yeah but without Holly,Molloy does a great job and pleasure is to listen the music live again don't you think ? It's a good deal for the original band and they will reform soon...as they said...
Most reunions are pathetic for desperately trying to bring back memories, by creating the illusion a certain band had actually never stopped playing together. FGTH became the legend a little too early - killing that legend after so long is pointless. Especially when one such band intends to perform with a half-baked line-up, capitalising on one and the same couple of hit-songs. "Relax" remains a provocative statement of its time, but performing it like this only shows how SOLD OUT a band can be.
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go Frankie goes to Hollywood!!! so if Holly doesn't have to join. the show must go on!!!!
Without the awesome Holly, there is NO Frankie
awesome
Frankie say... No Holly? + No Nash? = No Frankie!
yeah but without Holly,Molloy does a great job and pleasure is to listen the music live again don't you think ? It's a good deal for the original band and they will reform soon...as they said...
I think its good that they are doing what they want to do. They want to reform holly doesn't, that shouldn't stop them!
No Nasher No Frankie!
oh my god ryan is fitt
Without HJ it can NEVER be FGTH!
"It's been my life for the last 2 weeks" It's a profound way of saying working part time.
but his voice aint a patch on hollys!
The voice behind Frankie is Holly Johnson END OF! No Holly - No Frankie! No Nasher - No Frankie! Nuff Said!
i wish Holly wuz leading but Molloy did a gr8 job...
molloy is the bomb!!
WTF is this. No Nash, but more importantly no Holly. Why bother?
No Holly-No Frankie!
Have a look on the wembley live 2004 you'll see if Molloy voice isn't punchy ... But ok it's not the original...
Most reunions are pathetic for desperately trying to bring back memories, by creating the illusion a certain band had actually never stopped playing together. FGTH became the legend a little too early - killing that legend after so long is pointless. Especially when one such band intends to perform with a half-baked line-up, capitalising on one and the same couple of hit-songs. "Relax" remains a provocative statement of its time, but performing it like this only shows how SOLD OUT a band can be.