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Grand Theft Audio?

PostPosted: 25th Jun 07, 12:00
by my3dtvtan
Just a thought but can anybody give me any info on Grand Theft Audio?

I ordered the album "Blame Everyone" purely due to my obsessive compulsion to own every Wildhearts related item (A happy curse :) ) but Ive never actually herd anything by them :(

Can anybody help me with album reviews, did they only make one album, where they a decent band ect.....

Any help would be much appreciated

Cheers
:D

PostPosted: 25th Jun 07, 14:02
by Sarc
They where a fucking brilliant band, simple as, electronica rock hybrid with huge fuck off choruses.

They only ever had one album out which was a shame, but i managed to get my hands on a promo of the album due to an old friend doing their website (he went to see them play in the states but the poor sod was to young to get in the club so he had to watch them through the window) and the version of As Good As It Gets is slighty different by the effects Chris Mcormack used on his guitars, they only ever got one single out for We Luv U when it was featured on the terribly under rated film the Hole (pre Pirates fame Keira Knightley and for the pervs on the board she flashes the screen at some point :twisted:) and also their other song Stoopid Ass was featured on the soundtrack and in the film of Due Where's My Car.

Its an amazing album and i highly doubt youll be dissapointed

Re: Grand Theft Audio?

PostPosted: 25th Jun 07, 21:52
by seventieslord
my3dtvtan wrote:Just a thought but can anybody give me any info on Grand Theft Audio?

I ordered the album "Blame Everyone" purely due to my obsessive compulsion to own every Wildhearts related item (A happy curse :) ) but Ive never actually herd anything by them :(

Can anybody help me with album reviews, did they only make one album, where they a decent band ect.....

Any help would be much appreciated

Cheers
:D

They're pretty good. I like the album a lot. It's kind of techno-hip-hop-tinged heavy British punk-pop. I don't know if that helps.

There are some great anthemic choruses in there though. You should like it.

PostPosted: 26th Jun 07, 22:12
by DangerousBeans
3 tracks here..excellent album btw

http://www.myspace.com/grandtheftaudioband

PostPosted: 27th Jun 07, 06:49
by seventieslord
Sarc wrote:They where a fucking brilliant band, simple as, electronica rock hybrid with huge fuck off choruses.

They only ever had one album out which was a shame, but i managed to get my hands on a promo of the album due to an old friend doing their website (he went to see them play in the states but the poor sod was to young to get in the club so he had to watch them through the window) and the version of As Good As It Gets is slighty different by the effects Chris Mcormack used on his guitars, they only ever got one single out for We Luv U when it was featured on the terribly under rated film the Hole (pre Pirates fame Keira Knightley and for the pervs on the board she flashes the screen at some point :twisted:) and also their other song Stoopid Ass was featured on the soundtrack and in the film of Due Where's My Car.

Its an amazing album and i highly doubt youll be dissapointed


Any chance you can share with me this version of AGAIG? I can send something back your way!

PostPosted: 27th Jun 07, 13:43
by Stuart Brackpool
The We Luv U single had three b-sides, Refusing The Last Line, Fuk U Iz It and Under The Landfill. They're pretty good but the album is ace. If you're interested in these tracks, my friend, let me know.

PostPosted: 30th Jun 07, 14:08
by Piedude
I bought the album on the strength of the positive opinions of this thread and the fact I was able to find a soon ending copy on ebay for 90p soon after reading this thread...
First opinions, rather good and some instantly catchy stuff such as the opening track and "As Good as it Gets"...bits of it make me think Pitchshifter mixed with something else...

PostPosted: 5th Jul 07, 19:03
by findaway
As the topic is about GTA does anyone know what the hidden track was called on Blame Everyone??

Been hunting for the name for bloody ages :?

PostPosted: 15th Jul 07, 23:49
by Dark Lord of Barnet
I saw them live a few times and thought they were fantastic. :twisted: I think the album is a bit patchy though - some of it's great, but there is some filler on there too. It's certainly worth getting if you see it at a reasonable price.