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	Happy Hate Me Nots 1
		Most NFH interviews were conducted by me writing up a list of questions and sending it along with a blank cassette to be answered and returned by the recipient in their own good time.
		I’d seen the Happy Hate Me Nots play in Sydney and had listened to their "You’re An Angel" and "Salt, Sour and Brighton" singles and their Scrap mini-lp many times over, but I was in complete ignorance of the tour-de-force Out lp that was due to arrive within the next few weeks.
		The Happy Hate Me Nots are as powerful and fast as any punk band, yet they maintain a pop sensibility that will leave you humming their songs day in and day out.
	www.nkvdrecords.com /happy1.htm (3195 words)

	Christian Houllemare & Happy Hate Me Nots
		Happy Hate Me Nots by Steve Gardner - Noise For Heroes #21 in the fall of 1991 - English
		Happy Hate Me Nots by Steve Gardner - Noise For Heroes - English
		Happy Hate Me Nots par Alain Feydri - Woah #2 - French
	www.divinerites.com /b_houll.htm (197 words)

	Divine Rites : Noise for Heros - Happy Hate Me Nots
		The Happy Hate Me Nots play a special brand of power pop that goes much deeper than the sort of fun-time music that comes to mind when the term is used.
		Their sound was less sophisticated than the Happy Hate Me Nots, and the production is rougher and liver, but the music evokes the same feeling.
		This song is called "Everyday", and to go with its dynamic tune it's got the sort of lyric that makes Happy Hate Me Nots songs grab: "I had to show some courage/I had to show conviction/I've wasted all my time/Everyday a little more/Everday a valve gets rusted up".
	www.divinerites.com /nk_hhmn1.htm (4147 words)

	www.feelpresents.com - Happy Hate Me Nots - The Good That's Been Done
		The roots of the Happy Hate Me Nots lie in Positive Hatred, a Civic Hotel era Sydney punk band, who performed their Clash and Stiff Little Fingers inspired originals to a bunch of third generation punks looking for kicks.
		The 'Hate Me Nots had shaped their sound in the mid 80's period when a new rock beast was growing worldwide but had yet to become embraced by a more mainstream audience.
		If you missed the Happy Hate Me Nots the first time around then there is no reason to miss them now.
	www.feelpresents.com /thelabel/768/releases/hhmn (462 words)

	LMFFI: "Forget-Me-Nots" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Notes: This is dedicated to my father; he introduced me to musicals (albeit unknowingly) and instilled in me a love of words.
		You were there for me for eight years.
		When she leaves, she leaves behind a pool of tears, two fl silk gloves, and a lovingly arranged bouquet: elegant roses and simple daisies, sweet baby's-breath and richly-scented honeysuckle, clustered with dark purple forget-me-nots.
	www.lmffi.com /fics/forgetmenot.html (284 words)

	Buzzcocks, The Thought Criminals, Happy Hate Me Nots, Mach Pelican @ Century Theatre, Sydney (09/09/06) on ...
		They had the Ramones leather jackets, the rockstar poses, and the long songs with instantly catchy choruses like “Oh yeah!” and “Radio!” In terms of pure energy and fun they were the best band of the night and its easy to see why they have a rapidly growing fanbase.
		Happy Hate Me Nots divided the Century, with half the crowd up front to watch the band and the other half out in the lobby getting drinks.
		its me again just read my comment and thought I'd add that I know touring bands are used to the profession they are in but they do catch colds etc and steve diggle was no exception, he could hardly talk in adelaide and on top of that got fined for a lemon
	www.fasterlouder.com.au /reviews/events/6022 (868 words)

	Welcome to Rough Trade Shops
		the first ever anthology for sydney group the happy hate me nots.
		all packaged with a 12 page full colour booklet, the good that's been done is the definitive happy hate me nots release.
		drawing influence from the jam, the sound, the clash and a variety of other mod, punk and post-punk influences, the happy hate me nots produced a succession of passionate power pop recordings including the classics 'salt sour and brighton', 'don't move too far' and 'praise for fortune'.
	www.roughtrade.com /site/shop_detail.lasso?search_type=sku&sku=277533 (154 words)

