738:. They added that they were attempting to have a meeting for the members to sort out their issues. Plans for a music video for their next single, as well as tours of Australia and Japan in early 1998, were cancelled due to the uncertainty of the band's status. In late December 1997, it was confirmed that Kermit departed to focus on Manmade; by January 1998, Psycho was also confirmed to have left Black Grape. Ryder claimed a "power play" between Murray and 3AM was the reason for Kermit and Psycho leaving. Ryder also mentioned that Psycho had developed an ego due to the success of Black Grape.
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348:, "Dadi Waz a Badi". Following a fight prior to a show, Ryder fired the rest of the band; future touring plans were subsequently cancelled. "Marbles" was released as the album's third single on 23 February 1998, sitting outside of the top 40 in Scotland and the UK. By July 1998, Ryder said he would no longer be recording under the Black Grape name.
741:"Marbles" was released as the album's third single on 23 February 1998. Two versions were released on CD: the first with a radio edit, remixes, and a demo of "Marbles", while the second featured "Harry the Dog", a remix of "Marbles", and an uncensored music video for "Get Higher". After initially being planned for release on 27 January 1998,
492:(1992): "The band was splintering and the music really suffered because of it". Volaitis served as the main engineer, with assistance from Marco Milgliari, who was an additional engineer alongside Phil Ault, Ewan Davis, and Saber. Saber claimed that Ryder would record as many as 20 tracks of his vocals for every song on the album.
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730:. "Dadi Waz a Badi" was released as a single exclusively in Europe, with a live version of "Rubberband" as its B-side. Prior to a concert in Doncaster on 7 December 1997, Ryder reportedly fired the rest of the band. It came after a fight between the members and resulted in a previously scheduled New Year's Eve show at
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370:", "In the Name of the Father", and "Kelly's Heroes" – reached the top 20 in the UK, with "In the Name of the Father" peaking the highest at number 8. After flying back to the United Kingdom after a show, vocalist Paul "Kermit" Leveridge fell ill and was subsequently diagnosed with
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3018:Bautz, Mark (20 February 1998).
2746:"Black Grape Is Ryder And Saber"
2715:"Black Grape...What's Going On?"
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362:, in August 1995. It topped the
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3660:Mehle, Michael (4 March 1998).
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1396:Phil Ault – additional engineer
1298:(all except tracks 3, 5, and 9)
1152:as the 8th best album of 1998.
3922:(streamed copy where licensed)
3459:Beaujon, Andrew (March 1998).
3184:Gill, Andy (7 November 1997).
3115:"Review: Stupid Stupid Stupid"
1775:
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1193:"Money Back Guaranteed" – 5:17
1:
3741:. Vol. 110, no. 4.
3627:Masley, Ed (1 January 1999).
3418:British Phonographic Industry
3403:. Retrieved 24 October 2021.
3288:. Retrieved 24 October 2021.
3254:British Phonographic Industry
2015:. 7 July 1997. Archived from
1706:British Phonographic Industry
1605:
1139:British Phonographic Industry
664:. "Lonely" is a cover of the
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3881:. Vol. 14, no. 2.
3592:Masley, Ed (27 March 1998).
3548:. Vol. 14, no. 2.
2773:Warburton; Ryder 2011, p. 49
1598:Amateur Night in the Big Top
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680:I've Been Lonely for So Long
670:I've Been Lonely for So Long
620:. It channels the sound of "
405:for two shows and headlined
324:received mixed reviews from
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3342:. Official Charts Company.
3316:. Official Charts Company.
2372:(in German). Archived from
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10:
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3957:Radioactive Records albums
2976:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas.
2272:"Happy Mondays To Reunite"
1746:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas.
1417:Stephen Lironi – producer
1190:"Tell Me Something" – 3:47
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245:Released: 23 February 1998
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2364:"Black Grape Pop Voodoo"
1625:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas
1358:(tracks 3, 6, 9, and 10)
1181:"Dadi Waz a Badi" – 4:01
508:Musically, the sound of
466:. Sessions were held at
3633:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
3599:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
3401:Official Charts Company
3286:Official Charts Company
2519:Verrico 1998, pp. 207–8
2077:. Radioactive Records.
1676:Official Charts Company
1328:(tracks 3, 4, 6, and 9)
1270:(tracks 3, 6–8, and 10)
1216:Personnel per booklet.
