1990s Indie girl band
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There was also Kenickie who was front by the lovely Lauren Laverne. There was other girls in the band but the jury are still out on whether they were really binmen in drag.
Laverne went on to sing on a Mint Royale single (the folks who remixed the music for singing in the rain for the VW Golf GTi advert) but mainly does TV work now.
Laverne went on to sing on a Mint Royale single (the folks who remixed the music for singing in the rain for the VW Golf GTi advert) but mainly does TV work now.
They;re not indie
They're not from the 90s
They're not even going any more
But have a look at Bond:
http://www.bondmusic.net/home.html
They're not from the 90s
They're not even going any more
But have a look at Bond:
http://www.bondmusic.net/home.html
Lensey said:
Fetchez la vache said:
Echobelly were great, and featured about as many women as the other girl bands featured on this thread
Sonya Madan There a great band live too.Kenicke were great, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Queen Adrena have been well worth seeing.
Most of the bands on this thread are not girl bands at all and if just one member of the band has to be a girl then I nominate Transvision Vamp, obviously.
All girl, the recently defunct Faders were good ('Look At Me Now' in particular), but as a favourite I'd have to go for The GoGos with The Runaways a close second.
Here's Jane Weidlin from The GoGos doing her biggest hit (in a short skirt....)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gAsLDf-tYlg
All girl, the recently defunct Faders were good ('Look At Me Now' in particular), but as a favourite I'd have to go for The GoGos with The Runaways a close second.
Here's Jane Weidlin from The GoGos doing her biggest hit (in a short skirt....)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gAsLDf-tYlg
I wonder why girls are so st at forming bands. Enough of them like music and seem keen to be pop stars. You'd think a few would at least try playing their own music.
Using the definition in this thread, St Etienne. Sarah Cracknell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U50Uc3bbSCA
Using the definition in this thread, St Etienne. Sarah Cracknell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U50Uc3bbSCA
Crow555 said:
There was also Kenickie who was front by the lovely Lauren Laverne. There was other girls in the band but the jury are still out on whether they were really binmen in drag.
Not a girl group, the drummer was Lauren's brother. One of the other members of the group wasn't bad looking.In your car
Lauren Laverne didn't front Kenickie, she shared lead vocals with Marie du Santiago who was the better singer and leads on there biggest singles (e.g. Nightlife)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLyXywywL0Q&feature=related
Edited by Fittster on Friday 2nd May 21:55
not exactly a girl group (only two out of four band members were not geezers) but, for certain neighbour baiting, speaker shuddering bass and incredibly coherent noise and racket:
CURVE
- best track - track 2, 'Horror Head' from the album 'Doppleganger' = Toni Halliday 'sings' a gaspy, breathy, "heyyyy, heyyy, hee-eeeyyyy, heeey-ay" and then a thundering bass line by Dean Garcia that just makes your ears bleed...
t'other girl was called Debbie and was a 9-bob guitarist and who went on to be in Echobelly for a while after Curve stopped being Curve. I think Toni Halliday is probably still raking the black eyeliner out of her lids to this day... she was almost a 'media puppet product' in the 80's - but the least said about that 'music' would be for the best...
They were starting to be popular in the early 1990's - saw them at the Town & Country and missed seeing them at least twice afterwards... have got (cue the music groupie voice) "ALL their records!!" and Toni Halliday was, if not some pretty, pretty gurl, then definitely a darker shade of 'I would, I definitely would, yes, oh yes'...
twice as I just cant spoll thus ofenidle
three times becurz its dark now and the candle has run out...
CURVE
- best track - track 2, 'Horror Head' from the album 'Doppleganger' = Toni Halliday 'sings' a gaspy, breathy, "heyyyy, heyyy, hee-eeeyyyy, heeey-ay" and then a thundering bass line by Dean Garcia that just makes your ears bleed...
t'other girl was called Debbie and was a 9-bob guitarist and who went on to be in Echobelly for a while after Curve stopped being Curve. I think Toni Halliday is probably still raking the black eyeliner out of her lids to this day... she was almost a 'media puppet product' in the 80's - but the least said about that 'music' would be for the best...
They were starting to be popular in the early 1990's - saw them at the Town & Country and missed seeing them at least twice afterwards... have got (cue the music groupie voice) "ALL their records!!" and Toni Halliday was, if not some pretty, pretty gurl, then definitely a darker shade of 'I would, I definitely would, yes, oh yes'...
Edited by XXVIII on Friday 2nd May 22:08
twice as I just cant spoll thus ofenidle
Edited by XXVIII on Friday 2nd May 22:09
three times becurz its dark now and the candle has run out...
Edited by XXVIII on Friday 2nd May 22:11
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