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'sheriff Of Huddersfield' The first of many silly b-side songs! The song is quite funny but it could be better music-wise.
'sheriff Of Huddersfield' It's great...I think. The song's pretty good, but could be better. You've gotta love Ol' Brucey, though. His impression of Rod is really great.
'sheriff Of Huddersfield' Yes, another day, another classic song commented on by me. Anyway. Sheriff of Huddersfield is not great musically but as a laughable kind of thing does perfectly (kinda like "Bayswater..." + "Nodding Donkey...")
Just got the Urchin album High Roller, which includes "Life in the City", which is the music used for Huddersfield. They stuck quite close to the original with the exception of removing an instumental section in the middle
I usually buy either vinyl or mp3/FLAC when possible. Cannot think of the last time I bought a CD --- I prefer the sound of Vinyl/it makes me get up to flip the record over at home and mp3 are much easier when on the road. Back to on topic, the same place I bought the Vinyl has this on CD http://www.hrrecords.de/high_roller/sites/release_detail.php?relno=CD1
So it is available on CD? I can't see a price or a link how to order it. edit: is this the same CD? The package looks different: http://www.hrrecords.de/shop/URCHIN-Get-up-and-get-out-CD
That one is different, this looks like the one I got (hard to tell because I do not see a track list, but the cover looks the same) http://www.hrrecords.de/shop/URCHIN-High-Roller-CD it is 10 Euros