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Topic: Gold (The Beautiful South album)

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TrouserPress.com :: Beautiful South Miaow is similarly satisfying, with such tunes as "Good as Gold (Stupid as Mud)" and "Prettiest Eyes" focusing more on intimate details rather than the sweeping generalizations all too common on the band's early discs. www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=beautiful_south

Beautiful South: Radio One Foot in the Grave But when there's a 1FM Roadshow to do and a greatest-hits album to plug, The Beautiful South will always be there. Such mid-term blues ignore the fact that the band have just had a highly successful year, a gold album, four hit singles and a sell-out tour, topped off by news of an REM support slot at one of next summer's gigs, and the release of their genuine, no short-changing, greatest-hits package. Anyway, I've started to write the lyrics for the new album". www.beautifulsouth.org /tbs/articles/TBS_arts32.htm   (1876 words)

$ound City 2000, Inc. - Stock List, Page 178. 300,000+ CDs Total Selection! On The Release Of Die Treffers/Hits In 1994, Steve Had 5 Gold Albums, A Platinum Album And Various Music Prizes) 'Beautiful Noise' Is Steve's 14Th Album, And In This New Release, He Pays Tribute To One Of The (Steve Hofmeyr Is Without A Doubt One Of The Most Successful South African Musical Talents. www.soundcity2000.com /stock/STK0178.ASP   (1876 words)

101cd.com - Buy cheap UK Beautiful South (The) - Golddiggas Headnodders And Pholk Songs (CD Album) - Product Information for catalogue number 5186322 CDs DVDs 'Gold Diggas Head Nodders And Pholk Songs' is the eleventh album from The Beautiful South. This album from the Beautiful South is a collection of songs dear to the bands heart rendered in their uniquely familiar style. Beautiful South (The) Golddiggas Headnodders And Pholk Songs www.101cd.com /music/info.asp?id=811740   (326 words)

Beautiful South: Radio One Foot in the Grave The view is of two white panels, the cropped head of Goodier bobbing around and a makeshift stage ready to bear the weight of some of the week's hotter chart properties: CJ Lewis, Freak Power, locals PJ And Duncan and trusty stalwarts: The Beautiful South. Such mid-term blues ignore the fact that the band have just had a highly successful year, a gold album, four hit singles and a sell-out tour, topped off by news of an REM support slot at one of next summer's gigs, and the release of their genuine, no short-changing, greatest-hits package. Fffrrommmmmm Newcastle..." Mark Goodier's introduction for the 1FM Roadshow drifts across the city's Town Moor from a large, blue tent and is instantly smothered by wild screams. www.beautifulsouth.org /tbs/articles/TBS_arts32.htm   (1876 words)

The Road to El Dorado movie posters and memorabilia at MovieGoods Review: Spanish con men Tulio (Kline) and Miguel (Branagh) search for the legendary Lost City of Gold in this animated mix of the Crosby-Hope "Road" pictures and Kipling's "Man Who Would Be King." The duo hitch a ride with Cortes's expedition to South America, land among the natives, and are mistaken for gods. They also run into a beautiful local (Perez) who's onto their game and agrees to help them, and run afoul of the local priest, who's fond of human sacrifice and wants to overthrow the kindly chief (Olmos). As usual, the animation is superb, and there are enjoyable moments throughout, but a weak plot and nondescript characters add up to a somewhat disappointing outing. www.moviegoods.com /movie_product.asp?master_movie_id=10601&mgaid=14V21067   (570 words)

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