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| Power-pop ensemble with a Shang ri-Las-type front line of female
vocalists - Ruth Ellis, Karen Amden and Elaine Reubens - plus musicians
Paul Harding (guitar), Janet Nassim (guitar), Mitch Flacko (bass) and Chris
Knowles (drums). |
| Singles |
| THE WORD OF THE WOMB (EP) (Mortarhate MORT 28) |
6 |
22 |
21/1/84 |
| FUNNERY IN A NUNNERY (EP) (Abstract 12 ABS 029) (12" only) |
9 |
7 |
23/2/85 |
| PAUL HAIG |
| Stylish singer/songwriter from Edinburgh who was lead vocalist
with Josef K before going solo. |
| Singles |
| RUNNING AWAY/TIME (Operation Twilight OPT 03) |
19 |
11 |
3/7/82 |
| BIG BLUE WORLD (Les Disques Du Crepuscule TWI 230) |
19 |
8 |
15/9/84 |
| HEAVEN HELP YOU NOW (Operation Afterglow OPA 002) |
18 |
5 |
19/10/85 |
| LOVE ETERNAL (Operation Afterglow OPA 6) |
35 |
2 |
8/3/86 |
| PERRY HAINES |
| In non-musical mode he was a fashion spotter and writer, and
the editor for a while of I.D. magazine. |
| Singles |
| WHAT'S FUNK (Fetish FE 14) |
24 |
4 |
12/12/81 |
| HALF MAN HALF BISCUIT |
| Birkenhead-based funster-punkers who had a wry way with loony
lyrics. Line-up was Nigel Blackwell (vocals), Simon Blackwell (guitar),
David Lloyd (keyboards), Neil Crossley (bass) and Paul Wright (drums). |
| Singles |
| THE TRUMPTON RIOTS (EP) (Proble Plus TRUM 17) |
1 |
30 |
15/3/86 |
| DICKIE DAVIES EYES (Probe Plus PP 21) |
1 |
10 |
4/10/86 |
| THE PEEL SESSION (Strange Fruit SFPS 057) (12" only) |
18 |
2 |
5/11/88 |
| Albums |
| BACK IN THE D.H.S.S. (Probe Plus PROBE 4) |
1 |
48 |
14/12/85 |
| BACK AGAIN IN THE D.H.S.S. (Probe Plus PROBE 8) |
2 |
15 |
21/2/87 |
| PETER HAMMILL |
| The enigmatic one-time lead vocalist of Van Der Graf Generator,
tiller of his own nonmainstream musical furrow for some 20 years. |
| Albums |
| ENTER K (Naive NAVL 1) |
21 |
7 |
6/11/82 |
| PATIENCE (Naive NAVL 3) |
15 |
5 |
17/9/83 |
| GUTHRIE HANDLEY & WAYNE HUSSEY |
| The one-off outcome of former Naked Voice singer Handley meeting
up with Mission mainman Hussey in the studio just after the latter's band
had finished recording their Serpent's Kiss single. |
| Singles |
| WHERE WAS? (Lambs to the slaughter/Prism LTS (21) |
19 |
4 |
22/8/87 |
| THE HANDSOME BEASTS |
| New Wave Of British Heavy Metal quartet comprising Gary Dalaway
(vocals), Phil Aston (guitar), Steve Hough (bass) and Pete Malbasa (drums). |
| Singles |
| ALL RIOT NOW (Heavy Metal HEAVY 1) |
45 |
1 |
21/6/80 |
| HANOI ROCKS |
| Finnish-based glam/punk/rock stirrers headed by vocalist Mike
Monroe and guitarist Andy McCoy. Also on board were guitarist Nasty Suicide
and bassist Sam Yaffa, and when drummer Razzle died in a car crash, ex-Clash
sticks man Terry Chimes stepped in. |
| Singles |
| MALIBU BEACH (Lick LIX 1) |
29 |
5 |
2/7/83 |
| Albums |
| BACK TO MYSTERY CITY (Lick LICLP 1) |
16 |
5 |
4/6/83 |
| DEAD BY CHRISTMAS (Raw Power RAWLP 016) |
19 |
