House Party at Boothy's
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“House Party at Boothy's” | |||||
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Single by Little Man Tate | |||||
Released | 28 August 2006 | ||||
Format | CD/Vinyl 7"/Download | ||||
Recorded | 2006 | ||||
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"House Party at Boothy's" was the second single by Little Man Tate. After its first week of release it reached 29 in the UK Singles chart, higher than both Robbie Williams's Rudebox and Muse's Starlight, which had both been available to download that same week.
The title song is about house parties the band used to go to at their friend, Boothy's house.
The inside sleeve of the vinyl features an Ordnance Survey map, with an arrow pointing directly to the house where these parties were held.
The back of single features a phone number, which when called yielded a recorded message from Boothy, inviting you to a house party, which MTV attended.
[edit] Single Details
CD
- House Party at Boothy's
- Teenager
7" Number 1
- House Party at Boothy's
- Teenager
Ltd. 7" Number 2
- House Party at Boothy's (Steve Lamacq Session)
- Man I Hate Your Band (Steve Lamacq Session)