1145:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1032:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
904:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
704:Edinburgh Film Festival
3827:Verrico, Lisa (1998).
3687:Middles, Mick (1997).
3385:– via Imgur.com.
3020:"Stupid Stupid Stupid"
1449:Chart performance for
1414:Shaun Ryder – producer
1369:Nat Colman – trombone
516:, with influence from
512:has been described as
504:Composition and lyrics
486:' fourth studio album
3706:Ryder, Shaun (2012).
3466:CMJ New Music Monthly
3441:Stupid Stupid Stupid
3143:Thompson 2000, p. 410
3100:Weisbard 1998, p. 104
2688:. MTV. Archived from
2438:. MTV. Archived from
2308:. MTV. Archived from
2274:. MTV. Archived from
2247:. MTV. Archived from
1385:Production and design
1160:All songs written by
1054:CMJ New Music Monthly
213:Stupid Stupid Stupid
3915:Stupid Stupid Stupid
3810:Miller Freeman Books
3540:"Grape Expectations"
3427:in the Format field.
3025:Entertainment Weekly
2460:Harrison 1998, p. 33
2442:on 14 September 2000
2114:Stupid Stupid Stupid
1995:Verrico 1998, p. 208
1952:Verrico 1998, p. 206
1902:Middles 1997, p. 193
1832:Verrico 1998, p. 205
1790:Verrico 1998, p. 204
1781:Middles 1997, p. 188
1733:Verrico 1998, p. 203
1532:Stupid Stupid Stupid
1451:Stupid Stupid Stupid
1371:(tracks 3, 6, and 9)
1342:Additional musicians
1309:– percussion, drums
1238:(all except track 6)
1150:Stupid Stupid Stupid
1135:Stupid Stupid Stupid
1079:Entertainment Weekly
1002:Stupid Stupid Stupid
830:Entertainment Weekly
762:Professional ratings
747:Glastonbury Festival
743:Stupid Stupid Stupid
713:Stupid Stupid Stupid
550:Stupid Stupid Stupid
510:Stupid Stupid Stupid
368:Reverend Black Grape
342:Stupid Stupid Stupid
322:Stupid Stupid Stupid
308:Stupid Stupid Stupid
261:Stupid Stupid Stupid
182:Stupid Stupid Stupid
24:Stupid Stupid Stupid
3768:"In stores Tuesday"
3230:on 18 February 1999
3113:Durchholz, Daniel.
3053:Essinger 1998, p. 4
2853:cite AV media notes
2818:cite AV media notes
2658:cite AV media notes
2582:cite AV media notes
2547:cite AV media notes
2510:Beaujon 1998, p. 32
2477:Sutherland, Steve.
2412:Harrison 1997, p. 4
2306:"Let's Get Stupid!"
2122:cite AV media notes
1805:Radioactive Records
1534:
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1467:Australian Albums (
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1184:"Rubberband" – 4:36
1172:"Get Higher" – 5:00
1060:Silvio Essinger of
763:
719:doll depicted with
702:, premiered at the
380:Radioactive Records
274:Radioactive Records
3952:Black Grape albums
3629:"'98 Best Pop CDs"
3364:Masley 1999, p. 25
3165:on 27 January 2021
3079:on 12 October 2008
2878:Takiff 1998, p. B9
2860:Unknown parameter
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2616:Ryder 2012, p. 239
2607:Sexton 1998, p. 22
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2376:on 22 October 2021
2179:Masley 1998, p. 31
2165:Ryder 2012, p. 347
2156:Ryder 2012, p. 345
2147:Ryder 2012, p. 344
2129:Unknown parameter
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1529:
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1263:(tracks 3 and 6–8)
1187:"Spotlight" – 3:51
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468:Real World Studios
442:the Rolling Stones
437:Bridges to Babylon
292:Real World Studios
3865:978-0-7535-0781-0
3723:978-0-552-16547-1
3521:(in Portuguese).
