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My First Album: Part 9 - Queen's Greatest Hits

My First Album: Part 9 – Queen’s Greatest Hits

June 14, 2008
by Steve Welch
Music: Features, My First Album

Did you lie all the way through this questionnaire to make yourself look cooler?: The versions of this feature I penned on Pablo Honey and Grace have been deleted. I just couldn't keep lying to myself.

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My First Album: Part 8 - Eliminator

My First Album: Part 8 – Eliminator

January 10, 2008
by Megan Vaughan
Music: Features, My First Album

When did you first hear of the artist in question?: Honestly, I’d never heard a thing by them until I put the tape in the machine. It’s a nice way to do things really. We should all take more risks with our record purchases.

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My First Album: Part 7 - Three Feet High and Rising

My First Album: Part 7 – Three Feet High and Rising

August 8, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

When did you first hear of the artist in question?: With my ear pressed against my brother’s bedroom door.

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My First Album: Part 6 - Spiders

My First Album: Part 6 – Spiders

July 27, 2007
by Hannah Bayfield
Music: Features, My First Album

What’s your favourite track now?: Either Mr Psycho, or Growler , which I hadn’t realized until we dug it out for the long haul down to Glasto goes very techno at the end.

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My First Album: Part 5 - By The Way

My First Album: Part 5 – By The Way

June 11, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

What did you think when you first listened to the album?: To be honest I was disappointed. It wasn't very instant and I was fifteen at the time, so quite impatient. It only grew on me a couple of years after...

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My First Album: Part 4 - The Great Escape

My First Album: Part 4 – The Great Escape

May 23, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

Who was your favourite member of the band and why?: Probably Alex James, before it was cool to like Graham Coxon. I always feel Dave Rowntree gets left out though. Poor The Rowntree.

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My First Album: Part 3 - Dangerous

My First Album: Part 3 – Dangerous

March 23, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

Did you lie all the way through this questionnaire to make yourself look cooler?: Nope.

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My First Album: Part 2 - Brotherhood

My First Album: Part 2 – Brotherhood

March 10, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

If you didn’t buy it with your own pocket money, who bought it for you: I bought it with my carefully cultivated £1 per week stash of pocket money. So indirectly, my parents did buy it for me. I was the musical middle man of the whole deal.

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My First Album: Part 1 - Take That and Party

My First Album: Part 1 – Take That and Party

March 3, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
Music: Features, My First Album

When did you first hear of the artist in question?: Attending a state-school in the early nineties, The That, as they were never known, were an unavoidable force known to all. Maybe it was in our Dairylea.

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