3 |
31/5/86 |
| THE HAPPY MONDAYS |
| Leading lights of the "Madchester Scene", a guitar-driven dislocated
funk band based around brothers Shaun (vocals) and Paul (bass) Ryder, along
with Mark Day (guitar), Paul Davis (keyboards), Gary Whelan (drums), and
Mark "Bez" Berry (percussion and idiot dancing). |
| Singles |
| TART, TART (Factory FAC 176) (12" only) |
13 |
8 |
28/3/87 |
| 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE (Factory FAC 192) |
10 |
11 |
31/10/87 |
| W.FL. (WROTE FOR LUCK) (Factory FAC 2127) |
7 |
4 |
26/11/88 |
| LAZYITIS (Factory FAC 2227) |
6 |
5 |
20/5/89 |
| W.FL. (WROTE FOR LUCK) (reissue) (Factory FAC 2327) |
3 |
28 |
16/9/89 |
| MADCHESTER RAVE ON (EP) (Factory FAC 2427) |
1 |
20 |
25/11/89 |
| Albums |
| SQUIRREL AND G-MAN (24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE PLASTIC FACE CAN'T SMILE) (Factory
FACT 170) |
4 |
11 |
25/4/87 |
| BUMMED (Factory FACT 220) |
2 |
57 |
10/12/88 |
| PAUL HARDCASTLE |
| Dance/funk keyboards wizard whose sound collage 19 became a
massive international hit in 1985. After writing several successful TV themes,
he continued to make keyboardsbased instrumental music, mostly under the
name of the Jazzmasters, and found consistent success in the US and Japan. |
| Singles |
| YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME/DAYBREAK/A.M. (Total Control TOCO 1) |
23 |
5 |
21/4/84 |
| GUILTY (Total Control TOCO 2) |
37 |
2 |
18/8/84 |
| HARD CORPS |
| Euro-styled electronic band in the Kraftwerk tradition, fronted
by the seductive vocals of Regine. |
| Singles |
| DIRTY (Survival SUR 12026) (12" only) |
7 |
14 |
6/10/84 |
| JE SUIS PASSE (Immaculate 12 IMMAC 2) (12" only) |
7 |
8 |
18/5/85 |
| LUCKY CHARM (Transglobal TYPE 3) |
33 |
3 |
20/6/87 |
| THE HARD-ONS |
| This trio were Australia's premier surf punks, responsible
for numerous songs about kissing, farting and sex! Line-up: Keish (vocals
& drums), Blackie (guitar) and Ray (bass). |
| Albums |
| LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD (Vinyl Solution SOL 19) |
15 |
2 |
19/8/89 |
| CHARLIE HARPER |
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| The lead vocalist of the UK Subs on a solo outing. |
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| Singles |
| FREAKED (Rarnkup CAC 005) |
17 |
4 |
1/8/81 |
| CHARLIE HARPER'S URBAN DOGS |
| A sideline punk outfit established by two thirty-something
veterans of long-running original punk oufits - Charlie Harper from the
UK Subs and Knox of the Vibrators. |
| Singles |
| NEW BARBARIANS (Fall Out FALL 008) |
15 |
9 |
4/12/82 |
| ROY HARPER |
| Acerbic British singer/songwriter/guitarist of folk descent,
whose highly individual material has had a steady following since the early
1970s. |
| Albums |
| WORK OF HEART (Public Recordings PUBLP 5001) |
28 |
4 |
25/12/82 |
| GRANT HART |
| The former drummer from Husker Du turned solo singer/songwriter.
