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Sights - Be Like Normal

  by Jon Rogers

published: 29 / 9 / 2003



Sights - Be Like Normal
Label: Sweet Nothing
Format: 7"

intro

Sbappy dose of "fizzy garage Pop' from the very fashionable the Sights, which "sees the Small Faces getting the beers in for the MC5"

Now stripped down to a trio format, the oh-so-hip The Sights (hell, they hail from the Motor City that is Detroit after all) pump out another slab of fizzy garage pop that sees the Small Faces getting the beers in for the MC5. It's light 'n' breezy and bobs along like all the best Brit beat combos of the late sixties but all underpinned by some brash atitude, hammered out keyboards and gee-tar licks. And its all done and dusted within the classic pop single limit of three minutes. It's certainly a little trapped in the past and the Sights wear their influences proudly on their sleeve like some eager boy scout with the most merit badges, but they've absorbed them all well.



Track Listing:-
1 Be Like Normal
2 I'm Going To Live The Life I Sing About In My Song



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