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1. "The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed!" follows a string of Wildhearts releases that have all been top-notch, so the expectations for this one were high. We needn't have worried/5(34).

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2. Mar 19,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed on Discogs/5(2).

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3. This album proves that the true rock n' roll is still alive and well, but you just gotta search for it. Note that the correct title of this album is The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed. That title may be a little too rock for some people [~doomsdayer~]/5(11).

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4. Aug 25,  · The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed ‎ (CD, Album, Enh) Universal: UICE Japan: Sell This Version: DEMREC The Wildhearts: The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed.

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5. 15th Anniversary and 1st ever vinyl reissue of The Wildhearts classic LP ‘The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed’ originally released by Gut Records Pressed on grm heavyweight vinyl, and presented in a replica of the original gatefold sleeve, with the addition of printed inner bags.

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6. The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed is a album by The Wildhearts. The album's title makes reference to horror film Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed. The album was the first new studio release since The Wildhearts broke up in and reformed in

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7. Although touted as featuring the ‘classic’ line-up of Ginger, CJ, Ritch Battersby and Danny McCormack, these four made only one album together – the original Fishing For Luckies in They tried again later that year, but CJ was gone after the initial sessions for what became p.h.u.q. CJ and Ginger smoothed things over in , and Ritch has been back on the drum stool since

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8. The album The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed, released in , had a very commercial sound, full of short simple pop songs with little of the heavier rock style which often featured on previous albums.

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