He had previously written material for the band. |
| Albums |
| INTOLERANCE (SST SST 215) |
9 |
6 |
9/12/89 |
| RICHARD HARTLEY & THE MICHEAL REED ORCHESTRA |
| UK synth/keyboards player and prolific composer and arranger,
here delivering the winning arrangements which backed the skating champion
duo's ice dance triumphs. |
| Singles |
| TORVILL AND DEAN (BOLERO & BARNUM) (EP) (Safari SKATE 1) |
27 |
6 |
17/3/84 |
| SCREAMIN' JAY HAWKINS |
| Veteran R&B and electric blues performer from Cleveland,
Ohio, whose horror comic stage act was an early inspiration for Lord Sutch,
Alice Cooper and many more. |
| Albums |
| SCREAMIN' THE BLUES (Red Lightnin' RL 0025) |
19 |
1 |
9/2/80 |
| TED HAWKINS |
| Mississippi-born veteran folk/blues busker who finally hit
commercial success around his 50th birthday and became an icon of the UK
roots music revival for a while. |
| Albums |
| WATCH YOUR STEP (Gull WOLP 1) |
3 |
34 |
6/9/86 |
| ON THE BOARDWALK (UnAmerican Activities BRAVE 2) |
2 |
33 |
20/9/86 |
| HAPPY HOUR (Windows On The World WOLP 2) |
2 |
11 |
11/4/87 |
| HAWKLORDS |
| Hawkwind by any other name. |
| Singles |
| WHO'S GONNA WIN THE WAR (Flicknife FLS 209) |
27 |
6 |
24/7/82 |
| HAWKWIND |
| (Hawkwind Zoo, Hawkwind Friends and Relations) Cosmic heavy
metal rockers, originally from Notting Hill, London, with a penchant for
SciFi and sword-and-sorcery which has stood them in good stead ever since
they were an early festival fixture in the late 1960s. Line-up changes have
been legion: alumni include Nik Turner and Motorhead's Lemmy. |
| Singles |
| HURRY ON SUNDOWN (EP)* (Flicknife SLEP 100) |
38 |
4 |
6/6/81 |
| MOTORHEAD (Flicknife FLS 205) |
4 |
13 |
25/7/81 |
| MOTORWAY CITY (Flicknife FLS 025) |
19 |
4 |
10/12/83 |
| NIGHT OF THE HAWKS (Flicknife 7FLEP 104) |
19 |
5 |
31/3/84 |
| NEEDLE GUN (Flicknife FLS 032) |
37 |
1 |
25/1/86 |
| ZAROZINIA (Flicknife FLS 033) |
35 |
4 |
22/3/86 |
| SILVER MACHINE (Samurai HW 7001) |
24 |
3 |
14/6/86 |
| Albums |
| HAWKWIND FRIENDS AND RELATIONS (Flicknife SHARP 101) |
10 |
10 |
17/4/82 |
| TWICE UPON A TIME" (Flicknife SHARP 107) |
14 |
4 |
23/4/83 |
| ZONES (Flicknife SHARP 014) |
3 |
6 |
12/11/83 |
| INDEPENDENT DAYS (Flicknife XSHARP 019) |
6 |
4 |
14/7/84 |
| THIS IS HAWKWIND, DO NOT PANIC (Flicknife SHARP 022) |
12 |
5 |
8/12/84 |
| OFRA HAZA |
| A traditional Yemenite singer from Israel, who had appeared
in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1983, and became an exotic favourite of
the dancefloor house music scene five years later. |
| Singles |
| IM NIN'ALU (Ace NS 122) |
10 |
1 |
23/4/88 |
| Albums |
| YEMENITE SONGS (Globestyle ORB 006) |
20 |
2 |
4/6/88 |
| HEAD |
| Band formed by former Pop Group/Rip Rig And Panic multi-instrumentalist
Gareth Sager and the ex-Cortinas/Clash guitarist Nick Sheppard, featuring
the vocals of Clevedon Piers. |
| Singles |
| I AM THE KING (Demon D 1053) |
44 |
1 |
20/2/87 |
| I CAN'T STOP (Demon D 1054) |
37 |
2 |
15/8/87 |
| HEAD OF DAVID |
| Ferocious and very confrontational hardcore rock quartet, comprising
Reuben Burroughs (vocals), Eric Jurenovski (guitar), Dave Cochrane (bass)
and Sharp (drums). |
| Albums |
| DOGBREATH/GODBREATH (Blast First BFFP 10) |
3 |
8 |
25/10/86 |
| THE SHIT HITS THE FAN (Blast First NOT 3) |
21 |
3 |
18/7/87 |
| THE HEART THROBS |
| Boy/girl band formed in Reading in 1986, and signed by Rough
Trade after supporting the Jesus And Mary Chain on tour. Line-up was: Rose
