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Easyworld

English band

Easyworld were an English indie alternative rock/pop band hailing from Eastbourne, consisting of David Ford on vocals, Jo Taylor on bass and Glenn Hooper

Easyworld

David Ford (musician)

Musical artist

and songwriter. He first achieved prominence with the indie rock group Easyworld, who released an independent mini-album, ...Better Ways to Self Destruct

David Ford (musician)

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Bleach (disambiguation)

Topics referred to by the same term

album by Nirvana "Bleach" (song), by Brockhampton "Bleach", a song by Easyworld from This Is Where I Stand ”Bleach”, a song by Ellie Goulding from Brightest

Bleach (disambiguation)

Bleach_(disambiguation)

Ramjee Yadav

Nepalese politician

systems from IIT Madras. Professionally, he is the managing director of Easyworld Engineering, an engineering consultant firm. He is married to Kajal Yadav

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List of Jive Records artists

Squad/Jive) Dubtribe Sound System (Jive Electro) E-40 (Sick Wid It/Jive) Eamon Easyworld Ellie Campbell Factory 81 Fu-Schnickens Gady Git Fresh (Spy/Jive) Goldfinger

List of Jive Records artists

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How Did It Ever Come to This?

2004 single by easyworld

Ever Come to This?" was the last single released by the British band Easyworld. It did not appear on their second and final album Kill the Last Romantic

How Did It Ever Come to This?

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This Is Where I Stand

2002 studio album by easyworld

Is Where I Stand is a 2002 album by Eastbourne-based indie rock trio easyworld. The album contained 4 singles - Try Not To Think, Bleach, You & Me and

This Is Where I Stand

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Eastbourne

Town in East Sussex, England

needed] Several bands have formed in Eastbourne, including: Toploader, Easyworld, the Divided, ROAM and Mobiles. Spider Stacy, member of The Pogues, was

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V Festival

British music festival

of the States, The Stands, Longview, The Concretes, Tim Booth, South, Easyworld, InMe, The Dead 60s, The Infadels, The Crimea, Thea Gilmore, Cath Davey

V Festival

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Hugh Jones (producer)

British record producer

- Libertine 2002 - The Charlatans - Songs from the Other Side 2002 - Easyworld - This Is Where I Stand 2004 - Obi - Diceman Lopez 2005 - Echo & the Bunnymen

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King Adora

English glam rock band

began 2001 with a UK tour in January and February, with support from Easyworld and Mo-Ho-Bish-O-Pi. The tour also included an appearance at the NME Brat

King Adora

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Reading and Leeds Festivals line-ups

Pair of music festivals

Rough Riders Mull Historical Society South The Moldy Peaches Crackout Easyworld Mogwai Teenage Fanclub My Vitriol The Folk Implosion Elbow Gorky's Zygotic

Reading and Leeds Festivals line-ups

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Seafood (band)

British band

and March 2002 respectively. 2001 saw a Seafood headlining a tour with Easyworld as support, they also opened for Sportfreunde Stiller in Germany, and

Seafood (band)

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You and Me

Topics referred to by the same term

Cranberries from Bury the Hatchet "You and Me", by Crash Vegas "You & Me", by Easyworld from This Is Where I Stand "You and Me", by Ed Roland from Anniversary

You and Me

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You Were Right

Topics referred to by the same term

Built to Spill from Keep It Like a Secret "You Were Right", a song by Easyworld from This Is Where I Stand You Were Right, Joe, a 1957 short story by

You Were Right

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INTRO Festival

Music event in North Yorkshire, England

Kilkenny, and Space. Acts included Wheatus, The Cooper Temple Clause, Easyworld, Geno Washington, Dreadzone, Minuteman, James Yorkston & The Athletes

INTRO Festival

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Kill the Last Romantic

2004 studio album by easyworld

was an album released by Eastbourne-based English indie-rock 3-piece Easyworld in 2004. It yielded two singles - "2nd Amendment" and "'Til the Day",

Kill the Last Romantic

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Decade: Ten Years of Fierce Panda

2004 compilation album

"Brothers & Sisters" Hundred Reasons - "Cerebra" Bright Eyes - "Arienette" Easyworld - "Hundredweight" The Music - "Take the Long Road and Walk It" The Polyphonic

Decade: Ten Years of Fierce Panda

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Better Ways to Self Destruct

2001 EP by easyworld

Better Ways to Self Destruct is the 2001 EP by easyworld, an Eastbourne-based indie rock band. This was the band's second release, after their "Hundredweight"

Better Ways to Self Destruct

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List of Fierce Panda Records compilation albums

2001 Live The Dream Death Cab for Cutie, Simple Kid, Seafood, The Music, Easyworld 2002 Decade: Ten Years of Fierce Panda Keane, Bright Eyes, The Polyphonic

List of Fierce Panda Records compilation albums

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Beachy Head (disambiguation)

Topics referred to by the same term

written in 1807 by Charlotte Turner Smith Beachy Head, a former name of Easyworld, a defunct British indie alternative rock/pop band "Beachy Head" (song)

Beachy Head (disambiguation)

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Faded Seaside Glamour

2004 studio album by Delays

video for "Hey Girl". The single was promoted with a tour of the UK with Easyworld. "Long Time Coming" was released as a single on 19 January 2004. The CD

Faded Seaside Glamour

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