The Wildhearts

First time I've heard this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW0mcIpd ... s%20ginger

Heard it live, or heard it period?

period!!!

Ah, right.

It's one of the Urge B-sides.

Does this mean you haven't heard the other B-sides from that era?

Just looked at discog on Wildhearts site and there's a few B sides I haven't heard.

If you can get hold of it, I'd suggest Anthem: The Single Tracks.

It's probably an eBay job, but Amazon sometimes have it.

The singles are all well worth tracking down, especially the Earth Vs ones - there's some really stunning stuff hidden away.

Here's one now, in fact. Finishes at 7 tomorrow morning (25th). You'll have to import it from Japan, mind, but it's well worth it.

I can find CD1 and 2 easy enuff, but the japanese on is more like an album.

That's pretty much what it is, it's the same idea as Coupled With (all the B-sides from cd and vinyl), but released just for the Japanese market.

If you wanted to do it seperately, you'd have to track down 4 cd's and 2 7" vinyls as it's at this point that the dreaded multiformat release came in (for the WH anyway).

Heard once live

16th June 2001
Newcastle University

One totally bloody brilliant song!!!

Col wrote:First time I've heard this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW0mcIpd ... s%20ginger

first time you've heard zomboid? you've been missing out. zomboid is one of my favourite wildhearts songs!! it's great live to. if you haven't heard any other Endless, Nameless b-sides the best ones to look out for are 'genius penis' 'kill me to death' 'push' and 'the song formally known as', which contains some of the funniest wildheats lyrics ever!!


I wanna know what the nipples on a bloke are really for
I wanna know why there's no white dog shit anymore
What's going on in Chapman's head
When McCartney's still alive and Lennon's shot fucking dead?
I wanna know why Jaegermeister's legal and E's are banned
I wanna know when Beadle's had a wank with his withered hand
What was the best thing before sliced bread?
Why did Jacko bleach his skin when he could've dyed it black instead?

I don't know and you can't say
Makes no difference anyway
I feel alright now I'm back where the funnies are
Feel alright and you can't say
The way I feel gets in your way
I feel alright now I'm back where the funnies are

I wanna know why an orange is an orange and a lime ain't a green
I wanna know how a blind man knows when his ass is clean
I wanna know why the Germans ain't funny
I wanna know where all my money's been

I don't know and you can't say
Makes no difference anyway
I feel alright now I'm back where the funnies are
Feel alright and you can't say
The way I feel gets in your way
I feel alright now I'm back where the funnies are

Well at least I've got some "new" tunes to look forward to.

SteveP wrote:Heard once live

16th June 2001
Newcastle University

One totally bloody brilliant song!!!

Who was on bass that nite?

EvilNeil wrote:[if you haven't heard any other Endless, Nameless b-sides the best ones to look out for are 'genius penis' 'kill me to death' 'push' and 'the song formally known as', which contains some of the funniest wildheats lyrics ever!!

Although, while recorded during the same sessions, Push was never actually officially released, so you'll have to search around the net for it (or ask someone nicely,,, not that I condone such things of course ).

Oh, and it was probably Danny on bass at that time, same as the Youtube clip.

They played it on the very early reformation tour. I heard it at JB's in Dudley.

Ean wrote:

EvilNeil wrote:[if you haven't heard any other Endless, Nameless b-sides the best ones to look out for are 'genius penis' 'kill me to death' 'push' and 'the song formally known as', which contains some of the funniest wildheats lyrics ever!!

Although, while recorded during the same sessions, Push was never actually officially released, so you'll have to search around the net for it (or ask someone nicely,,, not that I condone such things of course ).

Oh, and it was probably Danny on bass at that time, same as the Youtube clip.

They played it on the very early reformation tour. I heard it at JB's in Dudley.

did you ever hear the version of 'pump it up' which they recorded during the Endless, Nameless sessions?