| | Shalom Hanoch White Wedding CD Shalom Hanoch Discography of CDs
Shalom Hanoch White Wedding Songs | 1. | The Habitual Ways |
| 2. | Ooo You |
| 3. | White Wedding |
| 4. | Just Another Longing |
| 5. | A True Romance |
| 6. | Accident |
| 7. | Money |
| 8. | Are You Coming or Going? |
| 9. | The Right Picture |
| 10. | We Talked About Big Success |
| 11. | Deliver Me |
| 12. | Road Song |
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Dan Treacy, the main singer and songwriter for the Television Personalities, has had a life as colorful as his band's style. Beginning in the 1970s, the TV Personalities set out on a musical journey that would encompass punk, new wave, twee, and shambling music, among other pop subsets. Along the way Treacy dropped out to devote himself to other things (drugs and prison among them), but he and the band returned in 2006 with MY DARK PLACES, the first TVPs release in eight years.
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