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 | Biff Bang Pow! The Girl Who Runs the Beat Hotel / Pass the Paintbrush, Honey Tracklisting: — 1 Someone Stole My Wheels (2:45) — 2 Love's Gone Out Of Fashion (3:16) — 3 She Never Understood (3:13) — 4 He Don't Need That Girl (2:06) — 5 She Shivers Inside (3:21) — 6 The Beat Hotel (2:17) — 7 The Happiest Gi... more » |
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1 Someone Stole My Wheels (2:45)
2 Love's Gone Out Of Fashion (3:16)
3 She Never Understood (3:13)
4 He Don't Need That Girl (2:06)
5 She Shivers Inside (3:21)
6 The Beat Hotel (2:17)
7 The Happiest Girl In The World (3:23)
8 If I Die (2:35)
9 Five Minutes In The Life Of Greenwood Goulding (4:23)
10 The Whole World Is Turning Brouchard! (1:29)
11 There Must Be A Better Life (3:14)
12 Lost Your Dreams (2:00)
13 Love And Hate (3:28)
14 The Chocolate Elephant Man (3:08)
15 Waterbomb! (2:02)
16 Colin Dobbins (2:45)
17 Wouldn't You (2:28)
18 A Day Out With Jeremy Chester (4:05)
Biff Bang Pow! were an indie pop band from London, England, active between 1983 and 1991, centring around Creation Records boss Alan McGee.
Glaswegian Alan McGee had previously been in the band Laughing Apple, who released 3 singles in 1981/82. After moving to London, McGee formed a new band, Biff Bang Pow!, taking their name from a song by one of his favourite bands, The Creation. The first release on Creation records, "'73 in '83" by The Legend! came with a flexi-disc featuring Laughing Apple's "Wouldn't You", a song that would later appear on the first Biff Bang Pow! album.
The initial Biff Bang Pow! line-up was McGee on guitar and vocals, with Dick Green on guitar, Joe Foster on bass, and Ken Popple on drums, these recording the first 2 singles "50 Years of Fun" and "There Must Be A Better Life".
1 Someone Stole My Wheels (2:45)
2 Love's Gone Out Of Fashion (3:16)
3 She Never Understood (3:13)
4 He Don't Need That Girl (2:06)
5 She Shivers Inside (3:21)
6 The Beat Hotel (2:17)
7 The Happiest Girl In The World (3:23)
8 If I Die (2:35)
9 Five Minutes In The Life Of Greenwood Goulding (4:23)
10 The Whole World Is Turning Brouchard! (1:29)
11 There Must Be A Better Life (3:14)
12 Lost Your Dreams (2:00)
13 Love And Hate (3:28)
14 The Chocolate Elephant Man (3:08)
15 Waterbomb! (2:02)
16 Colin Dobbins (2:45)
17 Wouldn't You (2:28)
18 A Day Out With Jeremy Chester (4:05)
Biff Bang Pow! were an indie pop band from London, England, active between 1983 and 1991, centring around Creation Records boss Alan McGee.
Glaswegian Alan McGee had previously been in the band Laughing Apple, who released 3 singles in 1981/82. After moving to London, McGee formed a new band, Biff Bang Pow!, taking their name from a song by one of his favourite bands, The Creation. The first release on Creation records, "'73 in '83" by The Legend! came with a flexi-disc featuring Laughing Apple's "Wouldn't You", a song that would later appear on the first Biff Bang Pow! album.
The initial Biff Bang Pow! line-up was McGee on guitar and vocals, with Dick Green on guitar, Joe Foster on bass, and Ken Popple on drums, these recording the first 2 singles "50 Years of Fun" and "There Must Be A Better Life".