View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Hollywood Underground on Discogs. Label: Apache Records - DI • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock •3/5(5).

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Hollywood Underground ‎ "Hollywood Underground" LP. Apache Records ‎– DI Very Good Plus (VG+) vinyl / Very Good Plus (VG+) cover edgewear, general agewear *Please clean vinyl before use* Tracklist. A1 Miracle A2 Little Runaway A3 Blue Taboo A4 Midnight Sun B1 Don't Hold Back B2 Straight Life B3 Seller Rating: % positive.

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8 tracks fill this LP. Released on the Apache label in 1-Miracle 2- Little Runaway 3-Blue Taboo 4-Midnight Sun 5-Don't Hold Back 6-Straight Life 7-Born Again 8-Hurt5/5(1).

From: jinxxy Date: February 11, at @Phaffas: there where another 'hollywood underground' released in they sounding abit dark. If you mix Billy Idol, 69eyes with a touch Throbs and London after Midnight you get those music what the Hollywood Underground were playing.

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Arctic Monkeys can blast out zingers like "Old Yellow Brick" and "," but there isn't any sign of artistic progress here. I'd even go as far as to say that "Favourite Worst Nightmare" could even be a better album than the debut in terms of consistently and craft, but misses the thrill of discovery and the adrenal rush of kids discovering rock/5().