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The Refreshments — Una Soda
Album: The Bottle & Fresh Horses
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Released: 1997
Length: 4:44
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Ooof, that's pretty bad
Posted 1 year ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
this totally sucks.
Posted 20 years ago by Pilgrim301    [ Reply ]
how did this generic fluff make it to RP's main channel? :? meanwhile Mum's "Nightly Cares" and Beta Band's "Assessment" are playing over on the LRC. both are far far better
Posted 20 years ago by Platypus    [ Reply ]
Just like the band DaDa, these guys are one of the under-discovered bands of the 90's. Sort of like the Big Star phenomena. I hope we get a lot more of both bands on RP!!
Posted 20 years ago by samiyam    [ Reply ]
Roger Clyne and the boys live are awesome. I had the unfortunate pleasure of spending 9 months in Gilbert, AZ, but upon hearing 'Jack vs Jose' on the radio, I subsequently bought all the Replacements albums and followed the Peacemakers with enthusiasm. 'Mekong' is tremendous, especially live, and the first full length Peacemakers' album 'Honky Tonk Union' is great fun. Re: King of the Hill - Check out the Old97s. They don't disappoint.
Posted 20 years ago by ENS3    [ Reply ]
I love these guys. Granted, this album wasn't as strong as Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy, but it's still great to hear something off of it on RP. I'm going home and pulling these out for a listen or two.
Posted 20 years ago by bigpomp    [ Reply ]
Enrique wrote:
Agreed. Lyrically and musically trite. To poop on.
Ditto. Ditto and ditto. I'll leave the scatological references for others - although this is a tempting song for their application!
Posted 20 years ago by rulebritannia    [ Reply ]
Ahh! I finally get to hear this on RP. It's been months since I uploaded it. Thanks Bill!
Posted 20 years ago by rain    [ Reply ]
Ahhhh, refreshing!
Posted 20 years ago by Pipes    [ Reply ]
Kurt_from_La_Qui wrote:
wasn't dead hot workshop from tempe? i really liked them. i know their from arizona. by the way, these guys put out a couple of really good albums...sorry cd's, awhile back and they do the theme song for "king of the hill".
Most definately Yes! DHW was from Tempe...they were incredible. The Refreshments did some really good work back then. BTW, Roger Clyne, the singer from The Refreshments, and PH, the drummer, have a new band now called Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers ((click here)). Highly recommended!!! Plus, as a bonus, since you were a DeadHot fan, Steve Larson from DHW is in The Peacmakers.
Posted 20 years ago by Ungrounded    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by redfish: Very nice track. It takes me back to the unique music scene that emerged in Tempe, AZ in the late 80's/early 90's.
Wasn't Dead Hot Workshop from Tempe? I really liked them. I know they're from Arizona. By the way, these guys put out a couple of really good albums...sorry cd's, awhile back and they do the theme song for "King of the Hill".
Posted 21 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by rgj13: tiresome, unimaginative, sentimentally puerile
Agreed. Lyrically and musically trite. To poop on.
Posted 21 years ago by Enrique    [ Reply ]
tiresome, unimaginative, sentimentally puerile :roll:
Posted 21 years ago by rgj13    [ Reply ]
Great, he swears he won\'t \"puke on the floor\" I still don\'t think I\'d invite him to my house.
Posted 22 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Very nice track. It takes me back to the unique music scene that emerged in Tempe, AZ in the late 80's/early 90's.
Posted 22 years ago by redfish    [ Reply ]