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Within two pints of Adorable meeting Alan Mcghee for the first time in a pub in the centre of Coventry in January 1992, the conversation got quite heated when we asked him about the droppping of My Bloody Valentine from the label. Mcghee likened his relationship with MBV as that of a girlfriend and boyfriend, but said that he couldn't tell Kevin Shields face to face that his services were no longer required at Creation. I made Mcghee promise that if and when he came to drop Adorable from Creation he would have the guts to do so to my face.

So was born an uneasy relationship between Adorable and Creation records, that was never really to thaw over the next two and a half years. Things started promisingly enough, our first single 'Sunshine Smile' got NME single of the week, lots of evening session play on National Radio One, number one in the indie charts and three weeks in the national top 100 charts, but had we had the advantage of a crystal ball we would have seen that this was to be our UK high point, and that it would be downhill all the way from thereon. The rest of Pete's whole story can be read here.

 



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   Discography



'See' (3 song demo)

'Sunshine Smile EP' (Money To Burn 12")

'Sunshine Smile' (Creation Single)

'I'll Be Your Saint' (Creation Single)

'Homeboy' (Creation Single)

'Homeboy/Summerside' (fanclub only tape)

'Sistine Chapel Ceiling' (Creation Single)

'Against Perfection' (Creation LP)

'Favourite Fallen Idol' (Creation Single)

'Kangaroo Court' (Creation Single)

'Vendetta' (Creation Single)

'Fake' (Creation LP)