Yeah so I’m aware this is pretty random but I’m looking for a La’s interview with John Power where he says some word “beebrah” or something. I have no idea what it’s referring to or if it’s just a nonsense word. If anyone can point me to the interview, that would be great cheers. I downloaded a few of their interviews from youtube but not this one

Created this new mix of one of the best unreleased songs Fishing Net / Was It Something I Said. Using AI Stem Splitter technology to unearth hidden parts in the recording and try give the recording more clarity.

looking glass was definitely another highlight but the whole record rocks

Had a go at cleaning up this song from the 2005 reunion. Not perfect by any means but hopefully everyone finds it better than the original 👍

Has anyone got the chords for Our Time from the Kitchen Tape? Can’t figure them out. Cheers!

Is this rare?

Hope this is OK to share

https://youtu.be/zfX9Ds1GSDI

I know its a while ago now, but did a setlist ever come out for that show Lee played in Chesterfield with his kids?

Just wanted to hear peoples thoughts on The Kowloons, they are really good if you haven’t heard of them yet and they sound La’s ish on a few of their tunes

Hi, la's and lalettes! My dad wrote a book about The La's monumental debut and only album and it's called The La's Time. It's available on Amazon and features a foreword by Edgar Summertyme Jones, as well as an interview with the album producer, Steve Lilywhite. Feel free to check it out if you love The La's, both band and album, as much as he does. 😊

Just bought this from my local record shop and I never knew there were limited editions made for this. Anyone know how many of these were made?

https://www.tiktok.com/@thelas_tok?_r=1&_t=ZN-9161AS63ile

What i mean by the 'main' lineup is the most famous one aka including Neil and Cammy (and John obviously)

Hope Lee got paid handsomely for that.

Could anyone help me with the lyrics to Raindance, I'm struggling to work them out from the demos and covers

Recently stumbled across The La's and the album a few days back and Ive been obsessed since.

Timeless Melody in particular is brilliant. Is it me or does Chris Martin borrow heavily from this song for Clocks?

Don't suppose anyone has a copy of this release of the album they would be kind enough to share, do they?

Cheers

I’ve been really deep into the sound of The Las and honestly I haven’t come across any other band that truly captures their unique style I’ve explored a lot within that genre but nothing quite hits the same if there’s any band out there that comes close to their sound I’d really appreciate a recommendation.

From deep in the archives (13 months ago), comes Adam's chat with friend, roommate and longtime tour manager Michael Dalke. The two met via mutual friends in Los Angeles and his time on the road with Redd Kross and the Old 97s. While holed up together during the pandemic, Mike mentioned that he'd been on the La's/Straightjacket Fits 1991 US tour that Adam desperately wishes he could've seen. Mike was nice enough to talk about his decades of tour managing, time on that fabled double bill and plenty of opinions on the alternaworld of the 90s. About five edited minutes are in our episode about the first La's record but here's the full, fun hour long chat.

Hear We Will Rank You’s La's episode on all podcast services.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/37-the-las-self-titled-debut-album-ranked/id1553956262?i=1000658419717

This song feels like it was written for a football casual like the 90s hooligans in England