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The live band comprised [[Tweeter]]'s [[Paul Fitness]] on drums, [[Holdfast]] guitarist [[Joe McNamara]], and Mark's former bandmate [[Zed Brookes]] who joined on bass when the Brookes/Tupuhi-fronted [[Wonderbug]] (formerly [[Schrodinger's Cat]]) disbanded. For recording at ''York Street'', however, Tupuhi and Brookes played alongside session drummer ''Paul Atkins'' and backing vocalist ''Rebekah Williams''. The first 50 copies of [[Loyal?]] had already sold by January before it was even released. It was officially launched on 21 March 2003, with a release party at Auckland's Temple Bar, which Mark himself failed to turn up at for "health" reasons.<br> | The live band comprised [[Tweeter]]'s [[Paul Fitness]] on drums, [[Holdfast]] guitarist [[Joe McNamara]], and Mark's former bandmate [[Zed Brookes]] who joined on bass when the Brookes/Tupuhi-fronted [[Wonderbug]] (formerly [[Schrodinger's Cat]]) disbanded. For recording at ''York Street'', however, Tupuhi and Brookes played alongside session drummer ''Paul Atkins'' and backing vocalist ''Rebekah Williams''. The first 50 copies of [[Loyal?]] had already sold by January before it was even released. It was officially launched on 21 March 2003, with a release party at Auckland's Temple Bar, which Mark himself failed to turn up at for "health" reasons.<br> | ||
− | Later in 2003 a second "companion" EP, [[Bio-Psycho-Social]], was released on ''She'll Be Right''. Taken from the same ''York Street'' sessions as [[Loyal?]], [[Bio-Psycho-Social]] is perhaps best described as the ''Driving to Mary'' single/remix EP, containing four new versions of the song. Remixes are included by ''She'll Be Right'' labelmates ''Trillion'' and ''Deadly'', and a Barbershop vocal arrangement and performance by [[ | + | Later in 2003 a second "companion" EP, [[Bio-Psycho-Social]], was released on ''She'll Be Right''. Taken from the same ''York Street'' sessions as [[Loyal?]], [[Bio-Psycho-Social]] is perhaps best described as the ''Driving to Mary'' single/remix EP, containing four new versions of the song. Remixes are included by ''She'll Be Right'' labelmates ''Trillion'' and ''Deadly'', and a Barbershop vocal arrangement and performance by former [[Wonderbug]] member Otis '[[Odee]]' Williams. Other tracks are the uncharacteristically loud, dark and gritty ''Armpits (and other bits)'' (an unreleased [[Wonderbug]] song), and the more 'typical Lucy' acoustic numbers ''Her'' and ''Shiny Dancer''.<br> |
[[image:Stlucytimes015.jpg|left|thumb|Front page of the 'St Lucy Times', October 2004]] | [[image:Stlucytimes015.jpg|left|thumb|Front page of the 'St Lucy Times', October 2004]] |