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Their first single in five years came out on 1 July 2002 and reached number five in the UK. Leeroy is gone, there are three on stage, and the album never came.
By day you can move the stickers. At night the spotlights come on and the three take the stage.
Tap a track — the record spins and the needle drops onto its groove.
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The cover. The sticker beside it is our own drawing: a cow and a bottle of milk. Cows are the main audience in the video: the band plays to them at a derelict funfair, and the milk is then sold over the fence.
The title. Baby’s Got a Temper: a single outside any album. In 2008 the band’s official site even listed it as an EP. The UK CD has three versions: the main mix, a dub and an instrumental.
main mix; vocals: Keith, guitar: Jim Davies
Keith wrote the words. Produced by Liam, Keith and Ollie J. The credits list the guitar by Jim Davies (ex-Pitchshifter) as “Firestarter Funk”: a snatch of Firestarter flashes past in the track.
On the 2001–2002 tour: 15 of 19 shows
What’s this track loaded with? Scratch to see where the samples come from
mixed by Liam and Ollie J
The longest version on the single, a minute and a half longer than the main mix. It is also on the European CD, which has only two versions.
Not played on the 2001–2002 tour
no vocals
The same song without the words, so without the lines radio had to mask.
Not played on the 2001–2002 tour
This era has just one track, so the battle is rigged: there is no opponent. Vote as much as you like; the rating is still counted by Elo.
Victory! No draws here.
Another win. Silence is losing points but holding on.
The rating keeps climbing and there’s still no opponent. There wasn’t one for five years.
Liam would vote against it: he later disowned the track.
Enough! We waited five years, and now you’re clicking for all five.
Slide a tape into the VCR.
Three men in suits walk into a funfair, change in a make-up trailer and turn out to be Liam, Keith and Maxim. They play to a herd of cows being milked by women, and the milk is sold to the crowd outside. The plot was reportedly one of Liam’s dreams.
Scandal. The video was considered too explicit; MTV2 aired it in full only late at night, in a countdown of controversial videos.
Outcome. It also came out on a DVD single, with the making-of film A Day at Work.
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Drag the slider or press “Play tour” — shows light up date by date. Tap a dot to see its setlist.
Tap a dot on the map.
Out of 19 full setlists. Tap a song to see where it was played.
Flip a card.
5 questions on the era. Get 4 right and the secret “Archaeologist” stamp is yours.
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