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- Search Party: Inner TimeInner Time by Search Party, from the Search Party Demo (1999)Search Party were a progressive rock band from Exeter, notable for their wonderful songcraft and use of a DAT machine for their live backing tracks instead of a drummer.Frontman Lawrence Morgan Anstee played five-string guitar, keyboards, pipes and sang lead vocals. Brother Luke Morgan-Anstee played bass and Glen Sherlock played guitars, keyboards and sang.Search Party had an occasional percussionist called Dave who brought a unique twist to the band with his ethnic instruments and eastern rhythms.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/search-partyhttp://www.explicitmusic.co.uk/sub-publishershttps://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Search Party: No LimitNo Limit by Search Party, from the Search Party Demo (1999)Search Party were a progressive rock band from Exeter, notable for their wonderful songcraft and use of a DAT machine for their live backing tracks instead of a drummer.Frontman Lawrence Morgan Anstee played five-string guitar, keyboards, pipes and sang lead vocals. Brother Luke Morgan-Anstee played bass and Glen Sherlock played guitars, keyboards and sang.Search Party had an occasional percussionist called Dave who brought a unique twist to the band with his ethnic instruments and eastern rhythms.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/search-partyhttp://www.explicitmusic.co.uk/sub-publishershttps://twitter.com/WudRecords7 min
- Pyg: Crying Shame (T)Crying Shame by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Pyg: Don't JumpDon't Jump by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Pyg: Let's Dance (Bare Mix)Let's Dance (Bare Mix) by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Pyg: Hands OffHands Off by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords6 min
- Pyg: FallingFalling by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Pyg: All Fall DownAll Fall Down by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Pyg: Hit the BottleHit the Bottle by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Pyg: Let's Dance (Dulcimer Mix)Let's Dance (Dulcimer Mix) by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album.Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house.All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999.Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun.Arrangements by Pyg.Martin Dearmun – vocals, acoustic guitarMalcolm Learmonth – electric guitar, bouzoukiGeorge Davies – bassTony Price – drumsSome quotes:“A stomping good gyg.” – Pyg Breeders Weekly“We danced ’til our tales dropped off!” – Trotter Times“Possibly the best gig since feeding time.” – Scratchings GazetteAnd there was a considerable outburst of grunting from behind the rhododendrons.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/tracks-1999https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
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Due to brexshit, broken britain, rip-off britain, corruption, lies and bias in the media, bigotry, racism, intolerance, polarisation, the fact that some of our family members would not be allowed to remain post-brexit, state-sponsored child trafficking (yes, that's right, we said it - it's pretty shocking, start reading from here if you don't believe it: https://forced-adoption.com/), an increasing sense of frustration and exasperation, and general total weariness of being treated with nothing but derision, ignorance and contempt by the entire shebang since the early 80s, we decided enough was enough and moved our entire operation from brexeter in the uk to begin our grand brexodus in 2017. We are now brefugees, living in brexile very near the border of the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany. If you live in (the crumbling remains of) the uk, do yourself a favour and leave. The upgrade in life quality will blow your mind.
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