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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/The Teardrop Explodes
		Their next single 'Bouncing Babies' was a minor cult hit inspiring a tribute song of its own: 'I Can't Get Bouncing Babies by the Teardrop Explodes' by The Freshies (a band led by Chris Sievey later to be known as Frank Sidebottom) - an ode to the difficulty of obtaining a copy of the song.
		The Teardrop Explodes is a British pop band formed in Liverpool in 1978.
		Work had begun on a third album rumoured to be called 'Everybody Wants to Shag the Teardrop Explodes' and the tracks written for it were released many years later by Cope under this title.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/The_Teardrop_Explodes (403 words)

	teardrop explodes in The AnswerBank: Music
		maryduff, not sure about Teardrop Explodes, but Prefab Sprout did a song called The King of Rock and Roll in 1988 with those very lyrics.
		What was the teardrop explodes song that contained the lyrics " hot dog jumping frog"
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	www.theanswerbank.co.uk /Music/Question108054.html (170 words)

	Teardrop Explodes Guitar Tabs and Chords @ Guitar Masta.net
		In fact, their next single Bouncing Babies inspired a tribute song of its own: I Can't Get Bouncing Babies by the Teardrop Explodes by The Freshies- an ode to the difficulty of obtaining a copy of the song.
		The Teardrop Explodes was a British New Wave/ Neo-Psychedelic band formed in Liverpool in 1978.
		Teardrop Explodes Guitar Tabs and Chords @ Guitar Masta.net
	www.guitarmasta.net /t/teardrop_explodes (242 words)

	Teardrop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teardrop is also the name of a song by Massive Attack.
		In computing, Teardrop is a remote denial-of-service attack (DoS) that affected the Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows NT operating systems, as well as versions of Linux prior to 2.0.32 and 2.1.63.
		The Teardrop attack involved sending a flurry of IP fragments with malicious headers to the target machine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teardrop (123 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Suicide (First Album)
		The song Frankie Teardrop is legendary not only for its subject matter but also, in my opinion, the scariest visceral screams that any singer has produced.
		Suicide-- Alan Vega on vocals and Martin Rev on keyboards and drum machine--are one of the most original acts in the history of popular music.
		Perhaps Suicide are the beginning of what's now refered to as "post-punk", a style of punk which relied heavily on synthesizers, drum machines, and so on.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000040OBS?v=glance (123 words)

	TEARDROP EXPLODES DISCOGRAPHY ALBUMS
		Original working titles for the album included The Great Dominions and also Ten Belters Fron The Teardrop Explodes(!).
		"The song's about the British Empire, the Raj, all beautiful and smiling with everyone in pristine condition" Julian commented on The Great Dominions in the book Liverpool Explodes, "and then you realise that behind that smooth smile there's an undercurrent.
		The breathing sounds on The Great Dominions were created by Dave Balfe taping down the D notes on his Prophet 5 and just playing the buttons.
	screamingsecrets.com /discography/tx_albums/html/a_5.html (558 words)

	Terrorist by The Teardrop Explodes: Song Music Downloads
		Check the albums tab for other downloads from The Teardrop Explodes.
		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Terrorist" on album Everybody Wants to Shag...the Teardrop Explodes.
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Terrorist" on album Everybody Wants to Shag...the Teardrop Explodes.
	www.mp3.com /tracks/2800174/dl_streams.html (115 words)

	Don't do drugs, kids.
		"Colours Fly Away," however, is a typical Teardrops song, and sure enough, it was a single.
		Those horns are going to define the Teardrops for the rest of their career...
		Much more than Liverpool bands like Echo and the Bunnymen, OMD, or A Certain Ratio, The Teardrops started their career fully evolved.
	www.davidweigel.com /reviews/teardrops.html (1128 words)

	julian cope
		World shut your mouth -5 song ep (90560)
		Teardrop Explodes - Kilimanjaro (Srn1-4016) Us Test Pressing Lp Us
		Teardrop Explodes - Kilimanjaro Uk Test Pressing Lp uk
	www.musicmachine.com /cope.htm (1128 words)

