The Pristines also appear on Sunday Records compilations and also featured on the Happy Sunday rare flexi with a cover version of labelmates They Go Boom! . More recent developements have seen The Pristines agree a deal with Series Two Records to release the album States of Mine in 2008.

The Pristines perform the Sunday Records single "Kimberley Somebody" at the Rockhouse 20 year Reunion Concert, 1st Oct, 2011 at Taylor Johns, Coventry.

A video I knocked together with some old photos and Windows Media Player for the track "Kimberley Somebody" which was The Pristines' 2nd single (7") for U. .

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Side A: Kimberley Somebody Side B: Shadow In The Sun. ships out within 3 days. supported by 9 fans who also own Kimberley Somebody. All of the songs are my favourites and I've bought several versions of this release as you can't have too many copies - essential purchase! Wallytbm. Fits & Starts by a certain smile. supported by 8 fans who also own Kimberley Somebody. I have several problems with a member of this band, so I'm disinclined to like this album. However, exceptional music speaks for itself, and this album really is exceptional, from the guitar work to the vocals to the production

Kimberley Somebody by The Pristines, released 01 March 1993 When she looks at me, She's looking over there. She loves the mirror, Fingering her hair. Kimberley's here, but Kimberley's not there. It really isn't fair. CHORUS) Do you miss me ? Do you miss me ? Kimberley Somebody. Will you kiss me ? Will you kiss me ? Kimberley Somebody. Kimberley's not there. Kimberley tells me, She really doesn't care.

The Pristines ‎– Kimberley Somebody. A. Kimberley Somebody. Guitar, Bass Guitar – Richard King (2)Vocals, Guitar – John Hardy. B. Shadows In The Sun. Bass Guitar – Richard King (2)Guitar – Simon HerbertKeyboards – Richard WoodVocals, Acoustic Guitar – John Hardy.

The Pristines - out of Coventry, England. Indie lo-fi guitar pop including jangly chiming guitars with a touch of psychedelia and shoegaze GAZEDELIA. Debuted with the Souls to the Devil 7" . for Sunday, which was quickly followed by the Kimberley Somebody single. Indie lo-fi guitar pop - you know the type - jangly chiming guitars with a touch of psychedelia thrown in for good measure. The Pristines also appear on Sunday Records compilations and also featured on the Happy Sunday rare flexi with a cover version of labelmates They Go Boom! "She's Not My Friend". The Pristines finest moment on Sunday was the album Teen-Fraud, Pop-Whore (part one), which still sounds as refreshing and pure today as it did when released in 1995

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