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Echo & The Bunnymen have decided to cancel their US tour due to “unreasonable” tax demands . The band’s website confirms their plans with a statement that reads: that it was with the “deepest regret” that they have called off the November jaunt.“This is due to unreasonable demands presented by the IRS for the band [...]
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The Internal Revenue Service has thwarted Echo & the Bunnymen's invasion of the United States before they even ventured beyond the West Coast. Despite having played two successful shows, including performances of Ocean Rain in its entirety in Los...
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The St Jerome’s Laneway Festival line-up for 2010 is a touch of genius. In what's possibly the best looking lineup out of any of the festivals for the summer (according to Music Universe), St...for more on all the hype, go to musicuniverse.com.au
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Only a month after the death of ex-keyboardist Jake Drake-Brockman, Echo & the Bunnymen are prepping upcoming, Chris Martin-assisted, The Fountain by joining the likes of Vampire Weekend and, well, everybody and putting out the first single for...
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Rest in peace Ian McCulloch's voice.You just had a feeling it would eventually come to this with Echo & the Bunnymen. First off, let's get something out of the way, and yes, it's going to hurt. Ian MCulloch's voice is fried. Finished. Done. Over. Kaput. Fini. What was once one of the great instruments in rock music is no more. A voice that had no small influence on countless other musicians, in...
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The first word that comes to mind when you listen to Echo and the Bunnymen's new album The Fountain is familiar. After 30 years of music making, the Liverpudlians have certainly mastered their sound.The album opens up with "Think I Need To", a track that sets the tone with its '80s British pop flow. "Forgotten Fields" gives us the standard Echo soaring sound, while "Life of a Thousand Crimes"
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Words and Pictures by Dave MacIntyreTime is definitely on Ian McCulloch’s side. Even at 50 years of age, the front man of 80’s post-punk sensation Echo & The Bunnymen didn’t look a bit out of place on stage with a microphone in hand. In front of a respectable turnout at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, McCulloch addressed the crowd wearing his trademark shades, announcing it was good to be back
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Album:Songs To Learn & Sing
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Well, I'm at work and don't have full access to my library, so I'm just trying this service out. I noticed the upload was a little sluggish. But, here it is.I recently downloaded an old classic, and IMHO one of the finest albums of it's genre. That artist and album being - Echo & The Bunneymens classic "Songs To Learn and Sing" This is the last track on the disc. Front to back a masterpiece of ...
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Is this a big deal? Here's the press release. I'm not the biggest Echo and the Bunnymen fan, so I'm not sure how epic it would be to hear them perform a 24 year old album? New York, NY, May 6 – In the year of the band’s 30th anniversary, Echo & The Bunnymen comes to New York City on Wednesday, October 1st for a very special concert at Radio City Music Hall performing their beloved album Ocean
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Hands down, I think this could be my favorite Echo and The Bunnymen song. I don't want to lose friends over this or that war. It started with Funk Wars. I was up against Hyman, Trane, B42, Justin Oatmeal, and Cody B. All good opponents, but I don't want to cheese anyone off when it comes to my idea of Funk.Same goes for the combatants in Punk Wars. I had 2 posts to go and now I am giving up. So...
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