	MAKING HAPPY \| one human life
		You think this plant photography crap is just that, inferior rubbish akin to photographs of fluffy kittens and frolicking puppies.
		Well, I recently created a 2008 calendar loaded with 30 photos covering this subject you hate so much.
		In addition to how-to text and gardening tips (written by yours truly) the calendar also features photos taken over the last year using an assortment of cameras running the gamut from Polaroid, to film, to digital.
	www.makinghappy.com (95 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Happy Hate Me Nots
		Playing power pop with muscle, this Sydney quartet — sort of a punkier, street-level Hoodoo Gurus — fills Scrap with six spunky songs about love and introspection that are both fresh-sounding and high on buoyant energy.
		Producer Rob Younger (ex-Radio Birdman) captures the live-and-loud sound with all of the quartet's nuance intact, making Out a robust demonstration of the Hate Me Nots' amazing ability to give songs a wallop without knocking the pop stuffing out of them.
		By the end of '90, the Hate Me Nots had recorded an album's worth of new material, with an eye towards '91 release.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=happy_hate_me_nots (140 words)

	Welcome to the I-94 Bar, can we serve you a drink?
		They're reforming for two gigs only in their home country, culminating in a massive bill in Auckland this month.
		The Happy Hate Me Nots have had to postpone their return to live work due to a family tragedy in the ranks.
		The Sydney undercard for the Lime Spiders show at the Gaelic Club on November 3 has been filled by the Happy Hate Me Nots, who are halfway through a new album.
	www.i94bar.com /intro.html (1898 words)

	Mike Bennett Capsule Reviews: September, 2006
		Just as wonderful is "Once in a While", where my earlier comparisons to Dolly Varden and The Jayhawks are wholly merited by this terrific composition, which uses dynamics effectively, offsetting a downcast, heartbreaking verse with some uplifting melodies and playing.
		While not exactly a punk band, the Happy Hate Me Nots played an anthemic powerful type of rock, exploding with passion.
		Fuzz bass and a walking piano part key "The Radness of King Anders", with a synthesized horn part keying the refrain "Freud be good to me" (no lyric sheet, but that's what it sounds like to me).
	www.fufkin.com /columns/bennett/bennett_capsule_rev_09_06.htm (3403 words)

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		It was like seeing the Happy Hate Me Nots, the Dickies, GI, all those bands who I knew and loved all their songs who did some of the best shows I ever saw.
		I thought he was sassing me but the guitarist I talked to after the show said that he dug the shirt.
		I'm happy to say that the indie world seems to be thriving, and I'm proud to be a part of it.
	www.zuopress.com /turntable.htm (1774 words)

	CharityVillage Quotations About Voluntarism and Giving
		To do something, however small, to make others happier and better, is the highest ambition, the most elevating hope, which can inspire a human being.
		Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.
		The main problem is not the haves and the have-nots -- it's the give-nots.
	www.charityvillage.com /cv/ires/quotes.html (1014 words)

	Crazy Frog Adverts - TV - Non-Gaming - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		Is it just me or does the Crazy frog have a little fl box to cover up his what-nots!
		Then I FF through the whole canting lot; feeling happy I didn't have to waste 2 minutes of my life watching it.
		I liked that advert for (Toyota wasn't it?) diesel engines that went 'hate something, change something, hate something change something make something better', but that's the only advert I can remember recently that isn't worth Sky+ fast forwarding through.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?forum_id=1&thread_id=32061&start=30 (1109 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Toys Went Berserk
		Toys Went Berserk was a Sydney post-punk band that formed in the late 1980s.
		The band consisted of talented members who had previously been in various indie bands such as Box Of Fish, Lavender Disaster, Happy Hate Me Nots, and Dusk Furrow.
		Toys Went Berserk was noted for their live performances.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Toys_Went_Berserk (326 words)

