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January 18, 2008

New Supergrass Video - "Diamond Hoo Ha Man"

Knock knock. Who's there? Hoo Ha. Hoo Ha who? Yeah, you get the point. When does someone tell Supergrass this whole broo hoo ha is sorta annoying? Guessing it hasn't happened just yet because over at YouTube they've posted the following note about the video for their current single "Diamond Hoo Ha Man":

To spare your confusion - the fabulous Diamond Hoo Ha Men are covering for the band in the video, as Supergrass were not available for the shoot.
Talk about beating a dead hoo ha.

Otherwise, rocking enough song. You can grab the "Diamond Hoo Ha Man" 7" only single now. Diamond Hoo Ha itself is out 3/31 in the UK on Parlophone.

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This reminds me of Blue Orchid by the White Stripes.

Posted by: dsven at January 18, 2008 11:03 AM | Reply
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Total.
Richie.
"F Baum".
Tenenbaum.

http://www.wilson-brothers.com/luke/photos/movies/royal/royal-tenenbaums2.jpg

Posted by: special ed at January 18, 2008 11:08 AM | Reply
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I, too, [wonder] how many new scene kids will wonder "uh - when did Pete Doherty start an'ther band."

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