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Almost entirely performed by McNabb (with help from his long-time collaborator and bassist in the latter-day Icicle Works Roy Corkill), the album takes in a variety of styles from rock, through ballads, a touch of funk, and acoustic storytelling.Another “bits and pieces” collection, Boots followed in 2003, the title being both McNabb’s nickname (after his penchant for wearing Beatles-style boots in the mid-80s while with The Icicle Works), and a reference to the ‘official bootleg’ nature of the release.

Recorded on a shoestring, it won him a record deal with Andrew Lauder's new 'This Way Up' Label.The album's first proper single "If Love Was Like Guitars" became a minor UK hit in 1993.

This unexpected chart success was assisted considerably by his loyal fanbase buying several different formats of the single in an attempt to gain greater publicity and recognition for his then-current album, Before All of This.

Gallagher's refusal to be credited reportedly inspired the later McNabb composition "Don't Patronise Me", although McNabb has always denied this accusation.The 1996 album Merseybeast saw McNabb with a new backing band called “The Afterlife”.

In the US, they briefly made the Modern Rock charts in 1988, but achieved no further mainstream recognition and were regarded in North America as a one-hit wonder.The original line-up of The Icicle Works broke up in 1988.

He then resurfaced in 1993 with a collection of demos which would form the basis of his first solo album, Truth and Beauty.