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characters of the four band members, filming both the town and the musicians, but using unusual shooting angles and perspectives. This material was then assembled into an impressionistic sequence of seemingly disconnected images, which are gradually revealed to be a montage of the activities of the band members as they prepare for and head to the show.
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in Derbyshire before a specially invited audience. Before the show, advertisements had been placed in the music press, and 500 lucky fans who responded were given free passes and a map directing them to the secret location (called "Gomorrah" in the advertisement), which also advised "BE PREPARED:
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featured an atmospheric cover image, which showed the band posed in a mysterious woodland setting, lit by hidden coloured lights. Designed by Martyn Atkins and photographed by Brian Griffin, it became the first in a coordinated series of elemental-themed album covers by Atkins and Griffin, which
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after previously engineering early Bunnymen albums. Since August 2009 the group's touring incarnation has comprised McCulloch and Sergeant along with Stephen Brannan (bass), Gordy Goudie (guitar), Nicholas Kilroe (drums) and Jez Wing (keyboards).
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magazine, McCulloch said "It validates everything that we've tried to achieve—cool, great timeless music. It's not like an inspiration award affecting the past, it's affecting the current music."
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was rejected by Warner Bros as "too uncommercial", so (over Sergeant's objections) the band agreed to re-record the entire LP, and Drummond brought in noted Indian violinist and composer
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1880:"Portrait of the artist: Ian McCulloch, singer"
1857:. Sidg. & J (published 30 September 1982).
986:. The band also contributed a cover version of
576:Eschewing the traditional "pin-up" cover shot,
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2732:Rip It Up and Start Again: Postpunk 1978–1984
2709:Never Stop: The Echo & the Bunnymen Story
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890:" (UK No. 21), and a compilation album,
3355:(How Does It Feel to Be) On Top of the World
2303:"Incendiary interview Les Pattinson, part 2"
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2606:"The Lowdown - Echo & The Bunnymen"
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2187:(CD booklet). Echo & the Bunnymen.
2158:"The Lowdown - Echo & The Bunnymen"
2140:"The Lowdown - Echo & the Bunnymen"
2082:"20 years on, it's still a Womad world"
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2434:"Live DVD for Echo & The Bunnymen"
1852:
1812:Bourke, Fionnuala (17 November 2015).
1811:
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1264:In a 20 April 2008 interview with the
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1400:Mike Smith - keyboards (2022–present)
1391:Stephen Brannan – bass (2005–present)
1168:(1997), which reached the UK Top 10.
1032:denouncing it as "a rancid effort".
458:, a bedroom band which also featured
393:. After releasing their second album
3422:Musical groups reestablished in 1996
2939:The Stars, the Oceans & the Moon
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2011:managing ed.: David Roberts (2006).
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1446:Paul Fleming – keyboards (2003–2009)
1311:The Stars, the Oceans & the Moon
1150:Festival Internacional de Benicàssim
65:adding citations to reliable sources
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2080:Schofield, Deborah (29 July 2002).
1684:"10 Underrated But Excellent Bands"
1497:Echo & the Bunnymen discography
1428:Nicholas Kilroe – drums (2007–2017)
1397:Pete Reilly – guitar (2016–present)
1394:Simon Finley - drums (2005–present)
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3256:I Want to Be There (When You Come)
2501:"'Fifth Bunnyman' killed in crash"
1833:Julian Cope presents Head Heritage
1461:Pete Reilly – rhythm guitar (2018)
1381:– keyboards (1989–1993; died 2009)
589:), a frozen waterfall in Iceland (
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3387:1993 disestablishments in England
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2436:. Side-line.com. 22 February 1999
2414:. Side-line.com. 22 February 1999
2382:"MAGNET Interview: Ian McCulloch"
2234:"Echo and the Bunnymen Interview"
1961:"This much I know: Ian McCulloch"
1878:Barnett, Laura (8 January 2008).
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1443:Pete Wilkinson – bass (2003–2005)
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2679:Adams, Chris (2002).
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1321:in full in the UK.
1292:in their entirety.
1276:Think I Need It Too
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2971:Me, I'm All Smiles
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2392:on 17 October 2006
2282:. Atomicduster.com
2183:Bell, Max (2003).
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3339:Discography
2949:Live albums
2838:Damon Reece
2638:19 February
2616:15 February
2591:15 February
2511:4 September
2462:Sunday Mail
2168:15 February
2122:15 February
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1991:15 February
1797:4 September
1491:Discography
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1373:Damon Reece
1266:Sunday Mail
1195:(2009) and
1129:Reformation
1088:Damon Reece
1067:and former
971:Conny Plank
846:Duran Duran
742:Ian Broudie
571:David Balfe
563:Ian Broudie
552:Bad Manners
515:Zoo Records
511:David Balfe
496:Eric's Club
460:Julian Cope
447:Early years
376:. By 1980,
311:Damon Reece
160:(left) and
3371:Categories
3186:Seven Seas
3165:Never Stop
3158:The Cutter
3130:The Puppet
3017:Seven Seas
2996:The Cutter
2932:Meteorites
2876:Ocean Rain
2855:Crocodiles
2833:Noel Burke
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2440:11 October
2418:11 October
2251:Adams 2002
2185:Ocean Rain
1948:Adams 2002
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1259:Ocean Rain
1198:Meteorites
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1065:Paul Quinn
1042:Candleland
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827:Seven Seas
818:Ocean Rain
798:Ocean Rain
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777:The Cutter
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695:Crocodiles
687:Hugh Jones
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633:John Smith
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595:Ocean Rain
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578:Crocodiles
567:Crocodiles
535:Crocodiles
464:Pete Wylie
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416:Ocean Rain
405:The Cutter
403:hit with "
386:Crocodiles
306:Noel Burke
87:newspapers
3137:A Promise
3098:Avalanche
3045:The Works
2897:Evergreen
2869:Porcupine
2094:0261-3077
1738:22 August
1712:22 August
1688:Listverse
1668:22 August
1608:Citations
1552:Evergreen
1520:Porcupine
1432:Guy Pratt
1165:Evergreen
1122:in 1992.
1057:the B-52s
1023:New Order
988:the Doors
967:Porcupine
949:'s album
932:Skin Deep
869:On Strike
865:the Doors
782:Porcupine
770:Porcupine
757:Porcupine
740:producer
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707:Porcupine
699:Porthcawl
691:A Promise
628:Bill Butt
613:the Sound
591:Porcupine
527:John Peel
410:Porcupine
401:UK Top 10
359:Liverpool
331:.bunnymen
193:Post-punk
181:, England
179:Liverpool
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3003:Ballyhoo
2707:(1987).
2568:13 March
2505:BBC News
2468:30 April
1888:. London
1707:AllMusic
1626:AllMusic
1481:Timeline
1189:(2005),
1183:(2001),
1120:Mysterio
1063:singer
907:drummer
752:(1982).
618:Manager
198:new wave
3108:Singles
2918:Siberia
2911:Flowers
1766:31 July
1576:Siberia
1568:Flowers
1386:Touring
1330:Current
1325:Members
1207:Siberia
1203:Siberia
1186:Siberia
1180:Flowers
1148:at the
761:Shankar
548:Madness
442:History
371:bassist
324:Website
257:Members
101:scholar
3344:Korova
3179:Silver
3123:Rescue
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