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About Me

...from an original formation originating from the borders of Surrey and Berkshire... James Jardine, Robin White and Jack Spencer broke away at will from a project of 3 years to formulate Hamish and the 100s. A movement created through ideas of something organic, passionate and home grown... ...Some months later in the Spring of 2007, this myspace was re-designed to mark the progress of Hamish and the 100s. Along with our EP. In the Autumn of 2006, Tim McLoughlin joined the band on sticks duty to complete the foursome... ...Now with the summer of 2007 ahead of them, along with hot, sweaty, jostling nights to come in London, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire and all the way to Bristol, we want you to join the 100s Hoardes and stop, look and listen to our raw sound... ...100S HOARDES MAKETH HAMISH AND THE 100S... MyGen Profile Generator

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Member Since: 10/24/2006
Band Website: ***UNDER CONSTRUCTION***
Band Members: James Jardine: Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Robin White: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals Jack Spencer: Lead Guitar Tim McLoughlin: Drums, Percussion
Influences: The Klaxons, The Mystery Jets, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, The Switches, Cornershop, BRMC, , The Rapture, The Zutons, The Hours, Junior Senior, The Who, Guillemots, The Datsuns, David Bowie, Soledad Brothers, The White Stripes, The Tremelos, Jeff Beck and the Yardbirds, The Stranglers, Wolf Mother, Kasabian, The Doves, Iggy Pop, The Doors, The Beatles, Death From Above 1979, Arctic Monkeys, The Coral, The Eighties Matchbox Beeline Disaster, The Libertines, The Hives, Frank Zappa, The Futureheads, The Magic Numbers, The Von Bondies, The Rolling Stones, The Osmonds, Bad Company, CSS, New Young Pony Club, MC5, Ian Brown, Yeah Yeah Yeahs...
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Record Label: Unsigned
Type of Label: None

My Blog

word to the hoardes

people of the 100s here just to say thanks to everyone for the add and nuff love and banter to all the hoardes, if you're not a friend, give us a click and we'll hopefully see you at our next gig, whi...
Posted by Hamish and the 100s on Mon, 23 Apr 2007 01:16:00 PST