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Released a few weeks in advance of their debut, Permission to Land, the Darkness' third short-player was named after album highlight "Growing on Me" -- arguably the most immediate single of the band's short but inspired career to date. Further buoyed by almost hourly MTV airplay of its attendant video, Growing on Me peaked at number 17 and offered two collectable nonalbum tracks as well. These were the bluesy, Thin Lizzy-citing "How Dare You Call This Love?" and the instrumental "Bareback," a regular show opener powered by riffs that AC/DC built. Of note, such is the Darkness' remarkably high-grade songwriting that both of these songs could have easily slotted themselves into the aforementioned album, making this release well worth seeking out for die-hard fans.
© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo
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Justin Hawkins, Guitar, Piano, Lead Vocals, Writer, Synthesizer - Frankie Poullain, Writer, Bass - Ed Graham, Drums, Writer - Pedro Ferreira, Producer, Mixer, Engineer - Mike Marsh, MasteringEngineer - The Darkness, MainArtist - Dan Hawkins, Guitar, Writer - Paul Smith, Additional Vocal Recording Engineer - Will Bartle, Recording Assistant - Nick Taylor, Assistant Mixer
© 2003 Warner Music UK Ltd. ℗ 2003 Warner Music UK Limited
Justin Hawkins, Guitar, Piano, Lead Vocals, Writer, Synthesizer - Frankie Poullain, Writer, Bass - Ed Graham, Drums, Writer - Pedro Ferreira, Producer, Mixer, Engineer - Mike Marsh, MasteringEngineer - The Darkness, MainArtist - Dan Hawkins, Guitar, Writer - Paul Smith, Additional Vocal Recording Engineer - Will Bartle, Recording Assistant - Nick Taylor, Assistant Mixer
© 2003 Warner Music UK Ltd. ℗ 2003 Warner Music UK Limited
Album review
Released a few weeks in advance of their debut, Permission to Land, the Darkness' third short-player was named after album highlight "Growing on Me" -- arguably the most immediate single of the band's short but inspired career to date. Further buoyed by almost hourly MTV airplay of its attendant video, Growing on Me peaked at number 17 and offered two collectable nonalbum tracks as well. These were the bluesy, Thin Lizzy-citing "How Dare You Call This Love?" and the instrumental "Bareback," a regular show opener powered by riffs that AC/DC built. Of note, such is the Darkness' remarkably high-grade songwriting that both of these songs could have easily slotted themselves into the aforementioned album, making this release well worth seeking out for die-hard fans.
© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 3 track(s)
- Total length: 00:10:29
- Main artists: The Darkness
- Label: EastWest U.K.
- Genre: Pop/Rock Rock
© 2003 Warner Music UK Ltd. ℗ 2003 Warner Music UK Ltd
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