The Flashing Lights

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It's Alright 07:47 Tools
Friends You Learn to Hate 03:56 Tools
Been Waiting 04:03 Tools
Highschool 02:22 Tools
Too Delightful 03:20 Tools
Same Thing Twice 03:37 Tools
Where the Change Is 03:05 Tools
Since They Were Crowned 03:06 Tools
Keep It to Yourself 04:46 Tools
Same Old Life 04:20 Tools
Half the Time 03:02 Tools
Elevature 03:36 Tools
Aim to Please 04:22 Tools
Summertime Climb 02:51 Tools
Where Do the Days Go? 04:08 Tools
Heart Like Mine 03:51 Tools
Where It Started 03:40 Tools
Day Like That 02:50 Tools
Talk to the Hand 02:58 Tools
Rotary Hotel 04:26 Tools
The Patient You Forgot to See 02:32 Tools
The Unattached 04:31 Tools
Landslide 03:25 Tools
Gone Are the Good Times 04:38 Tools
Never Let You Live It Down 04:36 Tools
The Flashing Lights Are On 03:49 Tools
Up All Night 03:03 Tools
Aunties & Uncles 03:17 Tools
Windows of a Bus 05:20 Tools
Kanye West 05:20 Tools
You Do the Same Thing Twice 05:20 Tools
Glittering Girl 02:52 Tools
Laidback Luke & D.O.D 02:52 Tools
The Flashing Lights Are On -- BONUS TRACK 02:52 Tools
Never Let You Live It Down -- BONUS TRACK 00:00 Tools
It’s Alright 00:00 Tools
Live From Oxegen Festival 2013 00:00 Tools
Windows On A Bus 00:00 Tools
Bad Bad Not Good 00:00 Tools
Summertime Club 00:00 Tools
Nicole's Song 00:00 Tools
Where Do The Days Go- 04:07 Tools
You Do The Same Thing Twice (CBC Radio Sessions) 04:07 Tools
Never Let You Down 04:07 Tools
daytona 04:07 Tools
It's Alright (Live) 04:07 Tools
Never Let You Die It Down 04:07 Tools
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"I met Henri when I was in grade 8," Matt Murphy reminisces. "He came over to my neighbor's house wearing a Jam shirt. I was like, Hey, right on! I like the Jam." Thus began a rock 'n' roll friendship that would eventually lead singer/guitarist Murphy and bassist Henri Sangalang to move from Halifax to Toronto and become the exceptionally fine Flashing Lights, along with drummer Steve Pitkin and keyboardist, tambourine tapper and harmonica hooter Gaven Dianda. Sangalang and Murphy formed their first band together in grade 12, and Sangalang insists that the music they made at the time was influential on what they're playing now, except with some proficiency in their playing. Approximately two-and-a-half years ago, Murphy was playing in various other bands around Halifax (including good-time country outfit Little Orton Hoggett) when he decided to jumpstart the Flashing Lights as a 60's cover band, playing songs by the Kinks, the Yardbirds, and the Who. Upon the demise of the Super Friendz, Murphy made the Flashing Lights a full-time vehicle for his own 60's inspired yet undeniably '90s creations. While it might be thought that Murphy's instantly recognizable voice would make the Flashing Lights indistinguishable from the Super Friendz, the band's distinct flavour is apparent. While gems like "Elevature" and the first single, "Where Do the Days Go", could have been Slide Show - era Super Friendz numbers, the punchy power-pop arrangements are uniquely Flashing Lights. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.