The Eight Legged Groove Machine by The Wonder Stuff

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    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Red Berry Joy Town 2:53 4,607
2 No For The 13th Time 3:00 917
3 It's Yer Money, I'm After Baby 2:48 582
4 Rue The Day 1:56 3,171
5 Give, Give, Give Me More, More, More 2:50 6,218
6 Merry Go Round 2:40 2,590
7 The Animals And Me 3:04 2,792
8 A Wish Away 2:28 12,942
9 Grin 2:59 2,962
10 Mother And I 2:24 2,679
11 Some Sad Someone 2:47 2,784
12 Ruby Horse 3:07 3,894
13 Unbearable 2:28 15,989
14 Poison 2:59 2,608
15 Times Will Change 0:41 2,025
16 A Song Without An End 4:08 1,500
17 Goodbye Fatman 3:11 890
18 Astley In The Noose 3:29 1,399
19 Ooh She Said 2:52 278

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Universal Music GmbH (2006) Released: 1 Dec 2006 19 tracks (52:44)
The Stuffies first full studio album, The Eight Legged Groove Machine was chock full of 3 minute pop gems. ‘Hup Hup Hup’s and choruses that go straight to the brain litter the 14 tracks from opener Red Berry Joy Town to the closer Poison.

It’s since been re-released with added tracks. The Wonder Stuff were a terrific singles band and had B-sides to burn during their initial phase. Some of which from this era are on the reissued 20th anniversary edition.

Their UK Indie peers Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, Carter USM and The Levellers helped the band get labelled as part of the post C-86 pre Britpop movement, Grebo (sometimes also known as Crustie) but underneath the baggy shorts and messy hair was keen pop music with biting satirical wit akin to The Jam, The Smiths and The Kinks. Just a bit messier.

This album features the original line up of the band including the unusually named The Bass Thing, who died very early in the bands history.

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  • anmre

    Marvellous album, from start to finish. Remember seeing them whilst in the sixth form at school - great days!!!

    June 2010
  • BennyT11

    even if you took away the unforgettable singles, it would still be an amazing album. I think it's fair to say, the wonder stuff changed my life

    April 2009
  • Eightlegsgroove

    absolutely amazing

    February 2009
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