The_Cheeks-Have_Some_Real_Fun_and_Sure_Nuff_Action_With_The_C-14_Hit_Machine_Gun-CD-FLAC-1997-401

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2026-01-29

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     Artist......: The Cheeks
     Album.......: Have Some Real Fun and Sure 'Nuff Action With the C-14 Hit

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Screaming Apple
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 14
     Bitrate.....: 1089kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:39:00  (319.MB)
     Rls date....: 2026-01-29
     Store date..: 1997-08-12
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.thecheeks.de/



     01 Walk in the Sun                                                  2:59
     02 Don't Wanna Be With You                                          2:31
     03 Can We Go Dancin'                                                2:47
     04 Sugar 25                                                         3:29
     05 Confidential                                                     2:35
     06 No Start No End                                                  2:40
     07 Try Make Up Your Mind                                            3:11
     08 Can't You See                                                    2:42
     09 Nothing Ever Changes                                             1:59
     10 Tonight                                                          2:01
     11 Overpop                                                          2:44
     12 My World                                                         3:35
     13 Baby Vinyl                                                       3:03
     14 No Sweets Tonight                                                2:44



     Released on German label Screaming Apple Records, known for being home to
     virtually unknown yet brilliant European powerpop/punk bands like The Kwyet
     Kings, The Yum Yums, Marc & The Spies or The Insomniacs, this debut album
     by The Cheeks has a much harder edge than their subsequent records. Very
     enjoyable if you are prepared for some high-octane rock'n roll mixed with
     your usual dose of melodic powerpop.

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