9 thoughts on “ Mollys Lips - The Vaselines - Dying For It (Vinyl) ”

1. Molly's Lips, Deal. likes · 1 talking about this. Musician/Band.

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2. The Vaselines are an indie pop band from Glasgow, Scotland. Formed in , the band was originally made up of only vocalists/guitarists Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee, but later added James Seenan and Eugene's brother Charlie Kelly on bass and drums respectively from the band Secession.

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3. The Vaselines "Molly's Lips": She said she'll take me anyway, She'll take me everyway, As long as she stays with me. She said she.

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4. Song Info: From The Album: Incesticide Other Versions: Originally by The Vaselines from the album Dying For It Key: G Structure: Intro - Verse - Chorus - Verse - Chorus - Middle 8 - Verse - Chorus Did You Know? This song was inspired by Molly Weir and her Hazel McWitch character from the TV programme Rentaghost.

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5. Kurt Cobain made a lot of mistakes in his life but loving the Vaselines was not one of them. Nirvana covered one of their songs for their MTV Unplugged session, two other covers show up on the Incesticide record and as Kurt might tell you if he were alive today, from to the Vaselines were the best pop band on the planet. Sub Pop was kind enough to cash in on the Nirvana connection.

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6. This song is track 2 on the Vaselines' second EP, Dying For It. It was written about Molly Weir, according to band member Eugene Kelly, presumably because her .

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7. This is about the Scottish actress Molly Weir, who played Hazel The McWitch in late '70s/early '80s BBC children's show shakalkreemalaramaralsarana.xyzinfone founder member Eugene Kelly recalled to NME September 25, "Molly used to have this programme before the news on Scottish TV (Teatime Tales) where she'd tell all these stories from her shakalkreemalaramaralsarana.xyzinfo always struck us as a great character, so we just.

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8. Molly's Lips is a song performed by Nirvana on the EP Hormoaning and the compilation Incesticide. It was originally written and performed by the Scottish band The Vaselines. Nirvana performed this song at their BBC John Peel Sesions in along with another Vaselines song. Nirvana also performed this song at Reading in with Eugine Kelly (The Vaselines singer).

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9. Sep 09,  · Nirvana famously covered the Vaselines' track "Molly's Lips" way back in , but Dave Grohl's current group, the Foo Fighters, have never performed the upbeat, grunge song before, even though he.

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