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not only through a large number of hit singles but also through unprecedented licensing of his music in films

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The Pale Fountains – Pacific Street (Vinyl) Zen Mantra the critics wore out theirThe Pale Fountains were formed in Liverpool in 1980 by Mick (as he was then known) Head with Chris McCaffery on bass, Thomas Whelan on drums, trumpeter Andy Diagram and guitarist Ken Moss. Signing with Virgin in late 1982, this was the first time the music world became aware of the work of singer songwriter Michael Head. At the time of its release in February 1984, Head described Pacific Street as "like a greatest hits LP, except we haven't had any