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Found 39 items containing "I" (soundgenerator.com)
21-Jul-2006
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Ian McCulloch Echo And The Bunnymen frontman and solo artist. McCulloch is a big song man and for almost 25 years has been one of the UK's foremost singer/songwriters.
25 YEARS AND COUNTING (New York Press)
21-Jul-2006
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In the late ’80s, if you attended an overcrowded, white-trashy public high school like mine (in Texas), you knew that any overt admittance of enjoying a band like Echo and the Bunnymen could bring you pain.
7 p.m. Wednesday, June 21. Creepy Crawl (3524 Washington Avenue) (Riverfront Times)
16-Jun-2006
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When the Stills released their 2003 debut album, Logic Will Break Your Heart, critics were quick to lump them in with Anglo-inspired New York City bands such as Interpol and the Strokes. It didn't matter that the Stills are from Canada and (they claim) hadn't even heard Echo and the Bunnymen before ...
The Stills - Without Feathers (Rolling Stone)
16-Jun-2006
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Where the Stills' 2003 debut earned the young Montreal group comparisons to moody British New Wave icons such as Echo and the Bunnymen, Without Feathers evokes lighter, more up-to-date Brits like Keane and Coldplay.
From Liverpool to 'Siberia' (Palm Springs and Coachella Valley Local News and Guides)
16-Jun-2006
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Nearly 30 years after they first hit the scene, Echo and the Bunnymen blow into the desert, riding high on a wave of '80s nostalgia and a new album that revives the band's early sound.
Rock/Pop: The Zutons (The Herald)
14-May-2006
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The Beatles, Echo and the Bunnymen, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, er, Cast, that ginger one from Atomic Kitten... Liverpool has a long and illustrious reputation for its musical output.
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