Bounce Magazine February 2016
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FEATURE<br />
FEBRUARY <strong>2016</strong> FEBRUARY | ISSUE <strong>2016</strong> #40 | ISSUE | BOUNCE #40 FEATURE<br />
Rachel Ducker speaks to Huey Morgan from<br />
the Fun Lovin’ Criminals about their live shows<br />
in <strong>February</strong> <strong>2016</strong> to celebrate and resurrect in<br />
all its glory one of the most important albums<br />
of 1996, ‘Come Find Yourself’.<br />
20 years on, this debut release for the group<br />
sounds as fresh and vibrant as it did that<br />
year, when it spent almost 12 months in the<br />
UK chart, becoming a soundtrack for the<br />
summer and peaking at No. 7. Huey Morgan,<br />
Brian Leiser and Frank Benbini will play the<br />
album live and in full for the very first time<br />
at O2 Academy venues in Leeds, Newcastle,<br />
and Oxford, as well as dates at Nottingham<br />
Rock City, Birmingham Institute, Manchester<br />
Cathedral and the capital’s stunning O2<br />
Shepherd’s Bush Empire.<br />
R: You are celebrating your 20th Anniversary<br />
this year by touring and re-releasing your<br />
1996 album ‘Come find yourself,’ what was the<br />
inspiration behind this?<br />
Obviously It wasn’t for money, we sold over ten<br />
million of those things, so we’re pretty good for<br />
that. It was mostly because a number of fans got<br />
in touch with us over the last couple of years and<br />
were really interested in kind of, celebrating the<br />
idea of something that they really held in high<br />
regard, that they really loved, and something that<br />
has been with them for two decades.<br />
As a musician you have to be humble with<br />
something like that, to the point that its not false<br />
humility, you really think about it and go ‘wow’<br />
we’ve been apart of so many people lives for<br />
over twenty years, it would be remissible of us<br />
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