Carlotti (vocals & guitar), Stephen Ward (keyboards), Rachel Carlotti
(bass) and Mark Side (drums). |
| Singles |
| BANG (Rough Trade FITT 211) (12" only) |
26 |
7 |
28/11/87 |
| TOO MANY SHADOWS (Rough Trade RT 221) |
17 |
2 |
9/7/88 |
| THE HEEBEEJEEBEES |
| Trio of musical satirists: Phil Pope, Angus Deayton (later
compere of Have I Got News For You, etc.) and Mike Stevens. Their hit savaged
the Bee Gees; other tracks did likewise to Neil Dung (Young), David BowWow
(Bowie) and Jack Michaelson (Michael Jackson), among others. |
| Singles |
| MEANINGLESS SONGS (IN VERY HIGH VOICES) (Original ABO 2) |
21 |
6 |
20/9/80 |
| HELEN & THE HORNS |
| A brassy band fronted in somewhat Doris-day-as-Calamity-Jane
style by Helen McCookerybook, formerly of the Chefs. |
| FREIGHT TRAIN (Thin Sliced TSR 3) |
7 |
9 |
25/2/84 |
| HELLOWEEN |
| Heavy metal quintet from Hamburg, Germany, fronted by vocalist
Michael Kiske and also including Kai Hanse, Michael Weikath, Markus Grosskopf
and Ingo Schwichtenberg. |
| Singles |
| I WANT OUT (Noise 7 HELLO 2) |
13 |
2 |
3/12/88 |
| JIMI HENDRIX |
| Probably the most admired rock guitarist of all time, Hendrix
is credited as the cornerstone of heavy music, but in fact by inclination
was a blues and free-form jazz player. Most of what he did on record still
can't be imitated, because nobody can figure how he managed it. He died
in September 1970. |
| Singles |
| THE PEEL SESSION (Strange Fruit SFPS 065) (12" only) |
17 |
3 |
7/1/89 |
| Albums |
| WOKE UP THIS MORNING AND FOUND MYSELF DEAD |
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|
| (Red Lightnin' RL 0015) |
15 |
9 |
24/1 /81 |
| HENRY COW |
| Experimentalist art-rockers of the 1970s, whose leader, guitarist
Fred Frith, went on to a fairly productive solo career in the 80s. |
| Albums |
| WESTERN CULTURE (Broadcast BC 1) |
15 |
2 |
29/3/80 |
| HERESY |
| A lyrically forthright rock foursome comprising John March
(vocals), Mitchell Dickinson (guitar), Calvin Piper (bass) and Steve Charlesworth
(drums). |
| Albums |
| FACE UP TO IT (In Your Face FACE 1) |
13 |
5 |
4/6/88 |
| THE HIGH NUMBERS |
| The Who as recorded in a one-off by Fontana Records in 1964
before they found the name that brought them fame. Reissued in 1980 as a
collector's item. |
| Singles |
| I'M THE FACE (Back Door DOOR 4) |
42 |
1 |
29/3/80 |
| THE HIGHLINERS |
| Psychobilly band strong on visual image and sense of good-time
demented fun. The quintet consisted of Luke Morgan (vocals), Ben Blakeman
(guitars), Chris "Slim" Finch (sax), Kev "Stretch" Feeney (bass) and former
Meteor Ginger Meadham (drums). |
| Singles |
| HENRY THE WASP (ABC ARCS 017) |
9 |
3 |
29/10/88 |
| THE HIGSONS |
| Norwich-based quintet with an offbeat lyrical bent. Line-up
was Charlie "Switch" Higson (vocals), Stuart McGeachin (guitar), Terry Edwards
(guitar, sax & trumpet), Colin Williams (bass) and Simon Charterton
(drums). They spilt in March 1986, and Charlie Higson now writes successful
TV comedy with Paul Whitehouse. |
| Singles |
| I DON'T WANT TO LIVE WITH MONKEYS (Romans In Britain HIG 1) |
5 |
18 |
8/8/81 |
| LOST AND LONELY (Waap WARP 1) |
10 |
7 |
5/12/81 |
| CONSPIRACY (Waap WARP 2) |
5 |
16 |
27/3/82 |
| PUSH OUT THE BOAT (Waap WARP 4) |
4 |
15 |
3/12/83 |
| MUSIC TO WATCH GIRLS BY (Upright UP 9) |
2 |
12 |
29/9/84 |
| Albums |
| LIVE AT THE JACQUARD (Chaos Tapes LIVE 008) (cassette only) |
12 |
6 |
10/4/82 |
| THE CURSE OF THE HIGSONS (Upright UPLP 6) |
8 |
7 |
3/11/84 |
| HOLLER HILLER |
