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The three bands called Models, without the article 'The', are: 1. an Australian rock group from Melbourne, 2. a short-lived punk band from London, United Kingdom and 3. a pop band from Serbia.
1. Models were an alternative rock group formed in Melbourne, Australia, formed in August 1978. They went into hiatus in 1988. They are often incorrectly referred to as The Models. They re-formed in 2000, 2006 and 2008 to perform reunion concerts. "Out of Mind, Out of Sight", their only No. 1 hit, appeared on the Australian singles charts in July 1985. The related album, Out of Mind, Out of Sight, peaked at No. 3 on the Australian albums charts after its release in August. An earlier song from the same album, "Barbados", had peaked at No. 2 on the Australian singles chart.
They formed from two earlier punk/new wave bands, Teenage Radio Stars (singer and guitarist Sean Kelly) and JAB (Ash Wednesday, Pierre Voltaire and Johnny Crash, keyboards, bass and drums respectively). This version of the group did not stay together for long, however, and soon Ash Wednesday was replaced by Andrew Duffield and Pierre Voltaire by Mark Ferrie.
In 1980 this line-up released their first album, Alphabravocharliedeltaechofoxtrotgolf, which was not commercially successful, but was well received by audiences on the live pub circuit. The band played more often and in more places than virtually any other Australian band of the era - but the group tended to record completely new material for their studio albums, so many of their most popular early songs went unreleased until 2002, when a compilation album of early live material ("Melbourne") was released.
Models' early style was a spiky, distinctive blend of New Wave, glam rock, dub and pop: their most notable features were Kelly's strangled singing voice, Duffield's virtuoso synthesiser performances (he used the EMS Synthi AKS, also notably used on Pere Ubu's Dub Housing), and the band's cryptic, slightly gruesome, lyrics (eg "Hans Stand: A War Record" from Alphabravocharliedeltaechofoxtrotgolf), which were mostly composed by Duffield and Kelly.
By June 1981 Johnny Crash had been replaced by Buster Stiggs, and the group released the 10" album "Cut Lunch" (which consisted of demo tracks which had been particularly successful, including one track produced by Split Enz keyboard player Eddie Rayner), and, later that year, their second full-length album "Local And/Or General", which was recorded in the UK. Both releases helped to widen their audience nationally, thanks to regular radio exposure on Triple J in Sydney and on community stations in other cities, as well as national TV exposure through their innovative music videos on programs such as the ABC's Countdown.
After signing with the MMA management company (which also handled INXS), the group attempted to create a hybrid of their alternative roots and a more commercial sound. Ferrie and Stiggs left after "Local And/Or General" and, after a brief stint as a five-piece, they were replaced by James Freud (real name Colin McGlinchey) and Barton Price. Freud had attended high school with Kelly, and they had played together in the Teenage Radio Stars: he had had a brief and relatively unsuccessful solo career.
This version of the group released the highly regarded 1982 LP 'The Pleasure of Your Company, produced by Nick Launay; its big drum sound and danceability in particular reflected Launay's influence, and Freud's more radio-friendly voice made the album more accessible. The album was critically acclaimed but again failed to sell strongly, although the single I Hear Motion was a national hit. Duffield later explained that the song's distinctive keyboard part had been inspired by the riff from the Stevie Wonder classic Superstition.
At this point (under pressure from management), the band reassessed their direction and moved towards to a more radio-friendly format. The group relocated to Sydney and Duffield - and his crucial influence on the band's sound - was forced out under acrimonious circumstances and replaced by Roger Mason on keyboards and James Valentine on saxophone. For touring, the group was regularly augmented by backing singers including Kate Ceberano and Zan Abeyratne (who had been the singers in popular early Eighties pop-funk band I'm Talking) and Canadian-born singer Wendy Matthews; Matthews and Kelly became a couple and formed the band Absent Friends.
The band released their most commercially successful work with the singles Out of Mind, Out of Sight and the James Freud tune Barbados, off the album Out of Mind, Out of Sight. Their follow-up album, Models' Media, was less successful. Models also featured on the Australian Made Tour of 1986-1987 with INXS and Jimmy Barnes, but, in 1988 the pressures of ten years of touring, as well as financial troubles, hastened the breakup of the band.
