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Track List
01) Stop yer Moaning
02) Commuter Love
03) Saturday Big Shop
04) Jason Pritchard
05) What Shall We Do with the Drunken Raver
06) Another Day
07) Big Trouble in Great Yarmouth
08) Zig Zag
09) RTT
10) Things I Sing of Me
11) Apocalypso
01) Stop yer Moaning
02) Commuter Love
03) Saturday Big Shop
04) Jason Pritchard
05) What Shall We Do with the Drunken Raver
06) Another Day
07) Big Trouble in Great Yarmouth
08) Zig Zag
09) RTT
10) Things I Sing of Me
11) Apocalypso
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2008
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November 2007. The good citizens of Northampton are living their merry lives of goth rock and fist-fights, little knowing that, ensconced in a lofty and leafy studio in the heart of the town, ten starry-eyed young Bison are hard at work. Their hooves carry the tale of a summer's trudging through every kind of mud from Glastonbury to Midlothian and back again, in the wettest summer of festivals on record. Somewhere along the way Suzy Sunshine Bus has been stolen and Andy Weatherall has been annoyed. They have a saddlebag full of songs and a couple of grand in sterling. They have a mixing desk bearing traces of Johnny Rotten’s gob and other fluids from Freddie Mercury. Orange is still their favourite colour. After Eight and Primula sandwiches are still their favourite food. They are ready.
This is Saturday Big Shop, Bison's fourth album. The themes tackled herein include:
Barbra Streisand; the pubs of Leek, Staffs; jeb-ends; blue Rizlas; Football Focus; bad cartoons; pickled onion Monster Munch; unpaid gas bills; the likely environmental benefits of listening to Michael Jackson's Earth Song; Facebook relationship detailing anxiety.
So please, put your shopping away, throw on something orange, and enjoy.
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November 2007. The good citizens of Northampton are living their merry lives of goth rock and fist-fights, little knowing that, ensconced in a lofty and leafy studio in the heart of the town, ten starry-eyed young Bison are hard at work. Their hooves carry the tale of a summer's trudging through every kind of mud from Glastonbury to Midlothian and back again, in the wettest summer of festivals on record. Somewhere along the way Suzy Sunshine Bus has been stolen and Andy Weatherall has been annoyed. They have a saddlebag full of songs and a couple of grand in sterling. They have a mixing desk bearing traces of Johnny Rotten’s gob and other fluids from Freddie Mercury. Orange is still their favourite colour. After Eight and Primula sandwiches are still their favourite food. They are ready.
This is Saturday Big Shop, Bison's fourth album. The themes tackled herein include:
Barbra Streisand; the pubs of Leek, Staffs; jeb-ends; blue Rizlas; Football Focus; bad cartoons; pickled onion Monster Munch; unpaid gas bills; the likely environmental benefits of listening to Michael Jackson's Earth Song; Facebook relationship detailing anxiety.
So please, put your shopping away, throw on something orange, and enjoy.
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