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Mighty Wah!
Handy Wah! Whole
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Better Scream
2. Hey (Disco) Joe - The Mighty Wah!, Jones, Rob
3. Seven Minutes to Midnight...to Be Continued
4. Don't Step on the Cracks
5. Forget the Dawn
6. Other Boys
7. Some Say - The Mighty Wah!, Jones, Rob
8. The 7000 Names of Wah!
9. The Death of Wah! - The Mighty Wah!, Neil, Fred
10. Remember
11. The Story of the Blues, Pt. 1
12. You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory - The Mighty Wah!, Thunders, Johnny
13. Hope (I Wish You'd Believe Me)
14. Sleep (A Lullaby for Josie)
15. Come Back
16. Weekends
17. In the Bleak/Body and Soul/Midwinter
18. I Know There Was Something
Track Listings (13) - Disc #2
1. Sinful
2. Diamond Girl
3. If I Love You
4. Never Fall for a Whore
5. Four Eleven Forty Four
6. Don't Lose Your Dreams (Excerpt from a Teenage Opera), Pt. 154
7. Circle of Salt
8. The Kerry Baby
9. Long Tall Scally (The Ballad Thereof)
10. Getting Out of It...
11. Heart as Big as Liverpool
12. Talkin' Blues (The Story of the Blues, Pt. 2)
13. Sinful! [Tribal Mix]

CD Details

All Artists: Mighty Wah!
Title: Handy Wah! Whole
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 7/3/2000
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, New Wave & Post-Punk
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 766486128224

Synopsis

Album Description

31 track compilation for alternative act fronted by Pete Wylie, one of Liverpool's 'Crucial Three' who along with Echo& The Bunnymen and Teardrop Explodes emerged from that citie's punk scene. Includes tracks from the band's various incarnations, Wah! Heat, Wah!, as well as solo work from Wylie and in collaboration with Wah! The Mongrel. 2000 release. Slimline double jewel case housed in a slipcase.

CD Reviews

A Liverpool Legend

Brad Rim | new york, new york United States | 11/29/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Wah's Nah=Pooh The Art of Bluff was one of the greatest, most underated albums of the 1980's. Generally panned for its poor recording quality, as well as not living up to the debuts of Echo and The Teardrops, it nonetheless took the best of the Clash and the Jam and melded it into a passionate, guitar driven post-punk extraveganza that was intense, powerful and certainly "macho". Long lost, long forgotten....LONG LIVE WYLIE AND WASHINGTON!"

Best songwriter since Lennon

Anthony Ryder | Liverpool UK | 10/02/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I know Pete Wylie from the days of going the Banky our local pub he's a brilliant guy with a heart as big as Liverpool.
Theres not one song that anyone can say is not good.
Story of the blues was how we all lived in those days.
come back was a never give up hope song that inspired many people in Liverpool to fight back.
Every song has a meaning and in Pete Wylie we have a scouser with the lyrics of a John Lennon.
Buy this album and you will feel the heartbeat of a true scouser."