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2	[[caption-width-right:350:Del Amitri in recent years.]]
3	Del Amitri is a Scottish AlternativeRock band releasing six studio albums between 1980 and 2002. Formed by Justin Currie in college, the lineup consists of Justin Currie (Bass, Vocals), Ian Harvie (Guitar), Andy Alston (Keyboards, Accordion), Ashely Shore (Drums) and Kris Dillmore (Guitar).
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5	!Discography
6	* ''[[Main/SelfTitledAlbum Del Amitri]]'' (1985)
7	* ''Waking Hours'' (1989)
8	* ''Change Everything'' (1992)
9	* ''Twisted'' (1995)
10	* ''Some Other's Sucker's Parade'' (1997)
11	* ''Can You Do Me Good?'' (2002)
12	* ''[[Main/LiveAlbum Into The Mirror]]'' (2014)
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14	!Some Other Tropers' Parade
15	* AlbumFiller: "Roll to Me" and "Tell Her This" are both the shortest songs on Twisted.
16	* BadToTheBone: "Roll to Me" is the quintessential rom-com theme, at least according to Creator/SethMacFarlane.
17	* ConceptAlbum: "Can You Do Me Any Good?" is one about [[RealLifewritesThePlot the band loosing popularity.]]
18	* GenderBlenderName: Ashely Shore is indeed, a boy.
19	* MinisculeRocking: "Roll to Me" is only 2:12.
20	* NothingExcitingEverHappensHere: Pretty much the point of "Nothing Ever Happens".
21	* SillyLoveSongs: "Roll to Me" is one of the biggest examples of this trope.
22	* SiameseTwinSongs: "Sense Sickness" / "The Difference Is"
23	* VisualPun: The music video for "Roll to Me" involves the band members' faces pasted on baby rollers.
24	* WhamLine: "Nothing Ever Happens" for nearly the entire song comes across as a fairly low key series of complaints about a boring town with occasional digs at its complacent inhabitants. Then in the last verse we get this:
25	-->''They'll burn down the synagogues at six o'clock and we'll all go along like before...''

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