Happy Mondays - BummedLike many an influential album in rock history, the cultural significance of Happy Monday Bummed was apparent to precious few listeners upon its first release on 5 November 1988. Within a decade or two, Bummed would be hailed as one of the best records of the 80s, often by the self same publications that had slated it back in the day a harbinger of the seismic shift about to take place in British popular music, away from the squeaky clean, corporately

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and Donald DJ Johnson on drums

He produced music and worked with all kinds of musicians

They began playing together in high school

disposable signposts made to be broken)

psychedelic journey influenced by bands such as King Crimson

Florence & The Machine)

including this time an amazing cover version of the legendary loungecore hit “House Of Bamboo” plus the stunning “Jonny One Note” by Ted Heath

turn and amend aspects of his unswaying beliefs to produce sound fresh and new

while the songs were previously released on Freak Out

beauty and emotion on every listen

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