	Massive Attack: Eleven Promos (2001) (V)
		Teardrop is unforgettable (a baby in a womb sings the song through the whole video) and of course, there's contender for Greatest Song Of All Time- Unfinished Sympathy, featuring Shara Nelson walking through the streets of LA.
		A surprisingly poignant visual image that actaully enhances the song, when you reach this promo, you'll have it on repeat.
		I'd say that some of them are a little dated now (Safe From Harm, Daydreaming shot in moody, cliched black and white) but others, like Be Thankful For What You've Got, are great (for obvious reasons when you see it).
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0314361 (1128 words)

	Brian Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brian's signature guitar, seen pictured, is a teardrop -shaped prototype Vox Phantom Mark III, though he used many others throughout his career.
		Brian contributed significantly to many of the Rolling Stones' more popular songs - he played slide guitar on "Little Red Rooster", "No Expectations" and "Jig-Saw Puzzle", sitar on "Paint It Black" and "Street Fighting Man", and lead guitar on "Get Off Of My Cloud" and "It's All Over Now", among others.
		"Honky Tonk Women" was the last song to feature Brian, and the only Rolling Stones song to feature both Brian's and Mick Taylor's guitar work (although Jagger and Richards attempted to edit out Jones' work).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brian_Jones (1128 words)

	LP Discography
		One Little Teardrop Too Late / Ninety Nine Years Is A Long Long Time - 02-47
		Boll Weevil Song/ Try Me One More Time - 03-06-46
		Try Me One More Time / Boll Weevil Song- 06-49
	www.luma-electronic.cz /lp/r/Ritter/tex-sp.htm (1622 words)

	barsuk records message board
		The album, "World Shut Your Mouth" (which doesn;t contain the song "World Shut Your Mouth", but predates it) is my favourite Cope stuff after the Teardrop Explodes.
		He also put oput an album called World Shut Your Mouth but alas, it didn't have the song on it.
		I had St. Julian on vinyl a long time ago and I believe that's what "World Shut Your Mouth" is on.
	www.barsuk.com /web.cgi?mbd&mbvars=T27020!C33!Avkputq!Fcufuptw!Ovbnusvtnj (1622 words)

	Abe Lincoln Story @ Spaceland - 9/24/96
		He starts off into a song called "Teardrop in the Rain", and the band joins in - leisurely nibbling at the corners of a simple theme while the man with no eyes spits out a lyric about a junkie on 7th and South Main.
		He has a gravelly voice not unlike Tom Waits, and the songs are structured so as to take advantage of his vocal improvising.
		I bask in the groove of a righteous John Lee Hooker song playing over the PA and look on as another band sets up.
	www.endlessla.com /september/092496_spaceland (1011 words)

	In Music We Trust - Chicklet: Indian Summer
		Some of the very subtle influences I picked up on Indian Summer include The Castaways -- they had that 60's hit, "Liar Liar" -- meet Duran Duran ("Subcelebrity"), The Teardrop Explodes ("Apple Song"), The Charlatans ("Camouflage") Echo & The Bunnymen meet the Buzzcocks "(Threshold"), Tears for Fears ("Collide") and --gasp -- Enya ("Sight & Sound").
		Despite the fact that I could easily think of at least one other song that most of the eleven songs on Indian Summer remind me of, the album sounds like a Chicklet album.
		Reason being, this type of genius-level subliminal crystallization of influences is what Chicklet do so well: they blend a careful selection of studied styles into their own unique, deftly unsettling genre flair.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/63r07.html (410 words)

	Mezzanine by Massive Attack CD
		"angel" is excellent, and "risingson" is my joint favourite on the album alongside teardrop because the atmosphere the song produces by the bassline, strange sounds and creepy vocals of 3D and daddy-g - both perfect for this song and album.
		MEZZANINE, the third album from the producer/DJ crew who, for all intents and purposes, created the genre of trip-hop, is thicker, less spacious and far more guitar-heavy than their previous efforts.
		the rest of the album is also amazing but i think you would like me to shut up so i will end now by saying that this album is a true classic and everyone should own it.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1033236/a/Mezzanine.htm (410 words)

