First one for me was The Muff Dive 5-because we went down well!!!
We had a drum machine , bass and guitars and me on vox.
We covered Do It Clean,Pssyche , Dead and Buried , Sister Ray , Goo Goo Muck and a blistering version of Transmission.
My next band was The Midget Submarines, acid folk we called it.
Covered Nikki Sudden , Trashmen , Them, Dave Clark Five , Camper Van Beethoven , Television Personalities etc etc and we had a huge following in Boston.
Supported Mega City 4 and Senseless Things.
We had the drummer from Biff Bang Pow playing guitar!!!!
Bands you have starred in
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Garbageman
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Miki_Mundi
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I very briefly played bass for a band called Dark Summer, but I was s**t at it!!!
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markfiend
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Bands I was in never got further than the "take some instruments round to someone's house, jam for a bit and then get stoned" stage. None of them even got as far as a name as far as I can remember.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
something like 5 or 6 'rehearsals' and only on 2 of it was drummer, one 'song' (i wrote 'lyrics'). and it all was when i was 16 or maybe 17 and after i grabbed bass like 2 months before we started. we were nearly play some gig in kindergarten 
. last 'rehearsal' ended when some guy brought chem. charged weed what we smoked from homemade water pipe.
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Norman Hunter
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Was the drummer in West Cumbria's prime Goth-rock band "Inertia". f**king blinding cover of She Sells Sanctuary.
Four strings good, six strings bad
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originalgoth
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I formed a band with a guy on my night school class.
I played rhythm guitar & did the drum machine (Roland TR707) and he played lead guitar. Shortly after forming, he sold his house for a massive profit so he went on a massive spending spree at a music exhibition at the NEC - bought a Limited Edition Les Paul for a grand, Cramer Sustainer, another grand, porta studio, big amp, effects pedal set-up, I think he spent about 4 grand in a matter of a few minutes!!!!!
We started out as Crossing The Rubicon (that was Before Rubicon formed from The Nephilim split).
The bass player wrote the lyrics but we never had a singer to sing them. They were actually quite good songs though, Nephilim sort of sound
We eventually got a female singer, I left the band, her bofriend took over rhythm guitar, she changed the name of the band to Scarlet and they started sounding like All About Eve in a matter of days!!!!!
They had one support slot to Every New Dead Ghost that I went to. Don't know what happened to them after that.
I had been warned by her brother not to trust her!!!!!!!
That was the only time I've been in a band.
I played rhythm guitar & did the drum machine (Roland TR707) and he played lead guitar. Shortly after forming, he sold his house for a massive profit so he went on a massive spending spree at a music exhibition at the NEC - bought a Limited Edition Les Paul for a grand, Cramer Sustainer, another grand, porta studio, big amp, effects pedal set-up, I think he spent about 4 grand in a matter of a few minutes!!!!!
We started out as Crossing The Rubicon (that was Before Rubicon formed from The Nephilim split).
The bass player wrote the lyrics but we never had a singer to sing them. They were actually quite good songs though, Nephilim sort of sound
We eventually got a female singer, I left the band, her bofriend took over rhythm guitar, she changed the name of the band to Scarlet and they started sounding like All About Eve in a matter of days!!!!!
They had one support slot to Every New Dead Ghost that I went to. Don't know what happened to them after that.
I had been warned by her brother not to trust her!!!!!!!
That was the only time I've been in a band.
And I ride down the Highway 101
By the side of the ocean, headed for Sunset
Black Planet according to originalGoth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hYeYgNIntQ
By the side of the ocean, headed for Sunset
Black Planet according to originalGoth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hYeYgNIntQ
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Izzy HaveMercy
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Too many to remember, but main bands For Greater Good and Avatar/The Avatar. Future member of All4s.
Former member of Grinning Ghoul, Gurthang and side-projects.
IZ.
Former member of Grinning Ghoul, Gurthang and side-projects.
IZ.
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centurionofprix
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I'm trying to get some mates to participate in a Sisters rip off.
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radiojamaica
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Have done a gig or two with a couple of friends as Organism back in the late nineties. Nothing was rehearsed, everything was improvised and boy did we suck. But fun times, nevertheless
in dub we trust
I was in the grandly titled Cherry Blossom and the Flower Fairies, a long time ago:
http://www.myspace.com/cbff
Now I'm in Zero Days. Some of you might like it:
http://www.myspace.com/zerodaysmusic
Our EP is available on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, Napster etc.
http://www.myspace.com/cbff
Now I'm in Zero Days. Some of you might like it:
http://www.myspace.com/zerodaysmusic
Our EP is available on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, Napster etc.
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markfiend
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Oh I've vaguely remembered one:
Many many moons ago, what is now Oporto on Call Lane in Leeds used to be a pub. I don't remember what the pub was called, but they would occasionally have live bands.
One particular alcohol fuelled night when we went to see a few bands there...
