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Album: Psychedelic Underground- Rumble
- I've Got Something On You
- Day Of Reckoning
- Pretty Lie
- The Psychedelic Underground
- Dark Corners Of My Mind
- Wake Up Call
- Honey In The Comb
- Circling The Drain
- Someday
- Crossing The Line
- Somebody Else's Problem
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Album: Crystal Vision- Retribution
- Are You My Friend
- I Got Me A Woman
- I Don't Want You Hangin' Around
- Freedom From My Demons
- Trouble
- Crystal Vision
- Hush
- Me And My Guitar
- Plastic Girl
- Old School
- That's Just How It Is
News
Pigeon Detectives announce extra London showThe Pigeon Detectives have added an extra date to their biggest UK tour yet.
The band will play the London Forum twice - on November 22 and now on the new date the following night.
The tour dates are now as follows:
Aberdeen Lemon Tree (October 15)
Inverness Raigmore (16)
Dundee Fat Sams (18)
Fort William BA Club (19)
Ullapool Village Hall (20)
Glasgow Arches (21)
Durham, The Studio (24)
Newcastle University (25)
Scarborough Vivaz (26)
Manchester Academy (28)
Blackpool Empress Ballroom (29)
Hull University (30)
Liverpool Carling Academy (31)
Skegness Embassy (November 2)
Sheffield Union (3)
Peterborough Cressett (4)
Norwich Waterfront (5)
Nottingham Rock City (6)
Wrexham Central Station (8)
Bangor University (9)
Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall (10)
Keele Uni (11)
Swansea University (13)
Bristol Anson Rooms (14)
Exeter Lemon Grove (15)
Portsmouth Pyramids (16)
Bournemouth Fire Station (17)
Reading Hexagon (19)
Oxford Zodiac (20)
London Forum (22, 23) Serbia triumph at Eurovision
Serbia were named winners of the Eurovision Song Contest last night (May 12), as the UK suffered another humiiating defeat.
Singer Marija Serifovic became the country's first Eurovision winner with the ballad 'Molitva', beating Ukranian drag act Verka Serduchka into second place.
But it was a different story for British entrants Scooch, who finished second from bottom with camp pop song 'Flying The Flag' with just 19 points, compared to Serbia's winning 268.
Scooch singer Caroline Barnes told the BBC: "I have to say I laughed so much (that) I cried during the voting. I'm not gutted. I don't want to say it was expected, but you know what Eurovision is like."
Only the Irish entry polled lower at the ceremony in Finnish capital Helsinki, following last year's victory for flambouyant metal band Lordi.
The host nation kept up the hard rock theme with a half-time performance from Apocalyptica, the Metallica tribute band who play instrumental versions of the band's hits on cellos.
The UK last won Eurovision in 1997, with 'Love Shine A Light', performed by Katrina and the Waves. Early rumours that Morrissey would represent the UK this year ended up coming to nothing.