The Undertones - Hypnotised (Reissue) (1980/1992)
Artist: The Undertones
Title: Hypnotised
Year Of Release: 1980/1992
Label: Dojo Limited
Genre: Punk, New Wave
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 51:33
Total Size: 127/351 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Hypnotised
Year Of Release: 1980/1992
Label: Dojo Limited
Genre: Punk, New Wave
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 51:33
Total Size: 127/351 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
1. More Songs About Chocolate And Girls 2:43
2. There Goes Norman 2:28
3. Hypnotised 2:31
4. See That Girl 2:25
5. Whizz Kids 2:20
6. Under The Boardwalk 2:27
7. The Way Girls Talk 2:31
8. Hard Luck 3:42
9. My Perfect Cousin 2:36
10. Boys Will Be Boys 1:27
11. Tearproof 2:21
12. Wednesday Week 2:17
13. Nine Times Out Of Ten 2:38
14. Girls That Don't Talk 2:27
15. What's With Terry 3:18
16. You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It) 2:38
17. Hard Luck (Again) 4:11
18. Let's Talk About Girls 3:37
19. Told You So 2:10
20. I Don't Wanna See You Again 0:48
The Undertones formed in Derry, Northern Ireland, in 1975. Their debut EP, Teenage Kicks, was released by Belfast record shop owner Terry Hooley on his Good Vibrations label in September 1978. The song captivated Britain's top DJ, John Peel, who played the song on his BBC radio show. This attracted a deal from Sire, which released the band's debut LP in April 1979. That Autumn, The Undertones earned kudos as a support act on the Clash's American tour.
A second LP, Hypnotised, was recorded and released in 1980, followed in 1981 by their first LP for EMI, Positive Touch. The Sin Of Pride was released in 1983, shortly before the Undertones split up in the summer of 1983 after a series of summer festival gigs.
Feargal Sharkey launched a short-lived solo career, while the O'Neills won critical plaudits - but little sales - for their tough-minded political band, That Petrol Emotion. Hopes of re-forming the original lineup for John Peel's 50th birthday fell apart after the O'Neills' father died. Their first new album in 20 years, Get What You Need, was released in September 2003.
Original Line-up: John and Damian O’Neill - guitar; Michael Bradley - bass; Billy Doherty - drums; Feargal Sharkey - vocals.
A second LP, Hypnotised, was recorded and released in 1980, followed in 1981 by their first LP for EMI, Positive Touch. The Sin Of Pride was released in 1983, shortly before the Undertones split up in the summer of 1983 after a series of summer festival gigs.
Feargal Sharkey launched a short-lived solo career, while the O'Neills won critical plaudits - but little sales - for their tough-minded political band, That Petrol Emotion. Hopes of re-forming the original lineup for John Peel's 50th birthday fell apart after the O'Neills' father died. Their first new album in 20 years, Get What You Need, was released in September 2003.
Original Line-up: John and Damian O’Neill - guitar; Michael Bradley - bass; Billy Doherty - drums; Feargal Sharkey - vocals.
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