11-10-2020
– SHOW 379 – Make More Noise
Mr. Spock’s Music from Outer Space: Music to Watch Space Girls by
The Cure: Lovesong
Black Marble: Emma’s House
Devil’s Dykes: Plastic Flowers
Girlschool: Take it all Away
Sugarray Rayford: Homemade Disaster
Meridian Brothers: Cumbia de la Fuente
Fish: Man with a Stick
Josie and the Pussycats: It Don’t Matter to me
Hjaltalin: Baronesse
Young Jesus: Magicians
Bill Callahan: Cowboy
Dolly Mixture: Been Teen
The Flatbackers: Pumping Iron
Reynard: Travel in Time
Raj Quartet: Whoops! What a Palavar
Mock Turtles: No Good Trying
Paul de Jong: Announcement/This Flower Will Fade and Die
Junkboy: Redwood
Grab Grab the Haddock: Nothing you Say
Cosey Fanni Tutti: Such is Life
Soft Hearted Scientists: Westward Leading
Prolapse: Chill Blown
Skeletal Family: Burning Oil
We’ve Got a Fuzzbox and We’re Gonna Use It: XX Sex
Beres Hammond: Irie and Mello
Bird Radio: Never to Be
David Crosby: I’d Swear There was Somebody Here
11-10-2020
– SHOW 379 –
Make More Noise
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R/O
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Artist
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Track
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Time
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Notes
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1
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Mr
Spock’s Music from Outer Space:
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Music
to Watch Space Girls by
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2-22
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2-22
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2
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The
Cure:
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Lovesong
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3-28
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5-50
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3
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Black
Marble:
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Emma’s
House
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3-43
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9-33
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4
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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5
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Devil’s
Dykes:
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Plastic
Flowers
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3-04
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Make
More
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12-37
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6
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Girlschool:
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Take
it all Away
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3-13
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Noise
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15-50
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7
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Sugarray
Rayford:
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Homemade
Disaster
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3-14
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Sngle
40 blw
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18-04
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8
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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9
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Meridian
Brothers:
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Cumbia
de la Fuente
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4-34
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22-38
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10
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Fish:
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Man
with a Stick
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6-30
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Welchmertz
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29-08
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11
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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12
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Josie
and the Pussycats:
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It
Don’t Matter to me
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2-36
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WTF
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31-44
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13
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Hjaltalin:
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Baronesse
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4-19
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Hjaltalin
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36-03
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14
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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15
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Young
Jesus:
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Magicians
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10-09
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Welcome
to Conceptual Beach
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46-12
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16
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Bill
Callahan:
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Cowboy
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4-35
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Gold
Record
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50-47
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17
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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18
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Dolly
Mixture:
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Been
Teen
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2-27
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Make
More
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53-14
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19
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The
Flatbackers:
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Pumping
Iron
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3-01
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Noise
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56-15
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20
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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21
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Reynard:
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Travel
in Time
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3-24
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3-24
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22
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Raj
Quartet:
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Whoops!
What a Palavar
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2-33
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5-47
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23
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Mock
Turtles:
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No
Good Trying
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3-32
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9-19
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24
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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25
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Paul
de Jong:
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Announcement/This
Flower Will Fade and Die
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4-10
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13-29
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26
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Junkboy:
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Redwood
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4-05
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17-34
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27
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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28
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Grab
Grab the Haddock:
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Nothing
you Say
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2-25
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Make
More
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19-59
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29
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Cosey
Fanni Tutti:
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Such
is Life
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4-31
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Noise
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24-30
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30
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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31
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Soft
Hearted Scientists:
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Westward
Leading
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10-21
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The
Continuing Adventures of
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34-51
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32
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Prolapse:
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Chill
Blown
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8-10
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Pointless
Walks to Dismal Places
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45-01
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33
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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34
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Skeletal
Family:
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Burning
Oil
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2-40
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Make
More
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47-41
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35
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We’ve
Got a Fuzzbox and We’re Gonna Use It:
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XX
Sex
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1-54
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Noise
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49-35
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36
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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37
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Beres
Hammond:
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Irie
and Mello
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3-23
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52-58
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38
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Bird
Radio:
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Never
to Be
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4-32
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57-30
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39
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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40
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David
Crosby:
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I’d
Swear There was Somebody Here
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1-19
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BUST
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Jen Green • vocals, rhythm guitar
Stella Morgan • keyboards
Heather de Lyon • drums
Pete Clarke • bass
Sal Horne • reggae scraper
Vaultage78 Review by John Wellington
Brighton & Hove Gazette, Dec 1978:
The Devil’s Dykes are a brand new band who played their
first public gig at the Rock Against Racism and Sexism festival. They played a
good, boppy set with a nice warm feeling...
Says Heather: "About half our songs have political
overtones. We think that rock music is too male-dominated and if women see us
then they may think tht they can do it too. But we dont want to be too heavy. A
lot of the songs dont mean much."
Two of their best songs, Fruitless and Plastic Flowers are
on the Vaultage 78 album."
Grab Grab the Haddock
When the Marine Girls disbanded in 1983, the band members
Jane Fox (bass) and Alice Fox (vocals and percussion) formed Grab Grab the
Haddock with Lester Noel (guitar and vocals), Steve Galloway (guitar) and Tim
Hall (saxophone and clarinet).[1] The name of the band came from the title of a
painting by the artist Bruce McLean.[2] In 2003, the band came top in a
listeners poll on the Mark and Lard show on BBC Radio 1 to find the "worst
band name of all time".[3]
The single "I’m Used Now" was released in 1984 on
Cherry Red Records, along with the EP Three Songs By Grab Grab the Haddock. In
1985, A second single "The Last Fond Goodbye" was included in the EP
Four More Songs By Grab Grab the Haddock. Tracks from both EPs have
subsequently appeared on many Cherry Red compilation albums. Lester Noel and
Steve Galloway went on to form the band North of Cornwallis, while Noel later
joined Norman Cook in the electronic music group, Beats International.
Discography
Skeletal Family
Still going, Burning Oil is title track from first album
1984
Nat
Dominic is keen that we get some exposure in Tesco's and a
bit miffed that Bright Horizons have an A1 poster up there at the moment. I
went and talked to them today and the situation is that their What's On
noticeboard is managed by their Community Champion, the Community Champion is
currently off sick and nobody is picking up her work.
So, in the meantime Louise from Customer Services has agreed
we can put up an A4 poster as soon as we want (we can take it in there and ask
for Louise - if she's not around we just tell whoever is on Customer Service
that Louise has okayed this).
Dominic's suggesting you can do us a temporary poster to go
up asap.
Once the Community Champion is back we can deal with her
about how we might get something bigger up there.
