Did you know that Brighton’s 80s slightly-more-than-one-hit-wonders Frazier Chorus covered Anarchy In The UK? They did. It’s more subversive than the original.
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Frazier Chorus?
I’m glad someone else remembers them. They were fun.
I have it – the B-side to the 7″ single of “Sloppy Heart”
Not that they ever really had a hit though.
“Your life’s too good to be true/ I thought I’d ruin it for you” (from “Dream Kitchen”)
Skin Games were good, of that era, too…
A friend of mine married Fasier Chorus main man Tim Freeman. He was an estate agent in North Londnon last I heard. Oh and he’s the older brother of comic actor Martin Freeman. So there.