Inspiral Carpets Lyrics

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Average rating for Inspiral Carpets songs is 7.57/10 [580 votes]. Selected popular Inspiral Carpets song of Saturday, December 21 2024 is "Out Of Time".

Top Inspiral Carpets Albums

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The Complete Singles
[2023]

Come Back Tomorrow - EP
[2019]

This Is How It Feels - EP
[2018]

Please Be Cruel - EP
[2018]

The Inspiral Carpets
[2014]

Inspiral Carpets
[2014]

Dung 4
[2014]

Keep the Circle (B-Sides and Udder Stuff)
[2007]

Cool As
[2003]

The Singles
[1995]

Uniform
[1994]

Devil Hopping
[1994]

Revenge of the Goldfish
[1992]

The Beast Inside
[1991]

Island Head EP
[1990]

Life
[1990]

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Grip Inside My Head Out Of Time Besides Me Many Happy Returns Joe Gimme Shelter Monkey On My Back Weakness Sun Don't Shine So Far Just Wednesday The Way The Light Falls Sackville I Don't Wanna Go Blind Mermaid Further Away Party In The Sky Real Thing Skidoo (full Length) Tainted Love Song For A Family Niagara Seeds Of Doubt Butterfly Cobra I'll Keep It In Mind Commercial Reign Irresistible Force Beast Inside Biggest Mountain Bitches Brew Born Yesterday Caravan Directing Traffik Dragging Me Down Fire Fond Out Why Generations Here Comes The Flood How It Should Be I Want You A Little Disappeared Keep The Circle Around Move Mystery Please Be Cruel Rain Song Saturn 5 She Comes In The Fall Smoking Her Clothes St. Kilda This Is How It Feels Two Worlds Collide Uniform Sleep Well Tonight

Related Information for Inspiral Carpets

Inspiral Carpets is an alternative rock band which formed in Oldham, England in 1983. It was named after a rug shop in Shaw.The band was formed by vocalist Stephen Holt (vocals) and guitarist Graham Lambert. Another uncredited founding member, was basist Glenn Chesworth. His partnership with the band lasted only a couple of years. The band emerged alongside The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays from the indie scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Bassist, Martyn Walsh, and drummer, Craig Gill, joined in 1984. Playing garage rock, they were joined by keyboardist, Clint Boon, who changed their sound based around harmonic (and often psychedelic) keyboards and jangly guitars.After a couple of singles on a local indie label, Holt left the... read more