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Artist
RALLY
From
Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Captured
December 6, 2000 (seen May 11, 2000 to December 6, 2000, 6 captures)
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• Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Musical Style :
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Musical Influences :
• The Jam, Paul Weller,The Stone Roses, The Charlatans, Manic Street Preachers, The Who, The Small Faces, Kulashaker
Brief Description :
• 3 piece Scottish Britpop excellence
Artist History :
• RALLY first formed in late 1994 where they spent most of that year in a cellar under an old house just outside Glasgow in Scotland. Six nights a week the lads would meet in the 12'x15' damp cellar fuelled on Buckfast and amphetamines to interpret their thoughts and feelings on the world through the medium of music.By the end of 1995 RALLY had penned around eight songs and focused on three of these to take into the studio for their first recording session. The songs are 'Rising star', 'Loose end'
 
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Press Reviews
Review of Rally - Now & Then,YOU GUYS ROCK!!! What can I say, I am an old fan of The Jam. You have definately recaptured the spirit of Paul Weller before he whimped out with that jazz fluff in Style Council. What the hell was that anyway? Now & Then starts with a spartan acoustic section and squeeky clean vocals that give the illusion someone is singing right next to you. After one phrase, BOOM, and its Vox AC30 or Orange Amp (what ever you Brits play through) goodness for days. When it comes to
Good things people say about RALLY
OK, back to business; with a REAL TREAT this time:R A L L Y:WOOOOOHAA!! This is a real heartwarmer! Just as i had written off the entire UK rock scene, these guys renew my childhood illusions. The Charlatans and the EARLY Stone Roses come scooting back."Now&Then": Hello my indie childhood, where have you been all these years? You've got the tongue-through-cheek loose guitar-strap bobcut smashing bloody wah-wah fit still, haven't you?? Thank you, Rally! This is what I've been missing. A bloody great tune. I also checked out Rising Star, Shoot You Down and Loose End. They've all got that certain IT i loved about the Charlatans and Stone Roses. Shoot You Down was perhaps the least GREAT one, but they were all LUVABLE!!!Your guitarist kicks rocking ASS!I haven't mentioned the mix, and although it's not top class, a little pro studio time would have you guys partying with Ash in no time. Seven years ago they'd fight to give you a rec contract - and they will in three years time. KEEP IT UP!
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