It was their extended live exposure, however, that ensured that Models stayed in the public eye when other contemporaries had been forgotten: the band's later work remained popular on radio throughout the 1990s; this, coupled with the critical acclaim and cult appeal of their earlier work, re-stimulated interest in their work in the latter half of that decade. The band reformed for a few gigs in 2000; in 2001 their rarities album "Melbourne" was released, and in 2002 Harper Collins Australia published Freud's memoir, I Am The Voice Left From Drinking; the title is taken from a line from Barbados and alludes to his problems with drugs and alcohol.
Wendy Matthews induct Models into ARIA Hall Of Fame on 27 October 2010. She was backing vocals for the Models smash hit Out of Mind Out of Sight.
2. Models were a short-lived 1977 punk band formed in Harrow, London, United Kingdom. Band members were Cliff Fox on vocals and guitar, Marco Pirroni on guitar, Mick Allen on bass and Terry Day on drums. This band are sometimes referred to as The Models, but the name on their only official single (and record) is Models.
Pirroni and Allen befriended while attending art school in Harrow. When punk emerged in 1976, the first formed Siouxsie and the Banshees, playing guitar, although for brief time. Shortly after that, he and Allen formed a band called The Beastly Cads, who later changed their name to Models. The band only released one single "Freeze" and recorded four songs in the Peel Sessions, before dissolving. Later, Pirroni and Allen formed Rema-Rema, a post-punk band.
Pirroni later reteamed up with Terry Day, who since then was named Terry Lee Miall, in Adam and the Ants, beginning to work alongside that band's singer and frontman, Adam Ant. Allen went on to other projects, the longest running being The Wolfgang Press on the influential British record label 4AD. After the demise of the band he paired up with Giuseppe De Bellis, to form the experiment project Geniuser
The Models originally formed in Harrow as The Beastly Cads. They are perhaps most infamous for the song "I Wanna Form My Own Nazi Party" arguing the song was a "cynical look at all the silly punks who wear Nazi armbands" whereas Viv Goldman in Sounds slagged the band for it saying people would only remember the chorus and not get the point. After Marco Pirroni's very brief stint as the guitarist for the Banshees and in between days as the guitarist for Rema Rema and Weekend Swingers and then finally jackpot with Adam And The Ants he was in the Models who produced this classic one off moment of punk Freeze / Man of The Year (1977 Step Forward Records).
3. Models were a Serbian pop band. They are best known by their song ,,Noć je vedra nad Srbijom'' Serbian, 1997
The three bands called Models, without the article 'The', are: 1. an Australian rock group from Melbourne, 2. a short-lived punk band from London, United Kingdom and 3. a pop band from Serbia.
1. Models were an alternative rock group formed in Melbourne, Australia, formed in August 1978. They went into hiatus in 1988. They are often incorrectly referred to as The Models. They re-formed in 2000, 2006 and 2008 to perform reunion concerts. "Out of Mind, Out of Sight", their only No. 1 hit, appeared on the Australian singles charts in July 1985. The related album, Out of Mind, Out of Sight, peaked at No. 3 on the Australian albums charts after its release in August. An earlier song from the same album, "Barbados", had peaked at No. 2 on the Australian singles chart.
They formed from two earlier punk/new wave bands, Teenage Radio Stars (singer and guitarist Sean Kelly) and JAB (Ash Wednesday, Pierre Voltaire and Johnny Crash, keyboards, bass and drums respectively). This version of the group did not stay together for long, however, and soon Ash Wednesday was replaced by Andrew Duffield and Pierre Voltaire by Mark Ferrie.
In 1980 this line-up released their first album, Alphabravocharliedeltaechofoxtrotgolf, which was not commercially successful, but was well received by audiences on the live pub circuit. The band played more often and in more places than virtually any other Australian band of the era - but the group tended to record completely new material for their studio albums, so many of their most popular early songs went unreleased until 2002, when a compilation album of early live material ("Melbourne") was released.
Models' early style was a spiky, distinctive blend of New Wave, glam rock, dub and pop: their most notable features were Kelly's strangled singing voice, Duffield's virtuoso synthesiser performances (he used the EMS Synthi AKS, also notably used on Pere Ubu's Dub Housing), and the band's cryptic, slightly gruesome, lyrics (eg "Hans Stand: A War Record" from Alphabravocharliedeltaechofoxtrotgolf), which were mostly composed by Duffield and Kelly.
