9 thoughts on “ Too Many Sandwiches - Stereophonics - Language.Sex.Violence.Other? (CD, Album) ”

1. Stereophonics Lyrics "Too Many Sandwiches" Shopping spree for the family tree, haven't seen your family tree, in quite a while Too many sandwiches and wine, sherry stains down your best mans tie, what a speech The band arrive, the grannies cry, the singers tongue's's in the bar maids mouth, what a voice album: "Word Gets Around" () A.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Live From Dakota on Discogs. Label: Shock (2) - VVR,V2 - VVR,Nettwerk - VVR • Format: 2x, CD Album • Country: Australia • Genre: Rock • Style: Brit Pop, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Arena Rock.

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3. Too Many Sandwiches Traffic Trouble T-Shirt Sun Tan You Stole My Money Honey You're My Star; Classer par année. Ajouter une chanson. ALBUMS DE STEREOPHONICS: Best Of - Decade In The Sun Graffiti On The Train Just Enough Education To Perform Keep Calm And Carry On Keep The Village Alive Kind Language. Sex. Violence. Other? Live From Dakota.

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4. Word Gets Around, an Album by Stereophonics. Released 25 August on V2 (catalog no. VVR; CD). Genres: Britpop, Alternative Rock.

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5. Mar 04,  · Stereophonics, Language. Sex. Violence. Other? that practically begs you to underline it in red pen and write question marks in the margins of the CD .

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6. Too Many Sandwiches Traffic Trouble T-Shirt Sun Tan You Sexy Thing You Stole My Money Honey You're My Star; Order by year. Add a song. ALBUMS BY STEREOPHONICS: Best Of - Decade In The Sun Graffiti On The Train Just Enough Education To Perform Keep Calm And Carry On Keep The Village Alive Kind Language. Sex. Violence. Other? Live From Dakota.

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7. Loved that one too so I picked up "Live at Dakota". Loved it, especially some of the old songs that I had never heard before, especially A Thousand Trees and Too Many Sandwiches. This prompted me to get the album that those tracks were from, "Word Gets Around". All in all, this album is one that can be listened to and enjoyed in its entirety/5().

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8. Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones roars "Cuz all I wanna do/Is make a mess outta you" on "Doorman," one of many white-hot blowouts from the band's fifth album, Language. Sex. Violence. Other? The album title borrows from the classification code used on the backs of DVDs, and its blunt display instantly pulls listeners toward Stereophonics' nonchalant chutzpah.

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9. The first live album of Stereophonics performs exceptionally well. The two-disc release recorded during a tour in , the gentlemen from Wales show what they can actually afford, sharp guitar playing and amazing energy that you can rarely hear on earlier releases.

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