Shaz
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Enjoy their concert 
Should be a good one.
Should be a good one.
Hoodoo Gurus
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Gabble Ratchet
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I'm now going to have to dodge a shift that accounts for half my week's hours (They knew I needed time off but still rostered me on >.>) but I think it'll be worth it 
Shaz
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It will be worth it but too bad about missing out on your earnings!
but too bad about missing out on your earnings!
Gabble Ratchet
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I'm pretty sure I can manage though...And if all else fails I need a new job anyway 
Sunny
Settled down at last and very happy.
Oooooooooo eeeeeeeeee
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rtbuck
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I reviewed their 'Blow Your Cool' album a few months back on my Bucky's Attic Thread (I dig into my vinyl & randomly pick out a few & write short reviews):
http://www.classicrockforums.com/forum/f37/buckys-attic-4633/index3.html
The Hoodoo Gurus – ‘Blow Your Cool’
Label: Elektra Records
Year: 1987
Review by Bucky
By 1987 my record collection was up over 2000 & my tastes in music had expanded. I bought this album because I liked the band name. I never heard them or heard of them but for a while I was listening to this record on a regular basis, bringing it to parties, & then eventually it got lost in my record collection. As soon as the needle hit the groove I remembered how much I liked the album & during that time frame, besides the Metal & Hard Rock that was going on, I was also listening to this record, REM’s ‘Dead Letter Office’, The Smithereens ‘Green Thoughts’, & The Godfathers ‘Birth School Work Death’ albums. Songs like “What’s My Scene”, “Hell For Leather”, ”Out That Door”, “In the Middle of the Land”, & “Party Machine” will bring back your partying days in college with their Alternative/Power Pop style. Even though just about every track is great there is one song in my opinion that is a cut above the rest & that is “Where Nowhere is” which is a great blend of the MC5 meets the Romantics. This is a Party record album
http://www.classicrockforums.com/forum/f37/buckys-attic-4633/index3.html
The Hoodoo Gurus – ‘Blow Your Cool’
Label: Elektra Records
Year: 1987
Review by Bucky
By 1987 my record collection was up over 2000 & my tastes in music had expanded. I bought this album because I liked the band name. I never heard them or heard of them but for a while I was listening to this record on a regular basis, bringing it to parties, & then eventually it got lost in my record collection. As soon as the needle hit the groove I remembered how much I liked the album & during that time frame, besides the Metal & Hard Rock that was going on, I was also listening to this record, REM’s ‘Dead Letter Office’, The Smithereens ‘Green Thoughts’, & The Godfathers ‘Birth School Work Death’ albums. Songs like “What’s My Scene”, “Hell For Leather”, ”Out That Door”, “In the Middle of the Land”, & “Party Machine” will bring back your partying days in college with their Alternative/Power Pop style. Even though just about every track is great there is one song in my opinion that is a cut above the rest & that is “Where Nowhere is” which is a great blend of the MC5 meets the Romantics. This is a Party record album
Sunny
Settled down at last and very happy.
My Girl .................... the pub featured in the vid reminds me of the one at the corner of my street
.................... the pub featured in the vid reminds me of the one at the corner of my street
Sunny
Settled down at last and very happy.
Tojo
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