Released 2004 Genre Blues rock | Length 62:52 Release date 2002 Label Rockin' Rodent Recordings | |
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Similar They Live by Night, Hamster Jam, Condensed Hamsters, Electric Hamsterland, Route 666 |
Open all hours s02e03 fig biscuits and inspirational toilet rolls
Open All Hours (2004) is The Hamsters ninth album. It was recorded during a hectic touring schedule June/July 2003.
Contents
- Open all hours s02e03 fig biscuits and inspirational toilet rolls
- Open all hours s03e01 an errand boy by the ear
- Track listing
- Musicians
- Guest musicians
- Production
- Songs
- References
The band's notorious self-deprecating humour came to the fore with the artwork for this particular album. It featured several pictures of famous movie stars and classic British comedy stars with heads being replaced (and not always in a flattering manner) by members of the band. The whole booklet was designed to represent the walk from the box office to the screen of an old-fashioned British flea-pit cinema.
Slim has stated that this will most likely be the last CD release by The Hamsters and that all subsequent releases will be on the DVD format.
Open all hours s03e01 an errand boy by the ear
Track listing
- "Just Came Back" (Colin James/Burgess) – 4:43
- "My Future Ex-Wife" (Barry Martin) – 4:50
- "Taxi Driver" (Mickey Jupp) – 3:57
- "A Thing Called Love" (Williams) – 5:38
- "Brother Doctor, Sister Nurse" (Mickey Jupp) – 4:36
- "Lucky In Love" (Castro/Lewis) – 4:18
- "Love Don't Bother Me" (Flakne/Icon) – 6:01
- "Burning The Church House Down" (Gordon/Owens) – 5:20
- "Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down" (Harrington) – 4:28
- "Somebody's Leaving Somebody" (Olin/Costas/Malo) – 6:32
- "Check Up From The Neck Up" (Barry Martin/Dave Bronze) – 3:52
- "Switchboard Susan" (Mickey Jupp) – 3:39
- "The Unforgiven" (Ketchum) – 4:58
Musicians
Guest musicians
Production
Songs
1Just Came Back4:42
2My Future Ex-Wife4:49
3Taxi Driver3:57
References
Open All Hours (album) Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA