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Described by Bill Graham in Hot Press as being "in some limbo between Huey Lewis
and Bros, their only value is that they epitomise every possible Irish mistake of 1988,
a mismatch of thoughtless style with null content" (ouch!). Not exactly a glowing report,
but they were snapped up by MCA and their 1990 album "Sundrive Road" undeniably has it's moments,
indicating the band had grown over the two years since Bill's negative judgement.
The title "Sundrive Road" suggests they may have come from the Kimmage/Walkinstown
side of south Dublin. When it didn't sell as well as expected, they were dropped by MCA
and a final single emerged on Temple Bar Records, recorded by an almost entirely new lineup.
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