One of the bands was Leeds's (in)famous Isobel's Shrine whose set I continually heckled with "Martin Martin show us your cock" until eventually Martin responded with "shut up Mark you fat twà t" to general hilarity at his discomfort. Martin wasn't particularly popular on the Leeds "scene".
Another of the bands (whose name escapes me) involved the lead singer being carried onto the stage in a coffin (a bit creepy as it turned out, he was killed not long afterwards (a car accident I think)) but I was one of the pallbearers. My one and only time on-stage with a band.
Many many moons ago, what is now Oporto on Call Lane in Leeds used to be a pub. I don't remember what the pub was called, but they would occasionally have live bands.
One particular alcohol fuelled night when we went to see a few bands there...
One of the bands was Leeds's (in)famous Isobel's Shrine whose set I continually heckled with "Martin Martin show us your cock" until eventually Martin responded with "shut up Mark you fat twà t" to general hilarity at his discomfort. Martin wasn't particularly popular on the Leeds "scene".
Another of the bands (whose name escapes me) involved the lead singer being carried onto the stage in a coffin (a bit creepy as it turned out, he was killed not long afterwards (a car accident I think)) but I was one of the pallbearers. My one and only time on-stage with a band.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
White Swan? Black Swan? Some thing of swan (let me look into your eyes)markfiend wrote:Many many moons ago, what is now Oporto on Call Lane in Leeds used to be a pub. I don't remember what the pub was called, but they would occasionally have live bands ...
Was the band with coffin delivery called Dead Sex?
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markfiend
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Something Swan, aye, that's right.
Dead Sex definitely rings a bell, yes!
Dead Sex definitely rings a bell, yes!
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
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hetfieldsmullet
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I played triangle and lead nudity in our band Brand Names Of Mayonnaise. We disbanded after we all realised that everyone wanted to be lead nudity.
I saw my mate's band Mr Jolly there, supporting Dead Sex. Same gig?markfiend wrote:Something Swan, aye, that's right.
Dead Sex definitely rings a bell, yes!
There was some rumour about "Jolly" being killed in a car crash. I first heard that when they (Mr Jolly) were a no-show at Rio's in Bradford and I didn't quite hear if they said "Johnny" (the bassist) or "Jolly" (the band). Years later I found out that Johnny was not dead, but had moved to Barnsley
It might have been a euphemism for the band splitting. Mr Jolly, that is, rather than the Dead Sex singer. I'd lost touch by then, anyway. This was around 1993 or 1994, I think.
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sultan2075
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A whole bunch o' punk bands. And something else...
When my dissertation is done, however, I'd really love to play old-fashioned country music. My biggest musical obstacle is lyric-writing: I find that I've got very little to say that lends itself to rhyme and meter... (Lucretius I'm not).
When my dissertation is done, however, I'd really love to play old-fashioned country music. My biggest musical obstacle is lyric-writing: I find that I've got very little to say that lends itself to rhyme and meter... (Lucretius I'm not).
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The most successful tyranny is not the one that uses force to assure uniformity but the one that removes the awareness of other possibilities, that makes it seem inconceivable that other ways are viable, that removes the sense that there is an outside.
The most successful tyranny is not the one that uses force to assure uniformity but the one that removes the awareness of other possibilities, that makes it seem inconceivable that other ways are viable, that removes the sense that there is an outside.
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Maisey
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I have never been in a band, although I aspire to do so one day soon. I've even got slogan stickers on my black guitar and if that's not a substitute for talent I don't know what is.
Nationalise the f**king lot.
Calling god
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n'Emolicia
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Voodoo Village People.
...and some of us wandered off entirely on purpose.
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n'Emolicia
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Gosh.sultan2075 wrote:very little to say that lends itself to rhyme and meter...
Sometimes, I can't make it stop.
...and some of us wandered off entirely on purpose.
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hellboy69
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i was lead shoutist in industrial rock band in-training 'Mark 13' with a dude who played guitar for Pig.
shoutist again in 'Self Destructive Nature' with a pal who played guitar for original Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di'Anno, we had a track released in Brazil on a metal compilation and you can hear another of our efforts on the opening titles of short horror movie 'On Edge' here
...but don't say i didn't warn ye
shoutist again in 'Self Destructive Nature' with a pal who played guitar for original Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di'Anno, we had a track released in Brazil on a metal compilation and you can hear another of our efforts on the opening titles of short horror movie 'On Edge' here
...but don't say i didn't warn ye
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damagedone
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I keep doing some stuff from time to time,it's that usual 1 man band,drum machine,VOX amp and Ableton stuff(exploiting my girl for some vocals as well) 
This resulted in RLYL Hollow Eyes cover last night
http://soundcloud.com/the-sulfur-electr ... ric-hollow
Feel free to insult me
This resulted in RLYL Hollow Eyes cover last night
http://soundcloud.com/the-sulfur-electr ... ric-hollow
Feel free to insult me
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