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Added 5th June 2007 by sbilts

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There Goes Johnnies Airforce
Witchwood
1990

Sbilts-Keyboards, Rob Wild- vocals,Simon White-Guitar, Mass-Drums,Vic Brown-Bass...We had started to sound like the Stranglers by now (it was the plectrum played "Barracuda" bass sound that did it..We had recognisable song structures also. Darren Poyser who booked the bands said we were one of his favourite bands at the time...We were supporting the Sunhouse...it was 22/11/1990. In those days the Witchwood still looked like a pub...
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“I think it was mainly the overdriven bass sound I used on "I'm Falling Apart" that sounded a bit Stranleresque. My amp was an H&H bass combo and the bass guitar was a Westone Thunder 1-A, which I've still got and, apart from having to replace a machine head last year, it's pretty much still in mint condition.”
Written by Vic
20 Jul 2014
“and your use of a plectrum and a general punk background.......”
Written by sbilts
20 Jul 2014
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