Birdland (band)
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Birdland was an English rock band active between 1989 and 1990.
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[edit] Biography
Formed in 1989 by brothers Robert and Lee Vincent. Their debut single 'Hollow Heart', released on 'Lazy Records', was much hyped in the British weekly music press, due partly to their adrenalised live shows but also to their striking cartoonish 'four peroxide blondes' image, one which suggested in equal parts Brian Jones, Andy Warhol and Transvision Vamp. Despite the release of two well received singles and a Peel Session, by the time of the release of their debut album 'Paradise' their time had passed.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- 1991: Birdland
- 1989: Paradise
[edit] Singles
- 1989: Hollow Heart
- 1989: Paradise
- 1989: Live
- 1990: Sleep With Me
- 1990: Rock 'N' Roll Nigger
- 1991: Everybody Needs Somebody
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