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The Fat Tulips
our
pop star's dead
Who?
Making
Talulah Gosh look like an Oi band, The Fat Tulips released a slew of vinyl
and floppy singles towards the end of the 80's.
Where did they get their
crazy name?:
Fat
Tulip's Garden, the kids series presented by Tony Robinson before he entered
political arselicking as a career.
Yes, Anna, they came from:
Bridle
Joyce, in Nottingham
Essential?
A
Girl Called Suicide, which pushed the cutie songwriting envelope beyond the
concept of 'the sky is pretty, my heart is blue', and Where's Clare Grogan
Now? - a valid question in the period between the demise of Altered Images
and her shagging Ian Beale on Eastenders
Popstars in Reduced Circumstances?
Where's
the Fat Tulips now? We simply do not know. They don't tend to appear Looks
Familiar, bands like this
In a nutshell, then:
Archetypal
fanzine band - and we mean that as a good thing
Never mind the music, give
us trivia:
They
were forced to remove the bit of Clare Grogan saying "Goodnight Mr. Spaceman"
from the Where's Clare Grogan by the distributors who thought that people
who heard that sample might not want to go and see the film anymore. Presumably
these aren't the same people who allowed clips from Gregory's Two Girls to
be shown on television.
In more depth:
Official
site
lovingly compiled guide to the band
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Tallulah
Gosh
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Altered Images
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Early Bis