3005:Mehle 1998, p. 58
2954:on 7 October 2021
2895:on 7 October 2021
2752:on 7 October 2021
2721:on 7 October 2021
2692:on 9 October 2021
2650:"Dadi Waz a Badi"
2489:on 17 August 2000
2394:Ryder 2012, p. 94
2312:on 7 October 2021
2278:on 7 October 2021
2251:on 7 October 2021
2075:"Black Grape Bio"
2048:on 9 October 2021
2019:on 7 October 2021
1881:on 15 August 2017
1801:"Black Grape Bio"
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3833:Ebury Press
3714:Corgi Books
3169:25 November
1426:– mastering
1260:Hammond B-3
1249:Danny Saber
1231:Shaun Ryder
1225:Black Grape
1166:Danny Saber
1162:Shaun Ryder
1049:Wonderwalls
728:Dust Junkys
721:googly eyes
708:lead single
654:psychedelic
642:Latin music
638:Phil Lynott
573:Marcel King
561:Just Say No
538:drum'n'bass
489:Yes Please!
446:David Bowie
395:Danny Saber
391:Shaun Ryder
338:lead single
304:Shaun Ryder
300:Danny Saber
270:Black Grape
160:Black Grape
147:Shaun Ryder
139:Danny Saber
124:Radioactive
44:Black Grape
3941:Categories
3897:25 October
3854:. London:
3831:. London:
3792:25 October
3757:25 October
3712:. London:
3678:25 October
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1758:21 October
1716:23 October
1686:23 October
1643:22 October
1606:References
1567:Summaries
1424:Ted Jensen
1356:– trumpet
1354:Neil Yates
1292:(track 10)
1037:breakbeats
684:Latin funk
646:Fools Gold
634:Kinky Afro
542:scratching
514:dance-rock
498:Ted Jensen
440:(1997) by
430:Production
413:associate
352:Background
312:dance-rock
191:Pop Voodoo
162:chronology
96:Dance-rock
74:Real World
3887:0886-3032
3875:"Reviews"
3782:0890-9857
3747:0006-2510
3738:Billboard
3641:0006-2510
3608:0006-2510
3585:0959-8367
3554:0886-3032
3504:0028-6362
3475:1074-6978
3461:"Reviews"
3340:"Marbles"
3234:4 January
3223:E! Online
2864:ignored (
2845:"Marbles"
2829:ignored (
2810:"Marbles"
2669:ignored (
2636:0028-6362
2593:ignored (
2558:ignored (
2200:Pitchfork
2133:ignored (
1974:0025-9012
1611:Citations
1507:UK Albums
1462:position
1419:(track 4)
1377:(track 4)
1365:(track 6)
1349:(track 3)
1336:(track 9)
1334:, Rhodes
1320:(track 2)
1307:Ged Lynch
1302:(track 9)
1300:, guitar
1285:(track 8)
1281:(track 7)
1274:(track 5)
1212:Personnel
1128:E! Online
1073:Pitchfork
892:Pitchfork
757:Reception
658:the Byrds
611:distorted
569:marijuana
399:Hollywood
384:Euro 1996
288:Hollywood
242:"Marbles"
3931:Dotmusic
3891:Archived
3804:(2000).
3786:Archived
3751:Archived
3672:Archived
3645:Archived
3612:Archived
3558:Archived
3523:Archived
3513:"Discos"
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3344:Archived
3318:Archived
3258:Archived
3196:Archived
3030:Archived
2982:Archived
2926:Archived
2788:Archived
2217:cite web
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1929:Archived
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1710:Archived
1680:Archived
1637:Archived
1633:AllMusic
1591:See also
1562:100,000
1408:– mixing
1362:theremin
1322:, flute
1272:, piano
1253:clavinet
1233:– vocals
1123:Greg Kot
781:AllMusic
717:golliwog
656:work of
652:and the
602:(1990).
589:trip hop
577:safe sex
528:, soul,
131:Producer
59:Recorded
51:Released
41: by
3920:YouTube
3452:Sources
3431:Select
3423:Select
2347:12 June
1547:/sales
1538:Region
1289:vocoder
1148:ranked
1041:samples
690:Release
668:track "
596:album,
530:hip hop
411:Nirvana
209:Singles
195:(2017)
186:(1997)
177:(1995)
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1198:Lonely
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1015:'s
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897:6.9/10
775:Rating
772:Source
615:flange
526:P-funk
372:sepsis
346:single
284:sepsis
102:Length
76:, Bath
67:Studio
3439:Type
1559:Gold
1278:sitar
1045:loops
618:pedal
585:baggy
565:Nancy
403:Oasis
340:from
310:is a
268:band
211:from
119:Label
91:Genre
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3860:ISBN
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