By June 1981 Johnny Crash had been replaced by Buster Stiggs, and the group released the 10" album "Cut Lunch" (which consisted of demo tracks which had been particularly successful, including one track produced by Split Enz keyboard player Eddie Rayner), and, later that year, their second full-length album "Local And/Or General", which was recorded in the UK. Both releases helped to widen their audience nationally, thanks to regular radio exposure on Triple J in Sydney and on community stations in other cities, as well as national TV exposure through their innovative music videos on programs such as the ABC's Countdown.
After signing with the MMA management company (which also handled INXS), the group attempted to create a hybrid of their alternative roots and a more commercial sound. Ferrie and Stiggs left after "Local And/Or General" and, after a brief stint as a five-piece, they were replaced by James Freud (real name Colin McGlinchey) and Barton Price. Freud had attended high school with Kelly, and they had played together in the Teenage Radio Stars: he had had a brief and relatively unsuccessful solo career.
This version of the group released the highly regarded 1982 LP 'The Pleasure of Your Company, produced by Nick Launay; its big drum sound and danceability in particular reflected Launay's influence, and Freud's more radio-friendly voice made the album more accessible. The album was critically acclaimed but again failed to sell strongly, although the single I Hear Motion was a national hit. Duffield later explained that the song's distinctive keyboard part had been inspired by the riff from the Stevie Wonder classic Superstition.
At this point (under pressure from management), the band reassessed their direction and moved towards to a more radio-friendly format. The group relocated to Sydney and Duffield - and his crucial influence on the band's sound - was forced out under acrimonious circumstances and replaced by Roger Mason on keyboards and James Valentine on saxophone. For touring, the group was regularly augmented by backing singers including Kate Ceberano and Zan Abeyratne (who had been the singers in popular early Eighties pop-funk band I'm Talking) and Canadian-born singer Wendy Matthews; Matthews and Kelly became a couple and formed the band Absent Friends.
The band released their most commercially successful work with the singles Out of Mind, Out of Sight and the James Freud tune Barbados, off the album Out of Mind, Out of Sight. Their follow-up album, Models' Media, was less successful. Models also featured on the Australian Made Tour of 1986-1987 with INXS and Jimmy Barnes, but, in 1988 the pressures of ten years of touring, as well as financial troubles, hastened the breakup of the band.
It was their extended live exposure, however, that ensured that Models stayed in the public eye when other contemporaries had been forgotten: the band's later work remained popular on radio throughout the 1990s; this, coupled with the critical acclaim and cult appeal of their earlier work, re-stimulated interest in their work in the latter half of that decade. The band reformed for a few gigs in 2000; in 2001 their rarities album "Melbourne" was released, and in 2002 Harper Collins Australia published Freud's memoir, I Am The Voice Left From Drinking; the title is taken from a line from Barbados and alludes to his problems with drugs and alcohol.
Wendy Matthews induct Models into ARIA Hall Of Fame on 27 October 2010. She was backing vocals for the Models smash hit Out of Mind Out of Sight.
2. Models were a short-lived 1977 punk band formed in Harrow, London, United Kingdom. Band members were Cliff Fox on vocals and guitar, Marco Pirroni on guitar, Mick Allen on bass and Terry Day on drums. This band are sometimes referred to as The Models, but the name on their only official single (and record) is Models.
Pirroni and Allen befriended while attending art school in Harrow. When punk emerged in 1976, the first formed Siouxsie and the Banshees, playing guitar, although for brief time. Shortly after that, he and Allen formed a band called The Beastly Cads, who later changed their name to Models. The band only released one single "Freeze" and recorded four songs in the Peel Sessions, before dissolving. Later, Pirroni and Allen formed Rema-Rema, a post-punk band.
