Glasgow Herald, January 20, 1979: Difference between revisions
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The influences can be traced back to the ‘60s when the melodic side of rock always mattered. On this album echoes of the Beatles and the Kinks are clearly recognisable. | The influences can be traced back to the ‘60s when the melodic side of rock always mattered. On this album echoes of the Beatles and the Kinks are clearly recognisable. | ||
His slightly whining voice provides a perfect foil to the "rightness" of the music. He promises to do for adenoids what his image has already done for | His slightly whining voice provides a perfect foil to the "rightness" of the music. He promises to do for adenoids what his image has already done for horn-rimmed glasses. | ||
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