Post number 18151 answering a thread created by post number 38. In its own way that's kinda cool.

These things take time Alex!!

wow that's a reply to one of the very first posts to this forum, 2 years ago :wink:

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now anyone know where i can buy a radiators CD? :?:

i just heard a clip of theirs for the first time here:

[url]http://www.punk77.co.uk/groups/radiatorsfromspace.htm[/url]


pretty good. :D

I've just heard a couple of tracks, including "TV Screen", and "Song of the Faithful Departed", both very catchy and punkish.
Recently I caught Mr. Phillip Chevron and Terry Woods (with the Mahones) in Canada, where I think they may have covered "Song of the Faithful Departed." Great stuff, and worth checking out if you're into stuff from that era.

[quote="Kufen"]i have never heard them...[/quote]

Their sound is very different from the Pogues. They seem to alternate from balads ("Under Clerys Clock") to rather raw '70s style punk. Phil Chevron was their front man, so their vocal sound was somewhat similar to the feel of the Pogues' "Lorelei."

I don't know if there are any MP3 of them available. Two "Best of" CDs exist and are worth purchasing though. "Cockles and Muscles" and "Alive! Alive-o!" "Cockles and Muscles" is a collection of studio tracks, and "Alive! Alive-o!" is live tracks plus "bonus rare studio tracks".

Anybody got a mp3 of Radiators

i have never heard them...