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Favourite Hawley album?
The mini album (Prize Bingo!) 4%  4%  [ 3 ]
Late Night Final 14%  14%  [ 12 ]
Lowedges 27%  27%  [ 23 ]
Coles Corner 23%  23%  [ 19 ]
Ladys Bridge 26%  26%  [ 22 ]
I'm a speccy mongbollocks (Albanian import) 6%  6%  [ 5 ]
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Seen as you've had a few days for the new one to sink in, which is your fave?

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Too soon to get a proper result really as people will undoubtably be skewed towards Lady's Bridge. Ask the same people who vote the same question in 6 months and you'll probably get a different answer. That said i voted Late Night Final...
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lowedges 8)

closely followed by lnf :D
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Too soon to get a proper result really as people will undoubtably be skewed towards Lady's Bridge. Ask the same people who vote the same question in 6 months and you'll probably get a different answer. That said i voted Late Night Final...


Yeh, true, but generally after a few days play you've made yer minds up. I'm a Lowedges man meself.

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no contest. lowedges by a mile. all killer no filler. to quote sum 41. not that there's filler on t'others like.

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I have never been able to make up my mind, they are all works of greatness in my book, quite getting into Lady's Bridge now after a good few listens now, but for me its always been between Lowedges and Late Night Final, two quite different records but as for quality I can't seperate them, just fucking awesome all the way.

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Lowedges for mine as well.....Run For Me was my introduction ....it will always be special, and i shall always love the dude who gave that introduction

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Lowedges for mine as well.....Run For Me was my introduction ....it will always be special


Me too :)
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..can't really make an informed choice because I don't have the first two albums :oops: (I'll get them eventually)....right I'm off before I get lynched by Dawoodcock, The Baroness and assorted henchmen .. :shock:

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"Don't miss your water" and "its over love" -tis Lowedges still
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..can't really make an informed choice because I don't have the first two albums :oops: (I'll get them eventually)....right I'm off before I get lynched by Dawoodcock, The Baroness and assorted henchmen .. :shock:


WHAT??!!!!! :*:
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You MUST get them! :shock: :*:

It's so difficult to choose as all of the albums have a different mood. My favourite 'listen alone' album is Lowedges; whereas Coles Corner is my favourite 'drive time' album and Lady's Bridge is my favourite all round RH album. If I had a Jan H Best of Richard Hawley album, it would include:

Roll River Roll
Tonight The Streets Are Ours (acoustic version)
The Sun Refused To Shine
The Ocean
Born Under A Bad Sign
Vickers Road
Danny
On The Ledge
The Motorcycle Song
Something is ...
Love of My Life
Last Orders
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Yes, I agree so difficult I have favorites on each. Roll River Roll and Dark Road are at the top from Lady's Bridge so far. To be honest the more I listen the better it gets. :D
The Sun Refused To Shine is a bit creepy I wondered if anyone knew if this is in the sound track of Scary Flick Richard has done?

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I think it relates to a friend's wedding, but not sure?
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I think it relates to a friend's wedding, but not sure?


this is correct as richard said so in the channel 4 teletext interview thingy which there is a link to/copy of on here somewhere.

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