| German-born, and founder of Palais Shaumberg in 1979, Hiller
made his mark as a creator of avant garde but infectiously accessible electronic
sound collages. |
| Singles |
| JONNY (Cherry Red 12 CHERRY 77) (12" only) |
19 |
5 |
10/3/84 |
| Albums |
| A BUNCH OF FOULNESS IN THE PIT (Cherry Red B RED 59) |
21 |
1 |
10/3/84 |
| THE HIT PARADE |
| Not a band, but soloist Dave H, fresh from an anarcho-commune
in Belfast, and aided and abbetted musically by Crass-man Penny Rimbaud. |
| Singles |
| PLASTIC CULTURE (Crass 1984/2) |
29 |
4 |
9/3/85 |
| ROBIN HITCHCOCK (*& THE EGYPTIANS) |
| The eccentric spiritual inheritor of the creative muse of Syd
Barrett. East Grinstead-born Hitchcock led the Soft Boys in the late 70s,
and formed the Egyptians in 1984 between bouts of quirky solo work. |
| Singles |
| THE BELLS OF RHYMNEY (Midnight Music DONG 8) |
39 |
4 |
2/2/85 |
| HEAVEN (Midnight Music DONG 12) |
21 |
3 |
25/5/85 |
| BRENDA'S IRON SLEDGE (Midnight Music DONG 17) |
22 |
6 |
8/2/86 |
| IF YOU WERE A PRIEST (Glass Fish OOZE 1) |
21 |
7 |
18/10/86 |
| Albums |
| GOTTA LET THIS MAN OUT (Midnight Music CHIME 00.15) |
6 |
9 |
19/10/85 |
| GROOVY DECOY (Midnight Music CHIME 00.19) |
15 |
10 |
28/12/85 |
| ELEMENT OF LIGHT (Glass Fish MOIST 3) |
11 |
4 |
1/11/86 |
| HITHOUSE |
| UK dancefloor act. |
| Singles |
| MOVE YOUR FEET TO THE RHYTHM OF THE BEAT |
|
|
|
| (Supreme SUPE 149) |
19 |
1 |
2/9/89 |
| HOLOCAUST |
| New Wave of British Heavy Metal outfit from Edinburgh, who
later became Hologram. Lineup was Gary Lettice (vocals), John Mortimer (guitar),
Ed Dudley (guitar), Robin Begg (bass) and Paul Collins (drums). |
| Singles |
| HEAVY METAL MANIA (Phoenix PSP 1) |
49 |
1 |
2/8/80 |
| GARY HOLTON |
| Vocalist of the Heavy Metal Kids in the late 70s, and also
an actor (he was in TV's Auf Wiedersehen Pet). He died of a drug overdose
while filming for TV. |
| Singles |
| RUBY (DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE TO TOWN) (Safari SAFE 24) |
50 |
1 |
8/3/80 |
| HONEY |
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| Singles |
| MORE WILD THAN HONEY (Audio Instant INS 005) |
48 |
1 |
13/6/87 |
| THE HOODOO GURUS |
| Australian rock quintet formed in Sydney in 1981, and led by
vocalist/guitarist Dave Faulkner. Other members were Brad Shepherd (guitar),
Clyde Bramley (bass) and Mark Kingsmill (drums), with Rick Grossman from
the Divinyls replacing Bramley in 1989. |
| Singles |
| I WANT YOU BACK (Demon D 1028) |
11 |
9 |
16/2/85 |
| MY GIRL (Demon D 1033) |
38 |
5 |
13/6/85 |
| Albums |
| STRANGE ROMEOS (Demon FIEND 32) |
12 |
3 |
23/2/85 |
| HOTLINE |
| Huddersfield-based studio house/funk unit created by Tony and
Trevor, a former engineer and a telephone salesperson respectively. Rock
This House was recorded in a Huddersfield community workshop for less than
£50. |
| Singles |
| ROCK THIS HOUSE (Rhythm King LEFT 10T) (12" only) |
15 |
8 |
6/6/87 |
| HOUSE OF HELL (Rhythm King LEFT 17T) (12" only) |
20 |
4 |
10/10/87 |
| THE HOUSE OF LOVE |
| Indie-pop band with some varied 60s influences (from the Byrds
to Phil Spector), who took their name from Anais Nin's novel A Spy In The
House Of Love. Line-up was Guy Chadwick (vocals & guitar), Terry Bickers
(guitar), Chris Groothuizen (bass) and Pete Evans (drums). |
| Singles |
| SHINE ON (Creation CRET 043) |
19 |
8 |
23/5/87 |
| CHRISTINE (Creation CRE 053) |
4 |
13 |
21/5/88 |
| DESTROY THE HEART (Creation CRE 057) |
2 |
21 |
20/8/88 |
| Albums |
| HOUSE OF LOVE (Creation CRELP 34) |
