The Ordinary Boys, Over the Counter Culture - 57m 12s

Tracks & Durations

1. Over The Counterculture	3:15
2. The List Goes On	2:53
3. Week In Week Out	3:26
4. Talk Talk Talk	3:12
5. Little Bitch	2:24
6. Lies	2:23
7. Settle Down	4:13
8. Weekend Revolution	3:04
9. Just A Song	3:54
10. Maybe Someday	2:20
11. Seaside	3:29
12. So Charming	4:10
13. In Awe Of The Awful	2:48
14. Robots And Monkeys	6:00
15. Extra	9:32

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Review

The Libertines have the mythology, Razorlight have the attitude but only one new band in Britain have the songs. The Ordinary Boys stunning debut `Over The Counter Culture' is a glorious amalgamation of 80s indie and mod sharpness owing equal debt to The Smiths and The Jam yet still retaining a winning originality. WEA. 2004.The Critically Acclaimed Debut from the Boys from Brighton who have the Goods to Back Up the Hype Behind Them. Their Sound is Strangely Familiar (Fancy That) as They Wear their Influences on their Collective Sleeves. They Simply have the Wherewithall to Stand Head and Shoulders above their Contemporaries with Inspired Songwriting, Attitude and Excellent Musicianship. Includes a Cover of the Specials' "Little Bitch".

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