	In Music We Trust - Chicklet: Indian Summer
		Some of the very subtle influences I picked up on Indian Summer include The Castaways -- they had that 60's hit, "Liar Liar" -- meet Duran Duran ("Subcelebrity"), The Teardrop Explodes ("Apple Song"), The Charlatans ("Camouflage") Echo & The Bunnymen meet the Buzzcocks "(Threshold"), Tears for Fears ("Collide") and --gasp -- Enya ("Sight & Sound").
		Despite the fact that I could easily think of at least one other song that most of the eleven songs on Indian Summer remind me of, the album sounds like a Chicklet album.
		Reason being, this type of genius-level subliminal crystallization of influences is what Chicklet do so well: they blend a careful selection of studied styles into their own unique, deftly unsettling genre flair.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/63r07.html (410 words)

	Andreas Tilliander: World Industries - Release Music Magazine review
		One of few letdowns is “Teardrop”, a somnambulistic song that at least moodwise recalls the most worn out 90’s trip hop formulas.
		But that is more than compensated for by among others the great “She Will Never Feel”, a fantastic pop song where Tilliander himself handles the vocals.
		When Andreas Tilliander, who’s previously been mostly known for his clicks’n’cuts related sound experiments, turns to making pop music of sorts, it sounds like a remarkably smooth transition.
	www.releasemagazine.net /Onrecord/orandreastillianderwi.htm (410 words)

	tonevendor.com :. Friends - Roads Leading Everywhere LP
		Often compared with groups like Teardrop Explodes and the Smiths, Friends attracted rave reviews with their second album, a collection of some of their most characteristic songs.
		You'll Never See That Summertime Again is the song for which the band are best known through radio play, and sets the scene for a summery set of ten songs of acoustic, trumpet-driven pop.
		Available on both LP and CD, Roads Leading Everywhere is the sound of early Friends at their peak, and is the band's most popular album.
	www.tonevendor.com /item/6589 (163 words)

	Psychedelic music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A British counterpoint to the Paisley Underground was a number of post New Wave bands, most notably The Soft Boys and the solo albums of their singer Robyn Hitchcock, and The Teardrop Explodes and their vocalist Julian Cope.
		Hitchcock was heavily influenced by Syd Barrett and John Lennon, which accounts for part of the sound, though his famous flow-of-consciousness inter-song links in concerts is also responsible.
		Initially, the the Beach Boys, with their squeaky-clean image, seemed unlikely as psychedelic types.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psychedelic_music (1910 words)

	Charles Rapp
		Showing her incredible range as a vocalist, Holly, recording in Nashville on the Evergreen Label, reached #1 on the Country Independent Chart with her remake of Jackie Wilson's hit song, "Lonely Teardrop." Lipton also toured with the Oak Ridge Boys during their national Country Music Festival, commencing at Hunter Mountain in New York.
		One of America's leading Cabaret artists, Holly was also nominated for Cash Box Magazine's Vocalist of the Year.
		During her distinguished career, she has worked with greats like George Burns, Done Rickles, Jerry Seinfeld, Howie Mandell, and Rosie O'Donnell, just to name a few.
	www.charlesrapp.com /Details.aspx?mId=68 (248 words)

	Icicle Works - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Named after a novel, The Icicle Works joined Liverpool's early 1980s 'neo-psychedelia' wave, which also propelled Echo and the Bunnymen and The Teardrop Explodes to stardom.
		Recently, Ian McNabb returns to form with the release of a new album, Before All of This (2005), the debut single off which is "Let the Young Girl Do What She Wants," a song very much reminiscent of his classic Icicle Works.
		Drummer Chris Sharrock departed (to The La's, and later to The Lightning Seeds), as did bassist Chris Layhe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Icicle_Works (207 words)

