You Are the Generation That Bought More Shoes and You Get What You Deserve [CD-single] [Import]

Track Listings

1. You Are the Generation That Bought More Shoes and You Get What You Dese

2. S-H-B

3. Crews Against Consumismo [Extended Mix]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Full title - You Are The Generation That Bought More Shoes & You Get What You Deserve. Vertigo Records present the debut single from Liverpool/London duo Johnny Boy. The best slice of Spector pop in ages. The title track is b/w 'S-H-B' & 'You Are The Generation That Bought More Shoes & You Get What You Deserve' (Crews Against The Consumisno - Extended Version). 2004.

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Tracks:

You Are the Generation That Bought More Shoes and You Get What You ...
S-H-B
Crews Against Consumismo [Extended Mix]

Album Description

Full title - You Are The Generation That Bought More Shoes & You Get What You Deserve. Vertigo Records present the debut single from Liverpool/London duo Johnny Boy. The best slice of Spector pop in ages. The title track is b/w 'S-H-B' & 'You Are The Generation That Bought More Shoes & You Get What You Deserve' (Crews Against The Consumisno - Extended Version). 2004.

Album Details

Phil Spector Meets M/A/R/r/S, the Clash and X in a Dark Back Alley to Duke it Out is the Best Way to Allude to What this Sounds Like. This Boy/Girl Duo of Lolly Hayes and `davo' Has Attracted a Celebrity Supporter in the Form of Manic Street Preachers Frontman James Dean Bradfield, who Produced their "Johnny Boy Theme". It's a Trip Back to 1977 and You'll Enjoy the Ride all the Way!

Customer Reviews:

Cosmic.......2005-02-06

Yo, where's the album? It's just not fair to release a single this brilliant without backing it up with at least nine other tracks that have their sights similarly set on stun.

Er, okay, so maybe it is. In fact, I don't know if I'd want to be Johnny Boy's Davo and Lolly right now. They've shown that they're capable of coming out of nowhere with an orgasmic -- sorry, but I can't find any other description for those "yeah yeahs" at the two-minute mark -- pop song for the ages. What will they do now? Will they conquer the planet or fade into one-hit-wonder obscurity? While it's far too early to say, if you haven't heard this song, you arguably haven't lived.

SINGLE OF THE FREAKIN' YEAR.......2004-08-13

I'VE BEEN SPINNING THIS SONG AT A LOCAL CLUB HERE IN CHICAGO AND INADVERTANTLY TWO OR THREE PEOPLE COME UP TO THE BOOTH AND ASK 'WHO THE F**K IS THIS?
YES, KIDS, THERE STILL IS A LIGHT IN THE CURRENT SLUDGE OF RELEASES.

p.s. Remember,melody is your friend.....

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