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Over My Dead Body: The Hot Puppies
Added by Bob on 24th April 2007
The Hot puppies are set to release a collection of songs which pre-date their debut album 'Under The Crooked Moon' entitled 'Over My Dead Body' (Strays, Black Sheep and Bsides 2003-2005). It has a release date of 9th July 2007, but can be ordered through their official site now.

Over My Dead Body
The tracklisting is as follows:-
- I left my heart
- Party
- Closed to sin
- Blood on the moon
- A small killing (on this day)
- Turn your eyes to me
- Harum scarum
- All we've got to do is kiss
- Relentless (intro)
- Relentless
- Girl crazy
- Eat your makeup
- Under the crooked moon
- The band keeps playing
They are set to release their second album, 'Blue Hands', later this year.
Also, they have the following Festival appearances coming up:-
7th July – Blissfields – HAMPSHIRE
21st July – Wakestock – NORTH WALES
28th July – Secret Garden – CAMBRIDGESHIRE
10th-11th August – Tapestry West – SOUTH WALES
Expect a review of the new album soon, you can read a few live reviews and an album review here on rawkstar from the following links:-
Terry/Love in Practice Not Theory - By Andreas
Terry/Love in Practice Not Theory - by Dave
The Hot Puppies (The Picnic Solution, The Clouded Lights, and Buen Chico) - 31 May 2006 at Joseph's Well - by Dave
Under The Crooked Moon - by Andreas
Related Links:-
www.thehotpuppies.com
Comments
Dave says:-
We also have an exclusive interview, but I think Andreas ate it.
27th April 2007 @ 18:21:40 GMT
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