After engaging music fans and record companies alike (Crazy Town were at the heart of a record company bidding war that resulted in a deal inked with Columbia Records back in the day), their debut album shifted in excess of six million copies.
But The Gift of the Game was followed by Darkhorse, a release that saw the band bow to record company pressure, and not their musical passions.
Gift of the Game might have sizzled, but Darkhorse was lukewarm at best, and the record sales reflected such.
The record deal crumbled, and the band with it, but now they are back in play. And sounding fine.
Third album, The Brimstone Sluggers hit the decks in August and the band did the festival circuit where they went down a storm.
Now, they are part way through a European stint, and park up at Esquires tomorrow (Nov 28) night. Ditch that night indoors, go crazy instead!
Tickets are £13 in advance and you get them by tapping to www.seetickets.com
