Heaton and co's latest attempt at carrying on up the charts is on the back of these admittedly unusual takes on Newton-John and Travolta's "You're The One That I Want" or S Club's "Don't Stop Moving" (both rearranged as Tindersticks-lite doom ballads). We also get Lush's "Ciao!" and The Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop". So something to piss off just about everybody, then?
Rating: 2 / 10
Nick Cave - The Ultimate Music Guide, on sale this week!
Bruce Springsteen: "I get roughed up crowdsurfing… people try to pull chunks out of me"
First Look - David Bowie: Five Years
R.E.M - Green 25th Anniversary Edition
The Clash announce major new box set
The National: "Trouble Will Find Me is like The Band and Air in the same room"
Watch Laura Marling cover Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing In The Dark"
I would have bought the issue of Melody Maker in which I first read about Bruce Springsteen on my way into the art school in Newport, where in March 1973 I was in my last term, only a few months away from moving to London and not long after that fetching up on MM as a junior reporter/feature...
