargain -- 12 songs for £12.96 (currently at least).

It's a mix up of 50's rock'n'roll with some harder rock and maybe punk thrown in. Indeed, the band's name is a reference to the girl's influences of 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's music. These influences show, and mix together surprisingly well.

Most of the tracks are reasonably danceable, and there are a few you can't help move to no matter where you are (I embarrassed myself on the bus).

Sadly there's not much longevity here, and the novelty of three kooky Japanese women screaming at the top's of their angry voices wears thin pretty fast. Having said that, it does seem to be something you'll want to put on every so often when you're in a rock'n'rolly sort of mood. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Curtis Mayfield's Chicago Soul [CASSETTE]

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by: Curtis Mayfield

Release Date November 07, 1995
This is a bargain -- 12 songs for £12.96 (currently at least).

It's a mix up of 50's rock'n'roll with some harder rock and maybe punk thrown in. Indeed, the band's name is a reference to the girl's influences of 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's music. These influences show, and mix together surprisingly well.

Most of the tracks are reasonably danceable, and there are a few you can't help move to no matter where you are (I embarrassed myself on the bus).

Sadly there's not much longevity here, and the novelty of three kooky Japanese women screaming at the top's of their angry voices wears thin pretty fast. Having said that, it does seem to be something you'll want to put on every so often when you're in a rock'n'rolly sort of mood. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Curtis Mayfield's Chicago Soul

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by: Curtis Mayfield

Release Date November 07, 1995
This is a bargain -- 12 songs for £12.96 (currently at least).

It's a mix up of 50's rock'n'roll with some harder rock and maybe punk thrown in. Indeed, the band's name is a reference to the girl's influences of 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's music. These influences show, and mix together surprisingly well.

Most of the tracks are reasonably danceable, and there are a few you can't help move to no matter where you are (I embarrassed myself on the bus).

Sadly there's not much longevity here, and the novelty of three kooky Japanese women screaming at the top's of their angry voices wears thin pretty fast. Having said that, it does seem to be something you'll want to put on every so often when you're in a rock'n'rolly sort of mood. ... Read More: