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Track Listings
| 1. Presley On Oldham Street |
| 2. Comet Theme Number One |
| 3. White No Sugar |
| 4. Not Enough Purple, Too Much Grey |
| 5. Only One Way I Can Go |
| 6. Tiger Woods: Astronaut |
| 7. You Can't Keep A Good Man Down |
| 8. This Night Will See Me Falling |
| 9. Push Me Back Down |
| 10. The Cool People Know Who The Cool People Are |
| 11. The Biggest Horizon |
| 12. Andy Gill: Astronaut |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It takes time to listen to this. I recommend locking yourself away and giving it a couple of goes. But hell is it worth it! There are some eclectic moments, some uplifiting moments and there are some downright odd moments. If nothing else it makes your brain work, it makes you think, and ultimatley it makes you hum these songs for weeks. White no sugar stands out, there are of course other great high spots, live they rock the place ( admittedly small places but whos to argue) Mr Boon is clearly a loon, but long may he continue.
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
If you liked Inspiral Carpets, you may well like this. Clint Boon, keyboad player and writer with the Carpets, has a spookily similar voice to Tom Hingley, complete with crooning style, but seems more at home with strange samples and spaced out lyrics. White with no sugar and Comet Theme No.1 are highlights, and definitely skip the first track (that's so annoying, isn't it...?)
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4 reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Catchy, if a little bit eccentric.
16 Sep 2010
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
The guy singing full on opera style will throw you for a loop on a couple of tracks, but this is a very catchy pop album. White No Sugar is the big hit, but you'll find some impressive tracks throughout. Clint Boon steps out from background vocals in his former band to take control as lead singer, proving himself every bit as good as any of the "Madchester" frontmen from back in the day. It is the kind of album that you will hear, then have to listen to again because the songs are in your head anyways.
Plus, I once saw Mr. Boon put his fist through an inch thick steel door, just so he could save a litter of kittens.
Plus, I once saw Mr. Boon put his fist through an inch thick steel door, just so he could save a litter of kittens.
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Mr Boon play that tune
10 May 2000
Format:Audio CD
5am Arrived heathrow airport. 11am First pint of Broon Ale. 5pm Purchased Boon tickets for London gig. 7pm Purchased nights supplies of pills. 9pm Wave after wave of perfect pop floods my soul and leaves me smiling. 4am Woke up not knowing where in hell I was.
Mr Boon play that tune!
Booney Tunes
15 April 2011
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
GREAT album!!! All the songs are worth listening to over and over and over... LOVED the songs #2 & #5 & #7 - all three are perfectly crafted like no other songs before. The ONLY downfall of the CD is the female voice in tracks #1 & #12. ANY other woman in the world could have spoken his words better than she did. Tsk, tsk, tsk Maegan. And it's Capt. James T. Kirk! Clint Boon Experience has taken me to another world, just like the Inspirals had done before. Blast off!!!!!!!!!
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