Quite in contrast with the frankly dull sleeve of the Fine Young Cannibals' single ' Suspicious minds ', this picture disc actua...

'Funny how love is' was released as the fourth and final single from Fine Young Cannibals' self-titled debut album in early 19...

Every now and then I play an old cd that's been orphaned in my collection. A few weeks ago I took out the greatest hits collection of th...

Although I have the limited edition singles in a tin can from all four previous single releases from Fine Young Cannibals' 1989 album ...

'Ever fallen in love' was written in 1978 by Pete Shelley and recorded by his group the Buzzcocks. It was a fastpaced, urgent song w...

Released in late 1984, 'Johnny come home' was the debut single by the British band Fine Young Cannibals, taken from their self-title...

The second single from the Fine Young Cannibals' debut album was 'Blue', released in the autumn of 1985. It fared significally l...

Released as a single from their remix album 'The raw and the remix' (1990), this Mark Moore remix of Fine Young Cannibals' debut...

After a very successful run of singles taken from their 1989 album 'The raw and the cooked', Fine Young Cannibals released a remix a...

The fourth single from the Fine Young Cannibals' second album 'The raw and the cooked' was 'I'm not the man I used to be...

'Don't look back' was the third single taken from Fine Young Cannibals' second album 'The raw & the cooked'. It ...

The Fine Young Cannibals released their single 'Good thing' on various formats. There was a 7" single, a 12" single, a cd-...

'Good thing' was the second single taken from the Fine Young Cannibals's second album 'The raw and the cooked'. It peake...

'She drives me crazy' was the first single taken from the Fine Young Cannibals's second album 'The raw and the cooked'. ...