Eugenius

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Breakfast 00:00 Tools
Oomalama 00:00 Tools
Indian Summer 00:00 Tools
One's Too Many 00:00 Tools
Bed-In 00:00 Tools
Flame On 00:00 Tools
Here I Go 00:00 Tools
Blue Above the Rooftops 00:00 Tools
Hot Dog 00:00 Tools
Buttermilk 00:00 Tools
Down On Me 00:00 Tools
Easter Bunny 00:00 Tools
On the Breeze 00:00 Tools
Bye Bye 00:00 Tools
Pebble/Shoe 00:00 Tools
Mary Queen of Scots 00:00 Tools
The Moon's A Balloon 00:00 Tools
I'm the Sun 00:00 Tools
Wannabee 00:00 Tools
Let's Hibernate 00:00 Tools
River Clyde Song 00:00 Tools
Tongue Rock 00:00 Tools
Fake Digit 00:00 Tools
Friendly High 00:00 Tools
Wow! 00:00 Tools
Molly's Lips 00:00 Tools
Home Sick 00:00 Tools
I'm In The Sun 00:00 Tools
Love, Bread, and Beers 00:00 Tools
Love, Bread and Beers 00:00 Tools
Wow 00:00 Tools
God Bless Les Paul 00:00 Tools
Sex Sux 00:00 Tools
I Won't Try 00:00 Tools
Habits, High All The Time (Tove Lo Flip/Keys N Krates) Remix Ft The Wax Boys 00:00 Tools
Pop Like This 00:00 Tools
Love Bread & Beers 00:00 Tools
Sex Sux (Amen) 00:00 Tools
Mary, Queen of Scots 00:00 Tools
Caesar's Vein 00:00 Tools
Friend or Foe 00:00 Tools
Green Bed 00:00 Tools
Here I Go (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Womb Boy Returns 00:00 Tools
Bridge 00:00 Tools
Seven Out 00:00 Tools
Sixty-Nine Minus Twelve 00:00 Tools
01. Oomalama - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Uworkinhard 00:00 Tools
02. Breakfast - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
14. Indian Summer - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Peeble/Shoe 00:00 Tools
03. One's Too Many - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
04. Bed-In - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Homesick 00:00 Tools
The Moon's a Ballon 00:00 Tools
Pebbleshoe 00:00 Tools
10. Buttermilk - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
11. Bye Bye - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
12. Wow! - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Sex Sux - Amen 00:00 Tools
05. Hot Dog - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
07. Flame On - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
09. I'm The Sun - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Pebble-Shoe 00:00 Tools
06. Down On Me - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Moon's a Balloon 00:00 Tools
13. Wannabee - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Work 00:00 Tools
Caerar's Vein 00:00 Tools
08. Here I Go - Eugenius 00:00 Tools
Okizeme 00:00 Tools
One’s Too Many 00:00 Tools
Here I Go Again 00:00 Tools
Mary Green Of Scots 00:00 Tools
Sex Sux (Radio 1 Session, 4 Jul 1992) 00:00 Tools
Here I Go Again (Radio 1 Session, 4 Jul 1992) 00:00 Tools
Oomalama (Radio 1 Session, 4 Jul 1992) 00:00 Tools
One's Too Many (Radio 1 Session, 4 Jul 1992) 00:00 Tools
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Eugenius was an important and influential “Pop Rock” band from Scotland, that existed from 1990-1995. Eugenius was a four person band, although the band members were changed several different times. The Members were: Eugene Kelly, Guitar and Vocals. Gordon Keen: Guitar. Andy Bollen: Drums. Joe McAlinden: Bass, Violin. Raymond Boyle: Bass. James seenan: Bass. Brendan o' Hare: Drums. Francis MacDonald: Drums. Roy Lawrence: Drums. Eugene Kelly recruited the band after the separation of "The Vaselines".The band was originally called "Captain America", but Marvel comics got involved and they were forced to change their name, to which they changed it to "Eugenius". (In addition, Eugenes' clever artwork skills were to fall out of favour with the department store chain C&A) Eugene didn't take the band seriously at first until the band Nirvana invited them to open dates on their 1991 European Tour. In 1991 Captain America (Eugenius) released an EP called WOW! on British Indie Paperhouse, then in 1992 they released their 2nd EP "Flame On" on Paperhouse Records. After Kurt Cobain's countless recommendations, and an often overlooked stint on the Creation Label, Eugenius attracted the attention of Atlantic Records and signed up with them. In 1992 they released their first album "Oomalama", which received fantastic reviews. But with their harmonic "Pop" sound they couldn't attract the thick guitar sound Grunge fans, regardless of Kurt Cobain's countless recommendations, Eugenius just wasn't as similar to Nirvana to attract much of their fan base, although they did attract numerous more fans than The Vaselines ever did. In 1994, Eugenius released their EP "Caesar's Vein", Which was quickly followed by their album "Mary Queen Of Scots". This time they received some light criticism, but were also praised. But they were not able to extend ther audience to a greater extent, and in 1995 Eugene Kelly disbanded Eugenius. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.