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I'm doing this one coz it's nice & short

24 minutes of noise from the classic Dorrian/Steer/Embury/Harris line up ..... maybe

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Yoink. Cheers, what a set closer!

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Molecules

safe as houses, do you still want any of the aforementioned Bowie boots urban?

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Urban Hat€monger ?

I have the Paris one but not the other

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Are you sure Dorrian and Embury were in Napalm Death in 86? I am pretty sure that Dorrian joined for 2nd album and Embury a little later. I remember hanging around with Embury in 88 and he was still in Unseen Terror then.

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That's what it says on the info. I don't know if it is or not.

Edit:this is what it says on Wiki..

The group recorded the From Enslavement to Obliteration 6th demo recording on 15 March 1986 which the group made available at their concerts and through mail, before recording a demo tape provisionally intended to form part of a split LP with the English hardcore thrash band Atavistic on Manic Ears records: this recording later became the first side of the band's debut album Scum in 1987.


The band then faced a number of line-up changes. Nic Bullen was becoming frustrated with the musical direction of the group, and began to lose interest: as a result, Jim Whiteley was asked to join as bass player. The band played a number of concerts as a four-piece before Justin Broadrick left the group to play the drums for local band Head of David. The group attempted to find a new guitarist by asking Shane Embury (ex-Unseen Terror and a fan of the group) to join and giving a trial period to Frank Healy (ex-Annihilator, later of Cerebral Fix and Sacrilege) who the group had known since sharing concerts with his band Annihilator in early 1986. After Broadrick's departure, Nic Bullen's dissatisfaction with the musical direction of the group led him to leave the group in December 1986 in order to focus on his studies in English Literature and Philosophy at university.

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jackhammer

I am pretty sure that Dorrian is not on the first album at all. The debut 'Scum' had the demo stuff on Side A and new recordings on Side B which Whitely (a good friend) played Bass. He left after the album and was replaced by Embury but I am not sure about actual dates. Sorry I'm not trying to be an arse or owt, I was just a little puzzled. The frustrating thing is that Jim STILL refuses to talk about Napalm Death even after 20 years. He still looks the same bless him.

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hold the mother****ing phone! you're a Brummie? did you meet mick harris too? he's brilliant in interviews

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Urban Hat€monger ?

They've has so many line up changes it's hard to keep track.

Anyway it's definitely Napalm Death playing

JAMC will be up in about half an hour.

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jackhammer

I am good friends with Whitely and I knew Embury to talk to (he lived close to me). I also knew Simon from Cerebral Fix quite well. I lived next door to the Wonder Stuff for a while and have had a drink with Clint Mansell (PWEI and now a Hollywood film composer) I grew up just outside Brum and have many ties there and spent my wasted youth there. I only exchanged pleasentaries with Mick. He always seemed slightly aloof but then i was just a 17 year old kid and knew nothing!

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