About Toasted Heretic
Toasted Heretic was an Irish rock group who attracted a cult following in the late 1980s and 1990s. The band was formed in Galway in the mid-1980s and came to national attention with a self-published album, Songs for Swinging Celibates (an allusion to the Frank Sinatra album Songs for Swingin' Lovers), in 1988. With resources tight, the album was recorded on cassette tape via a TASCAM Portastudio in drummer and producer Neil Farrell's home, and distributed only on cassette.
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Top Tracks
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Galway Bay
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LSD (isn't what it used to be)
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Galway and Los Angeles
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Sodom Tonight
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Black Contact Lenses
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Here Comes The New Year
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Very Naughty Party
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Goodbye to Berlin
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The Best Things In Life Are Mine
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Still Life With Girl
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Drown the Browns
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You Can Always Go Home
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Stay Tonight
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You Make Girls Unhappy
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Another day, another riot
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Bouncing Off The Boulders
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There Goes Everything
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Some Drugs
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Go To Sleep
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Charm & Arrogance
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Abandon the Galleries
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Love Theme from 'Yeats: The Movie'
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Lost & Found
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Unrealistic
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Maybe We Should Talk
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Lightning
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Passenger Jets
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Money Loves You
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Satellite Dishes
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Anglepoise Park
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Forgotten
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Love Theme From "Yeats: The Movie"
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Song of the Beggar King
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Thanks for the Clothes
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Don't Tell Me We Don't Live
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Going Public
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Don't Scuff My Tan
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Mummy Are We There Yet
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It's All Over
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Heart Attack
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Lost and Found
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Heretic Boulevard
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An Enormous Request
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Big Happy Ending
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Tarty Girls
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Bouncing Off The Boulder
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Living in My Time
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Food For Breakfast
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Another Day Another Riot
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LSD (Isn't What It Used To Bbe)
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