Oh, I like it quite a lot!
;)
I'll fulfill the hidden request asap (most likely later this afternoon)

p.s. : check pms, it was already out there :D

Hum, Jeff Buckley...

Arab on Radar
Q and not U
Heroin
Swing Kids

The Unicorns

Yeah I know, I've gotta check them out. We've also got Shooting At Unarmed Men from the other half of Mclusky. I haven't heard either yet though.

Future Of The Left sound like a "continuation" of McLusky's path, Shooting an unarmed man is different... 2/3 McLusky vs 1/3 he eh :)

It took me a couple of months to admit it, but future of the left and shooting both suck.

Young Marble Giants?

: praise:

And whoever said The Sex Pistols is an idiot. They could of said no more after Nevermind the Bollocks. They were one of the few bands (along with Nirvana) who stayed and lasted the right amount of time.

Wasn't there Johnny Depp in that band?
THE Johnny Depp.

it was better than the last two butthole surfers albums

The one and only album by "supergroup" P has been re-issued by Caroline Records. The band was formed by Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers), Johnny Depp (What's Eating Gilbert Grape, some movie about pirates), Bill Carter and Sal Jenco. The album also features guest appreances from Sex Pistol Steve Jones, RHCP's Flea and the legnedary Chuck E. Weiss.

The band made their debut at the 1993 South by Southwest Music Festival and became the informal house band at the Viper Room, the Los Angeles rock club co-owned by Depp. In 1995, Capitol Records, then home to the Butthole Surfers, released P's self-titled debut album.

The song, "Michael Stipe," gained some alternative rock airplay, and sales were respectable if modest considering the fame of the participants. The group proved to be short-lived, as Depp and Jenco returned to acting, Haynes continued touring and recording with the Butthole Surfers, and Carter released solo albums and collaborated with Howe Gelb of Giant Sand.

I can only think of Clor off the top of my head - 1 LP, good for putting the curtains up or changing your bedding.

Two Foot Flame

The only one I can think of is Void.
Actually maybe Big L too.

Orginal Line up of the Damned
Original line up of Napalm Death

Yes yes yes, the Nerves.

The Mabuses.

The Creation.

Too many Fall line-ups to mention.

from what i read, void was going to go more metal. maybe even butt hair rock metal since the guitar player started a hair metal band after void. they probably broke up at the right time.

i used to listen to big l when i would skate back in high school.

The Stone Roses