Rob Dickinson
Many will recall Britain’s Catherine Wheel as one of the most range-roaming, seminal and viscerally intense alternative rock bands of the ‘90’s: “Eat my dust, you insensitive fuck,” purred silky vocalist Rob Dickinson on the band’s 1994 release Happy Days. In Dickinson, the band possessed a songwriter and lyricist of rare talent with scalpel-sharp statements emanating from gorgeously epic songs such as their breakthrough, the feedback-soaked "Black Metallic" ("…it's "Like a Hurricane" for the ‘90’s," drooled the NME). Read more on Last.fm
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Most Played Tracks as Scrobbled to Last.fm
| # | Title | Plays |
| 1 | The End of the World | |
| 2 | My Name Is Love | |
| 3 | Oceans | |
| 4 | Towering and Flowering | |
| 5 | Intelligent People | |
| 6 | The Storm | |
| 7 | Handsome | |
| 8 | Bathe Away | |
| 9 | Mutineer | |
| 10 | The Night |
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