	► tommy 2 fingers and the why nots
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	www.faq-site.com /faqs/104/tommy-2-fingers-and-the-why-nots.html (343 words)

	Punk Reviews from MRR #35
		With song, titles like "She Only Loves Me When She's Stoned," there is a lack of depth in the material, but it does bring on a nice demented chuckle.
		Would've been happy, though, if he at least rocked out, but most tracks are fairly tame, with very clean playing.
		HAPPY HATE ME NOTS live up to that standard, EASTERN DARK clock in with some cool psych noise, ITCHY ART, come off with a driving dirge entitled "Attempting to Give Your Name to a Policeman While Tripping," and TACTICS do a live folky punk ditty.
	www.operationphoenixrecords.com /mrr35.html (5113 words)

	Laughing Outlaw Records & Management (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nowhere as raw but striving for similar energy levels as Joe and Co, Starky very definitely recall the best of the Happy Hate Me Nots (one of the most underrated bands on the Australian circuit in the late '80s and early '90s).
		It’s after a few dives that you also become aware that you’re helplessly infected by the melodies that are “gonna bite, chew and rip your soul in two”.
		Considering the level of energy coming out of this shiny little piece of plastic, they kinda remind me of their Nashville soulmates The Shazam and thanks to the powerful, new wavish innocence, they could also be found walking through the “supergrass”, playing early Costello tunes.
	www.laughingoutlaw.com.au /Store/reviews_new.asp?artistID=137 (1384 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Artist Bio
		The resulting album, Pleased to Meet Me, was more streamlined than their previous recordings.
		During the tour for Pleased to Meet Me, guitarist Slim Dunlap filled the vacant lead-guitarist spot and he became a full-time member after the tour.
		Two years later, the band returned in the spring of 1989 with Don't Tell a Soul, the Replacements' last bid for a mainstream audience.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/artistbio.asp?CTR=69196 (851 words)

	(BEAT) : Happy Hate Me Nots
		The Happy Hate Me Nots were a product of the vibrant inner-city Sydney scene of the 1980s.
		Fifteen years later The Happy Hate Me Nots are back on stage, and eager to celebrate the good they did all those years ago.
		Berwick agrees that maybe The Happy Hate Me Nots could’ve fallen victim to the same fate.
	www.beat.com.au /article.php?id=457 (4449 words)

	Mess+Noise: Happy Hate Me Nots comp out...
		Following the demise of that band, singer/guitarist Paul Berwick and lead guitarist Tim McKay formed hi-energy pop band the Happy Hate Me Nots.
		The resulting “Indie Crossover” which helped the success of bands like The Hummingbirds, Ratcat and You Am I, had not yet occurred, but the Happy Hate Me Nots were part of the Australian contribution to that magic moment.
		Happy Hate Me Nots - The Good That's Been Done (An Anthology) is out now on Feel Presents through Shock distribution.
	www.messandnoise.com /discussions/21401 (1525 words)

	GaragePunk.com Forums :: View topic - members of the the new christs
		Me (Al), I been playing guitar with a bunch of no-good brats called Hell Crab City...
		Christian was due to go out with a three-piece Happy Hate Me Nots to support The Sunnyboys, but the latter have pulled out.
		Not sure but I heard the Happy Hate Me Nots were going ahead and doing shows anyway.
	www.garagepunk.com /forums/viewtopic.php?p=131144 (1073 words)

	nfh anzacs
		Noise For Heroes focused heavily on what was going on in those days, and in the many articles below you can get a sense of what it was all about.
		THE HAPPY HATE ME NOTS - from NFH #14 (fall 1988) One of the world's best power pop / rock and roll bands...Jam/Clash influences.
		THE HAPPY HATE ME NOTS - from NFH #22 (fall 1991) A longer feature.
	www.nkvdrecords.com /nfhanzac.htm (1439 words)