1 |
59 |
4/6/88 |
| MINI-ALBUM (Rough Trade Deutschland) (import) |
9 |
4 |
12/11/88 |
| THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS |
| An MOR-sounding group name which actually conceals the solo
talents of Canadian Howard, who moved to the UK in 1984 after playing with
Toronto's Diner's Club. Screaming vocals, a beat box and a supercharged
Ace-Tone electric organ made up his sound. |
| Singles |
| WHO IS HE? (Hallelujah HALQT 1) (12" only) |
39 |
7 |
21/12/85 |
| YON YONSON / JON JONSON MEETS DR. R-R-RUTH |
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|
|
| (Hallelujah! HAL 04T) (12" only) |
4 |
12 |
4/7/87 |
| ROLAND A. HOWARD & LYDIA LUNCH |
| Punk duet revival of a melodramatic Lee Hazlewood & Nancy
Sinatra hit of the 60s. |
| Singles |
| SOME VELVET MORNING (4AD BAD 210) (12" only) |
26 |
6 |
22/2/86 |
| HULA |
| Sheffield-based synth-rock experimentalists, with a flexible
line-up hinged around the core trio of Ron Wright (vocals & guitar),
Mark Albrow (keyboards & tapes) and Alan Fish (drums & percussion). |
| Singles |
| FEVER CAR (Red Rhino REDT 46) (12" only) |
27 |
5 |
20/10/84 |
| WALK ON STALKS OF SHATTERED GLASS (Red Rhino REDT 62) (12" only) |
31 |
7 |
7/12/85 |
| FREEZE OUT (Red Rhino REDT 64) (12" only) |
40 |
4 |
19/4/86 |
| POISON (Red Rhino RED 74) |
16 |
6 |
14/3/87 |
| CUT ME LOOSE (Red Rhino REDT 80) (12" only) |
16 |
3 |
8/8/87 |
| Albums |
| MURMUR (Red Rhino REDLP 53) |
17 |
3 |
12/1/85 |
| ONE THOUSAND HOURS (Red Rhino REDLP 63) |
14 |
8 |
22/2/86 |
| VOICE (Red Rhino REDLP 75) |
14 |
3 |
16/5/87 |
| HUMAN SEXUAL RESPONSE |
| Boston-based US new wave rockers who grew out of a country
parody band named Honeybee & The Meadow Muffins. |
| Albums |
| FIGURE 14 (Don't Fall Off The Mountain 1) |
30 |
1 |
18/4/81 |
| HURRAH! |
| Sparky Geordie indie band who were Kitcheware's first-ever
signings. The line-up was Paul Handyside (vocals & guitar), Taffy Hughes
(vocals & guitar), Dave Porterhouse (bass) and Paul Damien Mahoney (drums). |
| Singles |
| HIP HIP (Kitchenware SK 6) |
21 |
4 |
17/9/83 |
| WHO'D HAVE THOUGHT (Kitchenware SK 14) |
7 |
4 |
27/10/84 |
| GLORIA (EP) (Kitchenware SKX 18) (12" only) |
12 |
6 |
1/6/85 |
| Albums |
| WAY AHEAD (Efuriant PACE 2) |
29 |
2 |
14/11/87 |
| HUSKER DU |
| A 1979-formed Minneapolis band (the name means "do you remember?"
in Swedish) with hardcore roots which developed into fuzz guitar-led new
wave pop/rock. Line-up was vocalist/guitarist Bob Mould (a professed Beatles/Byrds
freak), plus Greg Norton (bass) and Grant Hart (drums & vocals). |
| Singles |
| EIGHT MILES HIGH (SST SST 025) |
22 |
5 |
16/6/84 |
| MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL (SST ST 051) |
2 |
31 |
14/9/85 |
| Albums |
| ZEN ARCADE (SST SST 027) |
11 |
10 |
12/1 /85 |
| NEW DAY RISING (SST SST 031) |
10 |
13 |
9/3/85 |
| FLIP YOUR WIG (SST SST 055) |
1 |
28 |
26/10/85 |
| HYBRID KIDS |
| A multi-pastiche studio concoction from the eccentric mind
of one-time Mott The Hoople man Morgan Fisher. |
| Albums |
| HYBRID KIDS (Cherry Red ARED 5) |
13 |
5 |
19/1/80 |
| THEE HYPNOTICS |
| Riffy noisemakers from High Wycombe, influenced by the metallic
grunge of the Stooges and the MC5. The line-up was James Jones (vocals),
Ray Hanson (guitar), Will Pepper (bass) and Mark Thompson (drums). |
| Singles |
| JUSTICE IN FREEDOM (Situation 2 SIT 56T) (12" only) |
11 |
4 |
22/4/89 |
| Albums |
| LIV'R THAN GOD (Situation 2 SITUM 26) |
11 |
2 |
4/11/89 |