Here is a group who should have gone places,but only really had that one hit "White Horse" They did some other great songs like "Sunshine Reggae" Elevator Boy and Don't Be Mean,all for that smae album that "White Horse" was on.I found about a year ago in a used CD store,a used CD oif their greatest hits,and picked it up for like $6.99 and it was better than what I expected from them.
What do any of you think of Laid Back? I believe they were two guys from Denmark.
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Laid Back Anyone?
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Laid Back Anyone?
by newwavepopman » Mon May 17, 2004 5:06 pm
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by fritzb » Tue May 18, 2004 4:26 am
As a club patron and DJ, I was of course familiar with "White Horse". With it's irrepressible electo-funk base line, it was a club staple.
The first time I heard "Sunshine Reggae", it was one of those "WTF!" moments, where I asked myself "This is Lai
The first time I heard "Sunshine Reggae", it was one of those "WTF!" moments, where I asked myself "This is Lai
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by ExRat » Tue May 18, 2004 4:30 am
I recall "White Horse" and the video still occasionally shows up on VH1 Classic. I can't say I was ever very fond of the song though. I haven't ever heard anything else by them, so my impression maybe wrong, but I just sort of viewed them as a mediocre
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by tha_farfetch » Tue May 18, 2004 4:54 am
They were actually a danish band.
"White Horse" and "Sunshine Reggae" were never big hits here, unlike "Elevator Boy", my favorite one.
I remember listening the tune "Elevator Boy" many times on the radio.
FarFetch.
"White Horse" and "Sunshine Reggae" were never big hits here, unlike "Elevator Boy", my favorite one.
I remember listening the tune "Elevator Boy" many times on the radio.
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