	HAPPY HATE ME NOTS - The Good That's Been Done (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HAPPY HATE ME NOTS - The Good That's Been Done
		The first ever anthology for Sydney group the Happy Hate Me Nots.
		This 2xCD set covers the band's entire career and includes all the A-sides, a selection of B-sides, previously unreleased demo recordings and live tracks.
	www.juno.co.uk /products/240406-01.htm (118 words)

	Torpedopop
		In Sydney the likes of The Happy Hate me Nots and The Slaters, both on the Waterfront label and The Reasons Why on Phantom that carried the powerpop flag.
		It's hard to pinpoint the reasons behind the slow demise of the great independent scene of the mid eighties which had all but disappeared by 1990.
		Also, The Happy Hate Me Nots, Someloves, Slaters and Huxton Creepers all continued to make strong powerpop records.
	www.torpedopop.com /articles/page.asp?id=33 (3508 words)

	Mac Mojo : Messenger: haves and hA/Ve nots
		One thing is confounding me, however, and that is the continued distribution of separate language versions in different downloads.
		Great to hear an explanation about the A/V thing and the new features are tempting me to give this version a good test run, but one thing stops me, the lack of a tabbed chat window.
		I hate having lots of windows flying around, would be so much easier if the chat window was tabbed at the bottom (like adium).
	blogs.msdn.com /macmojo/archive/2006/09/27/774149.aspx (6316 words)

	Pub rock benefit for SIDS at the Annandale - Live Music - Village Voice (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Matt's band, the Happy Hate Me Nots, formed in 1983 and was at the forefront of the punk scene around Sydney until the early 1990s.
		The band only recently dusted off their guitars to make a comeback after an absence from the pub rock circuit of more than 15 years.
		As well as the Happy Hate Me Nots, the line-up includes: Spurs for Jesus, Shaggin' Wagon, Handsome Young Strangers, Shouties and Todd Sparrow.
	www.villagevoice.com.au /article/20070315/OAB07/703150305&cid=1114463898&ei=T0_5Rf_tN5DQqQOtxJWeCA (566 words)

	Happy Hate Me Nots - płyty - biografia - muzyka w bazie musiq.pl
		Happy Hate Me Nots - płyty - biografia - muzyka w bazie musiq.pl
		Happy Hate Me Nots - newsy :: Happy Hate Me Nots - opinie :: Happy Hate Me Nots - zdjęcia :: Happy Hate Me Nots - biografia
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	www.musiq.pl /htmlW/Happy_Hate_Me_Nots_BWCNVZ.html (208 words)

	Australian Music Online :: Interviews :: Living the solo life with Matt Handley...
		Finished the last song “Rubbing Me Out” late last year, had all the tracks mastered by William “he of golden ears” Bowden and managed to find the lovely folks at Rogue Records/Inertia who decided to put it out.
		I was listening to a lot of Whiskeytown(especially ‘Pneumonia’), PJ Harvey, Lucinda Williams and Josh Rouse and loved the lonesome mood their records create.
		I tracked down at his home in Chapel Hill and found him to be an easygoing, straight up sort of guy and, eventually after a bit of haggling with Mushroom (our record company at the time), they let us go to Memphis and work with him.
	www.amo.org.au /qa_interview.asp?id=811 (1864 words)

	Rockus Online Magazine: rockus.com.au: Australian Music: Local News from each state
		The roots of the Happy Hate Me Nots lie in Positive Hatred, a Civic Hotel era Sydney punk band, who performed their Clash and Stiff Little Fingers inspired originals to a bunch of third generation punks looking for kicks.
		The band’s only full-length album 'Out' was released in August 1988 and the Happy Hate Me Nots found their first (and only) American release via influential independent label Rough Trade around the same time.
		If you missed the Happy Hate Me Nots the first time around then there is no reason to miss them now.
	www.rockus.com.au /current/extracts/body.html (4374 words)

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