John Aizlewood, The Guardian, 12 January 2001
IT IS HARDLY giving away state secrets to acknowledge that things are not going well for Cork's Frank and Walters. When their 1992 debut Trains, Boats and Planes reached 36 on the British charts, they were a cheery antidote to grim, self-regarding Britpop.
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