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FORMED: 1987 vocals - Harriet Wheeler guitars - David Gavurin bass - Paul Brindley drums - Patrick Hannan The Sundays' musical career kicked off like a latter-day fairytale back in the summer of 1988. Songwriters David Gavurin and Harriet Wheeler had recently moved from Bristol to London, where they'd written some material for a four-piece band and teamed up with bassist Paul Brindley and drummer Patrick Hannan. The plan at this stage was simply to gain some live experience before even thinking about trying to attract record company interest. But at the band's first-ever gig -- a support slot at the Camden Falcon -- music journalists there to review the headliners ended up focusing on the opening act. After rave reviews in the New Musical Express, Melody More... (Submit New Sundays Lyrics) (Submit New Sundays Lyrics) Review about Sundays Wonderful Song | Reviewer: Jacques Gholam ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays Poetry and verse reflect our longings and set us apart from animals. This song was written from the heart and whenever I listen to it, I feel sad for mankind, unrequited love, thwarted ambitions, life's brevity and the invariable cruelty that goes hand in hand with existence. Jacques I found it! | Reviewer: Pauly ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays great song.. I was listening to the song for years on a local radio... I always wanted to know the name and downloaded it... yesterday I was singog the first part of the song..at work! And finally i got it.. Nice song..happy! love it | Reviewer: leah s ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays i really love this song. plus, the person who told me to look it up said it would become one of my favorite songs. psychic much? but its hard not to sing it with her british accent on like the "its that little souvenir of a terrible year" i always sing it like she does haha One Of My Favorites | Reviewer: Martin M ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays A Gem. The background music, melody and lyrics combine wonderfully. The simple guitar riff works because the melody is fairly elaborate for a pop song. Bass anchors it down and drums are also pretty simple, but add emphasis when needed. As with many good songs, the lyrics are ambiguous. Obviously something went wrong, perhaps romantic infidelity, but it's not very clear. Also not clear what is ending. Is it the strong love affair or is it the "devil's" infidelity. The song doesn't say and different listeners will interpret it differently. I will say this, these lyrics help explain why neither the group nor the 2 main members have recorded since 1997. Simply incredible | Reviewer: Brian ------ About artist/band Sundays I discovered The Sundays, oddly, during a summer job in '03. I heard "Finest Hour" over in house music list, and wondered who this band was? I listened to the lyrics, and did a search. Finding out it was a group called "The Sundays," I immediately went out and bought "Reading, Writing, Rithmatic," and "Blind.". They've remained in my CD changer, iPod and cellphone ever since! Such tragedy that Harriet and David no longer have plans to record. One can only hope! :) perfect! | Reviewer: vss85 ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by Sundays this song is so perfect! the version of "the sundays" the original version isn`t good Mick voice it doesn`t feel right! i don`t wanna hurt any Mick fan but i just like this version is so much great! is just Perfect! Beautiful | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Goodbye performed by Sundays This song is incredible. In fact this whole album (Blind) gives me a nearly womb-like sense of comfort, every time I listen for over 10 years now. Wonderful. Ref. Can't Be Sure | Reviewer: Peter "O" ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays This track was murdered by those hijackers! Do I remember correctly that this album was the biggest selling in London(for a time)? Here's where the story ends | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song here's where the story ends performed by Sundays LOVE this melody and lyrics so appropriate to my situation at present, and over the course of my life. awesome. Harriet's voice is enough to make me cry... in a good way! | Reviewer: A Certain Someone ------ About the song cry performed by Sundays This song from The Sundays' final album shows their growth since their first album. I don't know if I want to call it growth though, because I liked Harriet's lilting, free-soaring vocals with an unpredictable melody. However, "Cry" stands on its own, and i like it because it's catchy and lyrically beautiful. And Harriet's voice and David's guitars are still a perfect pair. One of my favorites of "Static and Silence." Sirens | Reviewer: A Certain Someone ------ About the song my finest hour performed by Sundays I just love the siren singing in the end of it. I know some people are just irritated by it, but I LOVE it. It makes the song, and it's the perfect ending. The Sundays are ace | Reviewer: Jeff ------ About artist/band Sundays I still listen to the 3 albums on a regular basis. Pure magic. Please return with more music. Absolutely fantastic music. AWESOME! | Reviewer: dana ------ About the song Goodbye performed by Sundays I couldn't agree more. There is something about the chemistry of the band unique sound that just resolutes and flourishes from within. I am just learning to appreciate the hidden treasures of such a powerful group. This Fab little song! | Reviewer: Marty ------ About the song I kicked a boy performed by Sundays Who was the guitarist on this song, they're great, I'd like to here more of their stuff. Wild Horses | Reviewer: Katielynn ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by Sundays The Sundays took a Rolling Stones song and made it better. Her voice is alot more "haunting" then Micks was. One of my very favorite bands | Reviewer: James Mailing ------ About artist/band Sundays I saw them play in Toronto at the pheonix concert theatre on their "Blind" tour. They were perfect! The sound, the lighting....all awesome! The place was packed too. The band started a lot later than I expected and I figured in order to catch my bus back to Hamilton, I was gonna have to leave about the time the Sundays were gonna hit the stage. I decided I could hang out somewhere after the show until an early morning bus... It turned out to be worth the trouble. They did every song I can think of from their first two albums to date, except "skin and bones". Someone in the front requested it and Harriet graciously declined. I got the impression she had gotten tired of singing it. As beautiful and sonic as this band sounds on a CD, they are their own equals when performing on stage. I actually give the band and that show a 10 out of 10. Wonderful | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song can't be sure performed by Sundays Very poignant - terrible lyrics, but it all hangs together fantastically. Harriete is at her best, as this is one of the songs of the best album of them all. God I miss them. The Sundays Goodbye | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Goodbye performed by Sundays Wow, I never knew a pop song could evoke such a wide range of rarely touched spots of my brain! Whole album is good! | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Wild Horses performed by Sundays I know it's a Rolling Stones cover. It's a great cover to a great song. The Sunday's whole album Blind is excellent. You could review the artist/band Sundays in Biography page You could review Sundays album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Sundays song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Sundays" Music | |
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