James Freud

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James Freud born as Colin McGlinchly (29 June 1959 – 4 November 2010). He was a member of James Freud and the Radio Allstars, Teenage Radio Stars, James Freud and Berlin, Models during the 1980s, Beatfish, and Moondog. In 1977, Freud and his school friend Sean Kelly formed Teenage Radio Stars, a glam-punk band with Freud on lead vocals and guitar. They broke up the next year and Freud formed James Freud and the Radio Allstars. In an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, August 31 2003, James Freud was quoted saying: "Once you have a hit record, your life can never be the same again, whether it's because you're rich and famous, or lost in the past, living your life through your glory days,"was an Australian rock musician-songwriter. 1980, The Radio Allstars signed with Mushroom label and released their debut single, 'Modern Girl'. The single reaches number 12 on the Australian national charts. The Radio Allstars supported Gary Numan during his Australian tour. The Radio Allstars debut album Breaking Silence released. Freud invited to record an album in the U.K., which was never released. James Freud changes the band name to James Freud and Berlin because a U.K. band was already called The Radio Stars. In March 1981, releases the single 'Automatic crazy', produced by Gary Numan. April Freud disbanded James Freud and Berlin. 1982, Freud joined friend Sean Kelly's band Models after a trip to England. 1984, James Freud was largely responsible for Models' su

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Breaking Silence

Step Into The Heat

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80 Hits of the '80s

See You In Hell

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Rare Hits of The 80's Vol. 46

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AFL album

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The Best Ever Australian Album [Disc 2]

Step Into The Beat

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The Best Ever Australian Album

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The Best Ever Australian Album (Disc 2)

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The One And Only 80's Album (Disc 1)

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The Australian Revolution

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