Single Releases: Mai 2005

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A - 'Rush Song'
Anthony & The Johnson - 'Hope There's Someone'
Art Brut - 'Emily Kane'
Art Of Fighting - 'Your Easy Part'
Ashanti - 'Don't Let Them'
Blaze - 'Most Precious Love'
Chemical Brothers - 'Believe'
The Dears - '22/the Death Of All Romance'
The Duke Spirit - 'Love Is An Unfamiliar Name'
Eminem - 'Mockingbird'
Faith Evans - 'Again'
Fever - 'Ladyfingers'
Idlewild - 'I Understand It'
The Killers - 'Smile Like You Mean It'
Lil Jon Ft Usher & Ludacris - 'Lovers And Friends/get Low'
Morcheeba - 'Wonders Never Cease'
Weezer - 'Beverly Hills'
Without Gravity - 'Beautiful Son'
Willy Mason - 'So Long'
Arcade Fire - 'Power Out'
Cliff Richard - 'What Car'
The Coral - 'In The Morning'
Doves - 'Snowdon'
The Futureheads - 'Decent Days And Nights'
The Game Ft 50 Cent - 'Hate It Or Love It'
Go Team - 'Bottle Rocket'
Gorillaz - 'Feel Good Inc'
Hot Snakes - 'Peel Sessions Ep'
Inaya Day - 'Nasty Girl '
Juliette And The Licks - 'You're Speaking My Language'
Keisha White - 'Don't Fool A Woman In Love'
Kelly Osbourne - 'One Word'
Lemon Jelly - 'Make Things Right'
Riot Act - 'California Soul '
Rob Thomas - 'Lonely No More'
Scout Niblett - 'Kidnapped By Neptune [7" Only]'
Smother - 'Understand'
The Stands - 'Do It Like You Like'
Black Eyed Peas - 'Don't Phunk With My Heart'
Kaiser Chiefs - 'Everyday I Love You Less And Less'
The Kills - 'Love Is A Deserter'
Leaves - 'The Spell'
Oasis - 'Lyla'
Stevie Wonder Ft Prince & En Vogue - 'So What The Fuss?'
Turin Brakes - 'Fishing For A Dream'
Youth Group - 'Someone Else's Dream Ep'

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THE FLAMING STARS !!!

Stranger On The Fifth Floor - 7" (Vinyl Japan - PAD85)
Monday 23rd May 2005



Following the success of their sixth studio album "Named and Shamed", The Flaming Stars return with the second single from the album. The A-side was recorded last summer at the now infamous Toe Rag Studios and on the flip there’s a live version of perennial favourite "New Hope for the Dead", recorded at a storming gig at Gleis 22 in Munster.

Stranger is a fantastic slice of the best garage rock around – brooding vocals and a punchy guitar sound, the perfect primer for their up-coming dates.




"Stranger on the Fifth Floor, a ramshackle mess of brilliantly bruised guitar wearing a broken heart on it’s leather sleeve, has a lairy shuffle that might suit The Libertines" - Mojo

Available from all good music outlets.