Pirroni later reteamed up with Terry Day, who since then was named Terry Lee Miall, in Adam and the Ants, beginning to work alongside that band's singer and frontman, Adam Ant. Allen went on to other projects, the longest running being The Wolfgang Press on the influential British record label 4AD. After the demise of the band he paired up with Giuseppe De Bellis, to form the experiment project Geniuser
The Models originally formed in Harrow as The Beastly Cads. They are perhaps most infamous for the song "I Wanna Form My Own Nazi Party" arguing the song was a "cynical look at all the silly punks who wear Nazi armbands" whereas Viv Goldman in Sounds slagged the band for it saying people would only remember the chorus and not get the point. After Marco Pirroni's very brief stint as the guitarist for the Banshees and in between days as the guitarist for Rema Rema and Weekend Swingers and then finally jackpot with Adam And The Ants he was in the Models who produced this classic one off moment of punk Freeze / Man of The Year (1977 Step Forward Records).
3. Models were a Serbian pop band. They are best known by their song ,,Noć je vedra nad Srbijom'' Serbian, 1997
Freeze
Models Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Freeze' by these artists:
(We Are) Performance There are faiths I could lose for you, These are…
2PM I know what you′re thinking 君の気持ち もうここにはない Don't say you don…
???(Beast) Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
A$AP Mob She was coming on to me, I was coming on…
A$AP Mob feat. Jim Jones She was coming on to me I was coming on to…
A.E.I.O.U Where's North from here? It was a glitter freeze Listen You…
A.J. Downing & The Buick 6 Freeze-frame I could see it was a rough-cut Tuesday Slow-mo…
A.J. Downing & the Buick6 I know I said I would roll with you Put…
a.m.m.o Know a little freak In Hollywood Sucks on dick Does it real …
Acylum A hole of darkness Stood next to me, My blood freeze now, Oh…
Aesop Rock It goes welcome the pop off, some pop soft. We…
All About Eve My hallucination, every drug that I need. I love you…
Andy Grammer Too good, it makes me nervous That we could ever keep…
Annakin This is the end of never And I have left no…
Autonomous Apes Time to waste time or how they call that When your…
AyTun Nothing be freeze in my mood something like this I will…
B2ST / Beast Ha ha, ,J.O.K.E.R, And Beast ,In the building (Freeze…
Beast Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
Beast (비스트) Ha ha, ,J.O.K.E.R, And Beast ,In the building (Freeze…
Beast (비스트) Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
Beast / B2ST Ha ha, ,J.O.K.E.R, And Beast ,In the building (Freeze…
Beast [비스트] Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
BEAST 비스트 Ha ha, ,J.O.K.E.R, And Beast ,In the building (Freeze…
Beast/B2ST (비스트) Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
Benett Freeze dancing Please dance and freeze I want to freeze danc…
Bladee Reflections on the sea Shoes are japanese Pain will never ea…
Brett & Adam I said I'm gonna freeze my love While I'm diving down…
C-Murder Evolution got me thinking bout the revolution We gave niggas…
Cellar Darling Am I dead? Am I dead? Not yet... Not yet... Am I dead? Am I…
Ceydo & Freeze Sku, sku, sku Ekip, ekip, ekip MMS, LDO, hein Freeze Raël, …
Chris Brown T-Pain Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
Coucou Chloe Sometimes I like to think that I go where it′s…
D.Lynch Brand new on these niggas like an innovation Uncivil, we Be…
Dora Alex Another day oh whoa Grab my winter coat Same old cold Freeze…
D¤¸ Brand new on these niggas like an innovation Uncivil, we Be…
EL-MALO Yea Tylor $tash nigga You know what I'm sayin' No lie mafia …
eLeCTRa cOMPLeX I’m breathing If you need me I am here by your side Been…
Ez Mil Who? talking to talking to Who is it? Who is it…
F.A.B. Sometimes I waited for you to come Back, yet you never…
Five-O Freeze Frame! 1,2,3, whoo! I could see it was a rough-cut Tu…
Flo Rida Ft. Chris Brown Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
Ghostland Observatory It's twelve o'clock We can't be stopped Grab the keys and …
