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Genre : Rock
Latest Release : Me I'm all smiles
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Echo & The Bunnymen
The albums and recordings that Echo & the Bunnymen have released: Crocodiles; Heaven Up Here; Porcupine; Ocean Rain; Songs to Learn and Sing (Singles collection); Echo & the Bunnymen; New Live and Rare (Japanese compilation album); Reverberation; BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert; Ballyhoo; Evergreen; What Are You Going to Do with Your Life?; Crystal Days 1979-1999 (4 CD Boxed Set); Flowers; Live in Liverpool; Siberia; More Songs to Learn and Sing (Singles collection) and Me I'm all Smiles (live). In 1988, the boys temporarily disbanded after singer/frontman Ian McCulloch left the band. Some time later, Pete de Freitas was killed in a motorcycle accident.
"If anything, Siberia mirrors the passion of that 1984 classic most of all. Sergeant's playing has never sounded better, particularly on the playful self-reflections of "Parthenon Drive" and "Of a Life." McCulloch's lyrics are exactly on par, and vocally, he's sharper than ever. Call it an age thing, but Siberia makes total sense for where Echo & the Bunnymen stands 20 years on as a band. They couldn't have created this album before now. "- All Music Guide. If anything, Siberia mirrors the passion of that 1984 classic most of all. Sergeant's playing has never sounded better, particularly on the playful self-reflections of "Parthenon Drive" and "Of a Life." McCulloch's lyrics are exactly on par, and vocally, he's sharper than ever. Call it an age thing, but Siberia makes total sense for where Echo & the Bunnymen stands 20 years on as a band. They couldn't have created this album before now. Songs such as the bittersweet musings of "Stormy Weather" and "All Because of You Days" capture Echo & the Bunnymen at their most confident. Album standout "Scissors in the Sand" finds the band's usual cool and cocky demeanor still intact. Really, Siberia is a beautiful album. All those years ago, Echo & the Bunnymen gave the world some "songs to learn and sing." With Siberia, they do it again.
"Killer Moon" has been covered by many bands including "Pavement" on their EP, MAjor Leagues. Nouvelle Vague, a French band too performed their song for their album, Bande à Part. Aussie group, "Something for Kate" too did a cover for their "Cigarettes and Suitcases" single. Grant Lee Phillips too has covered their song in his album, "Nineteeneighties." Buy tickets to performances of Echo & the Bunnymen and watch them display enough Pop brilliance ensuring a seat in history.
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Artist Biography - Echo & The Bunnymen
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"The Killing Moon" from the album Ocean Rain is in the soundtrack of movie "Donnie Darko" and movie "Grosse Pointe Blank". Echo & the Bunnymen, formed of Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant and Les Pattinson, came together in Liverpool in 1978. Fans have unfailingly bought tickets and new albums of this great band. Echo & the Bunnymen, along with other bands like Wah! And Teardrop Explode, were Liverpool's answer to Manchester and London's punk scene.
Though the Original line-up was Ian McCulloch (vocals, guitar), Will Sergeant (guitar), Les Pattinson (Bass) and Pete De Freitas (drums). The present line-up is: Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Gordy Goudie (guitar), Stephen Brannan (bass), Paul Fleming (keyboards) and Simon Finley (drums). The band cites Velvet Underground, David Bowie, Iggy & the Stooges, The Doors, Lou Reed and Leonard Cohen as their main influences. Ian McCulloch was the consummate rockstar and leader of the band. Brimmin with confidence and talent he led his band to great heights. Ian McCulloch released three albums as a solo artist: Candleland; Mysterio and Slideling, 2003.
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