Up At The Lake, by The Charlatans (7" on Island)

What you say No-one has reviewed Up At The Lake by The Charlatans yet. Give us your opinion on Up At The Lake by The Charlatans. What we say This record left our Phil feeling happy. The Charlatans are back. I thought they'd split up? What do I know??? Tim Burgess doesn't age. I don't know what he takes but I want some. I didn't like this at first but it's battered itself into my senses and I've come to the conclusion that it's a pretty good indie guitar type tune complete with catchy chorus. It's all stompy and bouncy and that. They're a band who always come up with decent tunes. Hazaaar.... if this were a bag of crisps it would be spring onion.

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