Heather I don't want you to move I trace your name like…
Hindzy.D Brand new on these niggas like an innovation Uncivil, we Be…
Hitchcock Robyn & the Egyptians There's a justice in this world And I know just what…
Hourcast Faded pictures of lives we liveddo you remember? One decisi…
Hurrikane Yo Back in reality Vibes feel my energy I got that uh I got…
I.O.U 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음…
Icon South Baby, all these diamonds on my wrist they freeze They gon…
Inure Shapes, forms, take position Always hiding next to me Rele…
Its92 Baby, all these diamonds on my wrist they freeze They gon…
J the S Freeze-frame I could see it was a rough-cut Tuesday Slow-mo…
j.a.n. I know I said I would roll with you Put…
J.J. RENEAUX BAND Freeze-frame I could see it was a rough-cut Tuesday Slow-mo…
Jackintheway I wonder what you've been needing I wonder what you've been…
JAHN ROME I wonder what you been needin I wonder what you been…
Jamin G's in meiner Bag Alles um mich freeze, schau wie sie…
Jenny Zett You You have no Idea Of all the things that I feel The momen…
Joe Egan I started to freeze yeah to freeze Somebody shifted the focu…
Jordin Sparks Hold the pose, a perfect picture Just so I remember how…
Jordin SparksÔ¼¶û¶¡Ë¹°Í¿Ë˹ Hold the pose, a perfect picture Just so I remember how…
Juelz Santana/LL Cool J I know I said I would roll with you Put…
Juzza Freeze freeze Freeze freeze Freeze freeze Freeze freeze Free…
K&Z Project Freeze hands up Bring smoke to the road get banged up Get…
k-os Yo, yo what the fuck, yo, yo [Chorus:] It goes stop, don't…
K-Ottic Freeze hands up Bring smoke to the road get banged up Get…
King Nate Freeze And then get down on your knees You better hurry Ima…
Kis-My-Ft2 夜明け前 静寂を裂け ほとばしれ 0度の burning cold 行くぜ最前 鳴らせ siren まだ未完全 tell…
Kumm Summer's sleepy and the energy's burning low Ask my feet wh…
kygo We out on the rooftop of your car under the…
K‐Os Yo, yo what the fuck, yo, yo [Chorus:] It goes stop, don't…
Lil Wayne & Chris Brown Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
LL Cool J I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J & Lyfe Jennings I know I said I would roll with you Put…
Ll Cool J feat. 50 Cent I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J feat. Life Jennings I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J feat. Lloyd Banks & 50 Cent I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J feat. Lloyd Banks & Hot Rod I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J Feat. Lyfe Jennings I know I said I would roll with you Put…
LL Cool J Ft. 50 Cent Lloyd Banks & Hot Rod I know I said I would roll with you Put…
Lloyd Banks Feat. 50 Cent & Ll Cool J I know I said I would roll with you Put…
Loud George Freeze Try to see in the dark Wrong turn but I′m too…
Lovich Lene The icicles are forming in our eyes As we go, as…
M. Fukuda Know a little freak In Hollywood Sucks on dick Does it real …
Meego It spins round and round just like a star When the…
Mini-King Freeze And then get down on your knees You better hurry Ima…
MMO Intro: Mermaid [MMO], Serf [Protect Ya Neck baby] Pearl ba…
MOMOLAND 어디에 숨었니 단단히 각오해 커다란 돋보기로 널 찾아낼 거야 뭐 하니 어서…
Nas feat Chris Brown and The Game Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
NCT 127/ilKPOP.net Freeze, freeze, freeze (uh huh) Freeze, freeze, freeze (yeah…
Nietts Burn like ice Freeze like flame That’s the way It hurts ins…
Night Aka Bloodhail I been fighting yuh uh Literal fanatics of god Said em die…
Nyge Got the freeze with the icicle pop I've got the keys…
Omarion ft. Chris Brown Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
Pay The Girl So close So deep inside me I would be you And you would…
Pepper Run it Hands up in the air as we attack the…
Preme Woii Eeh Cold like di snow, cool like di snow Gyal dem say…
Prinze George It's cold out here And the night's upon No road is clear Whe…
Rajat Nagpal ਓ ਓ ਕੁੜੀ ਡੀ ਲੱਕ ਨੇ ਹਾਏ ਅੱਖ ਨੇ ਮੁੰਡੇ ਫਰੀਜੇ ਕਰਤੇ…
Rare K.I. Team Freeze hands up Bring smoke to the road get banged up Get…
Robyn Hitchcock There's a justice in this world And I know just what…
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians There's a justice in this world And I know just what…
