Post by Fergal on Aug 31, 2008 8:33:01 GMT
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Mozzer on American radio talking about the Courteeners:
"Well they're a four piece from Middleton, North Manchester, and they're very very strong, and their album was released maybe a month ago in England and came in at 4 so they're on the verge of exploding. They're very strong and have very strong pop melodies and this is one of their singles called "What Took You So Long?""
"They were recomended by a friend of mine and I went to see them in Camden town a few months back and every song was so strong and full of hooks and full of dynamics and I thought 'this is great' because so many groups in England are all hype and huge and they're all over the press but they don't really have any songs, they don't really have anything to offer, they're just on the press merry-go-round and the press support them willy nilly. But its different with the Courteeners, they actually do have very good strong songs. They're selling out very rapidly in England now, and I mean venues not credability, so I think that they will make it over here and that you will come across them."
Class!
Afterwards Mozzer starts talking about Liams strong Mancunian accent and how that doesn't go down in America and that.
Mozzer on American radio talking about the Courteeners:
"Well they're a four piece from Middleton, North Manchester, and they're very very strong, and their album was released maybe a month ago in England and came in at 4 so they're on the verge of exploding. They're very strong and have very strong pop melodies and this is one of their singles called "What Took You So Long?""
"They were recomended by a friend of mine and I went to see them in Camden town a few months back and every song was so strong and full of hooks and full of dynamics and I thought 'this is great' because so many groups in England are all hype and huge and they're all over the press but they don't really have any songs, they don't really have anything to offer, they're just on the press merry-go-round and the press support them willy nilly. But its different with the Courteeners, they actually do have very good strong songs. They're selling out very rapidly in England now, and I mean venues not credability, so I think that they will make it over here and that you will come across them."
Class!
Afterwards Mozzer starts talking about Liams strong Mancunian accent and how that doesn't go down in America and that.
