- Audio CD (29 April 2002)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Single, Maxi
- Label: Hut
- ASIN: B000063WAH
- Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 246,575 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. The People |
| 2. Let Love Be The Healer |
| 3. Life |
| 4. Jag Tune |
Product Description
THE MUSIC You Might As Well Try To F#ck Me E.P. (2001 UK 4-track CD EP featuring You Might As Well Try To F#ck Me Karma Treat Me Right On & Too High housed in a double card wallet picture sleeve. This copy has some minor storage marks to the sleeve but is still a great copy and now hard to find HUTCD145)
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
If this record doesn`t make the top 5, there really is no hope for the abomination that is the British music industry. Coming on like a cross between the Manchester bands of the late 80`s and Led Zep, The People is a rock tune that will make you want to move your feet, not your head. the driving, dance-based rhythm section is perfectly complimented by the nagging insistant guitar riff and the singer`s Robert Plant-esque vocals. The singer is also blessed with bags of charisma. Superb stuff.
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
The People, the main track on this EP is one of those astonishing songs you only hear once every few years which literally blows you off your feet. The energy and emotion in the song is indescribible and whips any song out at the moment - Can't even be compared to the Hindu Times. The best new guitar band of 2002? More likely the best new guitar of the decade. Remember the mass hysteria that happened when Oasis released Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory? The Music will surely create the same hype when they release their album. You heard it here first. Just stunning - this is a breakthrough song, which will be everywhere in the next few years (Like Wonderwall was) Buy this. For heaven's sake, buy it now.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Firstly, I have all the releases the music have produced so far and to be honest this is not the best. 'Take the Long Road and Walk It' takes this honour. However, 'The People' is still excellent stuff from far and away the most exciting band to emerge recently. The best tune on the album is the third track 'Life', which is pretty self-indulgent but captures the live sound of 'The Music' brilliantly. Maybe I am stuck in 1995-6 but still for me the best music is from around this period in recent times (Definately Maybe, Morning Glory, Verve, Blur and Cast etc from this period)the sound of 'The Music' is similar to this but also incorporates the 'indie-dance' beats of the mondays, roses, early charlatans etc, which makes it perfect for indie clubs but still the twats play very little of themusic! Anyway, a word of advice for anyone reading this buy 'The People' and go and see the music on their forthcoming tour along with the Coral, I will be in Sheffield at the Leadmill, its quite an experience.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Something Happening
This is an excellent EP, The People is (as someone said above) a kind of Led Zep sounding tune but still very modern. Read more
Published on 3 May 2002 by steven.collings@talk21.com
This year's Verve/Led Zeppelin hybrid...
Coming on like The Verve and Led Zeppelin stuck in a wind tunnel with a rogue keyboard, 'The People' bursts out of your speakers like it's spoiling for a fight. Read more
Published on 29 April 2002 by R. S. Barton
No-one else is doing anything like this....
Instead of throwing my influences in your face and slating bands I know nothing about, I'll just talk objectively about the title track from this EP. Read more
Published on 23 April 2002
The future of music?- don't-my sides will split.
This is the future of music? I take back everything I've said about the Strokes- who are genius compared to this. Read more
Published on 9 April 2002 by Jason Parkes
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