"The unofficial 2nd album" from The Seahorses. Work stalled on the album in January 1999 and the band dissolved shortly after. As a result, the album was never completed and a bootleg mainly consisting of guide takes was released in the early 2000s. Whilst the bootleg only features 10 tracks, the band had written around 20 and this is not an accurate representation of how the record would have been had it been completed.
View wiki
"The unofficial 2nd album" from The Seahorses. Work stalled on the album in January 1999 and the band dissolved shortly after. As a resul… read more
"The unofficial 2nd album" from The Seahorses. Work stalled on the album in January 1999 and the band dissolved shortly after. As a result, the album was never completed and … read more
The Seahorses were a British rock band, formed in York in 1996 by guitarist John Squire, following his departure from The Stone Roses, together with Chris Helme (vocals and guitar), Stuart Fletcher (bass), and Andy Watts (drums). The band released one album, Do It Yourself, in 1997 and began work on a follow up (with Mark Heany replacing Watts as drummer), before splitting up due to musical differences during recording sessions in January 1999. The second album was never officially released, although it later surfaced as a bootleg. Squire went on to release two solo albums: Time Ch… read more