	Domino Rally: June 2005
		The Teardrop Explodes were the classic 'out there' psychedelic band with an 'ever so English' fruitcake lead singer in Julian Cope.
		Most people who recognise this song will know the rather perfunctory version that Morrissey put out as the B-side to one of those singles that he seemed to release every week in the '90's.
		After releasing three great new wave art-pop albums (plus their remix album, "Party Mix"), "Whammy!" was the band's 1983 drum-machine-and-synthesizer experiment and was the first album of theirs I bought - mostly because I had a vague memory of hearing 'Queen of Las Vegas" on the Annie Nightingale show a couple of years previously.
	dominorally.blogspot.com /2005_06_01_dominorally_archive.html (1198 words)

	Ink 19 :: The Del McCoury Band
		Two Del McCoury originals are also solid including "A Good Man Like Me," which requires a pretty unbelievable vocal range, and the waltz-like "Unequal Love." And the record wraps up with a great road song to send you on your way, "Travelin' Teardrop Blues." Can't ask for more than that.
		The band also tackles a tune Frank Sinatra once performed on the jazz standard "Learnin' The Blues." The ghost train tale "All Aboard" travels so fast it sounds like it could go off the rails at any moment but these guys are pros.
		The Del McCoury Band won a lot of new fans when they collaborated with Steve Earle a couple of years ago on his album The Mountain.
	www.ink19.com /issues/november2001/wetInk/musicM/delMccouryBand.html (386 words)

	wsh74oms.txt
		Miss Susie, [Chorus] come an' kiss me, Wipe de teardrop from your eye.
		To R. Meredith, "Courier Journal", Louisville, Ky "O! Miss Susie!" (c1874) END SONG as sung by Happy Cal. Wagner.
		Miss Susie, [Chorus] gwine to leave you, [Solo] O!
	www.pdmusic.org /hays/wsh74oms.txt (199 words)

	Archive News University of Luton
		David was also the man who the hit song Country House was written about, following his move from Luton in 1995.
		David set up music Label 'Zoo Music' where he launched Echo and the Bunnymen and Teardrop Explodes.
		David Balfe has had his fingers in many pies over the years and his most recent has been as the Director of the University of Luton's version of The Blue Room.
	www.luton.ac.uk /archivenews/newsarticle.shtml?0668 (199 words)

	Rolling Stone : Julian Cope: Peggy Suicide : Music Reviews
		As the singer and leader of the great late-Seventies Liverpool band the Teardrop Explodes, he consummated a superior, twisted marriage of Sixties freak-pop kicks and punk dynamics that has been a big influence on new British chart pups like Inspiral Carpets and the Charlatans UK.
		The closing track, "Las Vegas Basement," a quietly uplifting song about a loser's dream come true, however brief, is indeed a first take; in his liner notes, Cope points out the two spots where he flubbed the lyrics and even includes the corrections.
		Cope crawls through the ruin wrought by, among other things, pollution, AIDS, the ruling Tory party, acid rain and acid damage, skewering villains as he goes along.
	rollingstone.com /artists/juliancope/albums/album/100318/rid/5942473 (812 words)

	Praful One Day Deep
		You know you’re in for something special when you hear moog, weird vocals and throaty sax during the opening song on the CD, “One Day Deep,” which gradually builds in intensity.
		Track Listing: One Day Deep; Sonhar; Inspiracao; Let the Chips Fall; Teardrop Butterfly; Morphic Resonance; Underworld; Sigh; Sinus Funktion; Corpo Suado; 196 Dawn
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=13550 (220 words)

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		Percy Faith and His Orchestra - The Song from "Moulin Rouge" (Where Is Your Heart)
		Freddie Fender - Before the Next Teardrop Falls
		Percy Faith and His Orchestra - The Theme from "A Summer Place" (instrumental)
	ntl.matrix.com.br /pfilho/html/top1/by_artist/f.html (220 words)

	MyMusicMaker.com - AISLE 'F' page 1
		Fender, Freddy - Before The Next Teardrop Falls.
		Faith, Percy Orchestra (vocal - Felicia Sanders) - Song From Moulin Rouge.
		Fender, Freddy - Wasted Days And Wasted Nights.
	www.mymusicmaker.com /pagesix.html (220 words)

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