The SPONSORS [N.Y.C., New York] |
Hailing from New York, The Sponsors was formerly known as the Handgrenades (see entry). |
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SPOONER [Madison, Wisconsin] | |
Spooner was an early incarnation of Garbage, counting Butch Vig & Doug Erickson among members. Spooner started out in 1978 until the mid-'80s, recording about three albums and three singles, including two 7" and one LP between 1979 and 1982, Spooner has later evolved into Firetown. Butch Vig is also known as the producer of Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins and Sonic Youth. | |
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Chris STAMEY [USA] |
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STARS IN THE SKY [Hollywood, California] | |
To be filed in that improbable gleaming juke-box stamped "Wall of Sound", between the Flamin'Groovies of "Now" and Dave Edmunds of "Subtle As Flying Mallet", near to Dwight Twilley. "Baby Hold On" later was credited to The Martians on the Bomp compilation "Waves : an anthology of new music vol.2". Predictible but recommended. | |
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START [USA] |
Jam-sounding band. |
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SVT [San Francisco, California] |
Feat. Jack Casady, best known for his performance with Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna. |
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SWEET TOMMY BAND [S.F., California] |
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Sylvain SYLVAIN [N.Y.C., New York] |
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Richard TAYLOR [Massachusetts] |
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The TAXI BOYS [USA] |
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The TEARJERKERS [Syracuse, New York] |
With ex-Flashcubes Frenay & Lenin. |
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The TESTORS [New York] |
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Billy THERMAL [USA] |
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THIRD FLOOR STRANGERS [Buffalo, New York] |
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Marc THOR [Massachusetts] |
Also had a track on "Live At The Rat". |
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