Find the Way Out
Released: Aug 9, 2005
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Released: Aug 9, 2005
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By 2005 -- in America, anyway -- hearing the story of how the Boo Radleys didn't make it was more common than hearing any of their actual music. The recap: the Liverpool band came up...
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C'mon Kids
Released: Sep 9, 1996
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Released: Sep 9, 1996
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Wake Up! brought the Boo Radleys pop success that they weren't sure what to do with. After embracing the album's number one success, the group eventually recoiled from the spotlight and Martin Carr...
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Wake Up!
Released: Sep 12, 1995
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Released: Sep 12, 1995
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With their third album, the Boo Radleys abandoned the overt noise that obscured the pop sensibilities of their early work and scaled back the ambitions of Giant Steps. The result is Wake Up!, a...
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Giant Steps
Released: Aug 31, 1993
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Released: Aug 31, 1993
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Titling an album after John Coltrane's masterpiece may well seem the height of pretension, but heck, it never stopped the Replacements from a similar move vis-a-vis the Beatles. As it is, the title...
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Every Heaven
Released: 1991
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Released: 1991
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Continuing along in the same general vein of Kaleidoscope, with production this time from Alan Moulder, the Boos both weave other influences more strongly into their work while starting to stand...
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Boo! Up
Released: 1991
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Released: 1991
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Working again with Moulder at the production helm, the Boos stretch a touch more on Up; while all the proceedings fairly scream shoegazer, there's enough variety to catch the ear. Opening cut...
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Kaleidoscope
Released: October 1990
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Released: October 1990
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The Boo Radleys followed their disowned Ichabod and I LP nearly a year later with Kaleidoscope, recorded with A.R. Kane's Rudi Tambala at H. Ark. There's a trace of A.R. Kane's oceanic...
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Free Huey - #2
Released: 1998
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Released: 1998
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Besides a repeat appearance of the techno/hip-hop-tinged title track, the second part of this single includes two fine numbers. "Spanish Horses" is a gentle affair, Sice's vocals cracking a bit as...
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