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| |  Posted 28/09/2006 16:39:17 | |
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| | I've got a couple of Eater tracks on compilations. What was that cover version they did? |
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| | | Posted 28/09/2006 16:44:28 | |
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| NoddytheBoltonBlue (28/09/2006)
The Snivelling Shits and Eater Quite a line-up  Ain't it just!
Another band I recall seeing at Barbarellas was Manchester's very own Slaughter and the Dogs.
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| | | Posted 28/09/2006 16:51:50 | |
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| Loved Brixton Acadamy except that it was a bitch to get home if you stayed for the encore.
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| | | Posted 28/09/2006 16:53:22 | |
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| | The strange thing about "punk" is that it lasted about a year at most and yet people still buy and listen to the Clash, Pistols etc today. It went from being mad, subversive lunacy into punk rocker wigs at Woolworths in such a short time and by 1988 everyone had moved on. Great fun whilst it lasted though and nothing was ever the same again thankfully.
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