Five Hungry Joes – A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band


A Rush Of Blood
March 3, 2009, 9:21 pm
Filed under: 1992-1993 I've Seen Everything | Tags: , , , , ,

Hard to find 1-track promo for ‘Bloodrush’.

Taken from second album ‘I’ve Seen Everything’, this was supposed to be the single that completed the anchor design from the ISE releases, but only ever saw the light of day in America.

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Miracles Do Happen!
February 25, 2009, 8:05 pm
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Short article which appeared in issue number 57 of ‘The Big Takeover’ magazine.

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It Was All A Big Mistake…
February 22, 2009, 12:52 pm
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…Or was it?

The promo for ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ single came in exactly the same digi-pak design as the actual release. The promo is 1-track only, with the official single backed with three other tracks.

If you ever come across this single, take a look inside and you may just find yourself a wee rarity.

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1993 Go! Discs Ltd GODCD100



I’ve Seen Everything
February 22, 2009, 12:38 pm
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The second album from TCS came in this excellent digi-pak design.

As the band would admit, a much darker album than debut ‘Cake’, although ‘ISE’ did make it into the UK charts – nestling in at number 50.

This release included a John Douglas artwork print – I wonder what the originals are worth?

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Pass The Tablets
February 22, 2009, 12:20 pm
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A favourite of mine is ‘Hayfever’ – the first single from second album ‘I’ve Seen Everything’.

A sing-a-long tune with clever melodies and lyrics. I love the reference to Moscow. Being from Ayrshire I appreciated the humour.

‘Hayfever’ was the first TCS single to grace the UK charts, entering at No.61 in April of ’93, and leaving – in a blaze of glory – a week later.

hayfevercd_03hayfevercd_01hayfevercd_05hayfevercd_04hayfevercd_021993 Go! Discs Ltd GODCD98 857109-2