P.H.U.Q.
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P.H.U.Q. | ||||||||||||||
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Studio album by The Wildhearts | ||||||||||||||
Released | May, 1995 | |||||||||||||
Recorded | 1994-1995 | |||||||||||||
Genre | Rock | |||||||||||||
Length | 50:26 | |||||||||||||
Label | East West | |||||||||||||
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The Wildhearts chronology | ||||||||||||||
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P.H.U.Q. is an album by British Rock band The Wildhearts. It was released in May 1995 on East West Records and reached #6 in the UK Albums Chart.
[edit] Track listing
- "I Wanna Go Where the People Go"
- "V-Day"
- Is all about the day that everything finally makes sense.
- "Just in Lust"
- "Baby Strange"
- "Nita Nitro"
- Ginger uses the line "Locos Tambien". He spotted it in an early 90's comic book called 'Love and Rockets', which apparently is a Spanish phrase meaning "crazy also".
- "Jonesing for Jones"
- Is about the similarities between coming off drugs and splitting up with a girlfriend.
- "Woah Shit, You Got Through"
- "Cold Patootie Tango"
- A phrase when sex goes bad.
- "Caprice"
- "Be My Drug"
- "Naievety Play"
- "In Lilly's Garden"
- "Getting It"
- Contains a hidden track, "Don't Worry 'bout Me" about 4:40 onwards, often recited by the crowds towards the end of gigs.
All songs written by Ginger.
[edit] Release info
- UK Chart: No. 6
[edit] Credits
- Ginger - vocals, guitar
- Danny McCormack - bass
- Ritch Battersby - drums
- C.J - guitar, vocals
- Willie Dowling - keyboards