Robyn Hitchcock and The Egyptians There's a justice in this world And I know just what…
Roy Gates Feat. Scotty G I wanna freeze in this moment like this 'Cause it has never…
Rush Felt like a ghost Drifted in through my window And charged t…
SADS おかしくなって 首振ってよ すると君は ヘドロの真ん中で 愛着さえ捨て去りましょう やさしそうさ "止まって語ってる"の…
Sara Kays Waking up at 6 AM The weatherman said, "Snow again" You call…
Skepta Yo yo fam Wagwan? What's good fam? Yeah, what's popping? Nah…
Steven Heath My love for you Has turned into obsession I can't control my…
STRAY KIDS 얼음 땡, 얼음 땡 아침 먹고 땡 점심 먹고 땡 저녁 먹고 땡 삼시…
t pain feat chris brown Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
T-Pain | www.Marvin-Vibez.in I kept getting lost in the true white Every steps I…
T-Pain(티 페인) Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
T.O.K. Freeze hands up Bring smoke to the road get banged up Get…
T.O.P Since when do I care for your opinions, since when…
Take That With a little bit of work And a little bit of…
The Dumplings Want to feel you Don't you dare to go Want to smell…
The Motors Play Music Today Video: Lyrics to Today Today if we think …
T‐Pain Haha, I get it down on the dance floor Watch this,…
W.A.I.N. 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음 땡 얼음 얼음…
WANDS 氷の中に君のすべてを閉じ込めてしまいたい 誰の手も触れぬように まとわりついた不安の影は 余計な想像をかきたてる 何処ま…
WHATUPRG I was just a kid when my dad got deported Ever…
비스트 Ha ha, S.Tiger, feature J.O.K.E.R And Beast (oh), in the bui…
비스트 BEAST Ha ha, ,J.O.K.E.R, And Beast ,In the building (Freeze…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Models:
79 A.D. I quietly observe standing in my space Daydreaming Way that…
Barbados All I see - is washed away I am the voice…
Big on Love If you do not do what you're told to do…
Boy When you feel the push cnd you feel your pulse cnd it's…
Can In a nowhere bar-room on the east side of the…
Can't Take My Eyes Off You -- Boys Town Gang cover -- You're just too good to…
Ding a Dong When you're feeling alright, everything is up-tight Try to s…
Fame Baby look at me And tell me what you see. You ain't…
Highway to Hell -- AC/DC cover -- Living easy, lovin' free Season ticket, o…
Hold On I can see the white cliff Falling from the plains Rolling do…
I Hear Motion I wanna see you I wanna see you twist it around Yeah,…
King of Kings When I confess I need you, will you take me…
Knock on Wood -- Eddie Floyd cover -- I don't want to lose, this…
Out of Mind Out of Sight Hey hey honey when I'm without you I get a…
Tonight Together Wait until tonight yeah Wait until together Wait un…
Untitled I wish i could reach you but i just can't…
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@jhj061
Had it on tape once. Good to hear it again after almost 35 years
@_fabio1978
Exactly the same here
@antonioberti1860
one of the greatest songs of the legendary UK punk era. i love it.
@flightmaster1
I still got this 45 in my cellar ,, cracking record !! oh and i worked in a factory with the drummer
@themottband6813
The models played at the college in Harrow where Marco went, and I was a fresh faced young Maths/Games teacher. I was knocked out by them ... This brings it all back - yep brilliant, authentic punk!
@davidwaterhouse2552
So many great bands came out in the 1976 pUnK Scene! Many bands/artists made it and were very successful and are still around today in one guise or another, but there were some cracking bands who just never quite made it !dx
@johnpetzoldt7788
Let’s not forget Motörhead and the Plasmatic’s
@FlyUnicornsFly
If this band had stuck around to put out 5-10 albums, I'd probably have them all. I only know of 4 tracks from them. Anyone remember Maniacs "Chelsea 1977/Ain't No Legend"? K9's "Sweeney Todd/Idi Amin"? The late 70's punk had both great songs AND intensity. That's why so much of that stuff is so great.
@johnbrown6012
I loved/lived this era of early punk, before it got all formulaic and 1,2,3,4 mohawks and special brew with dogs on string leads!
@timothychambers6141
Life was fun then. we were feral and songs like this were our soundtrack. Each and every day now is second best to those times.