Live In Limerick (1981)
Tape of Dublin punk band The Threat's April 1981 gig in Limerick.
"The Threat formed in November 1978 by Maurice Foley (guitar/vocals), which had a number of iterations before disbanding in 1981. They built up a following in Dublin and maintained a heavy reputation through the 1979 and 1980. Playing the legendary Dandelion on a couple of occasions towards the end of 1979 and became friendly with members of the Virgin Prunes and U2. Stano, another friend of the band, bought a synthesizer, purely as a sound generator, and joined them. As a nonmusician, his synth added noise and texture to the band's sound and brought out their experimental side."
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Tape of Dublin punk band The Threat's April 1981 gig in Limerick.
"The Threat formed in November 1978 by Maurice Foley (guitar/vocals), which had a number of iterations before disbanding in 1981. They built up a following in Dublin and maintained a heavy reputation through the 1979 and 1980. Playing the legendary Dandelion on a couple of occasions towards the end of 1979 and became friendly with members of the Virgin Prunes and U2. Stano, another friend of the band, bought a synthesizer, purely as a sound generator, and joined them. As a nonmusician, his synth added noise and texture to the band's sound and brought out their experimental side."
Tape of Dublin punk band The Threat's April 1981 gig in Limerick.
"The Threat formed in November 1978 by Maurice Foley (guitar/vocals), which had a number of iterations before disbanding in 1981. They built up a following in Dublin and maintained a heavy reputation through the 1979 and 1980. Playing the legendary Dandelion on a couple of occasions towards the end of 1979 and became friendly with members of the Virgin Prunes and U2. Stano, another friend of the band, bought a synthesizer, purely as a sound generator, and joined them. As a nonmusician, his synth added noise and texture to the band's sound and brought out their experimental side."
Tape of Dublin punk band The Threat's April 1981 gig in Limerick.
"The Threat formed in November 1978 by Maurice Foley (guitar/vocals), which had a number of iterations before disbanding in 1981. They built up a following in Dublin and maintained a heavy reputation through the 1979 and 1980. Playing the legendary Dandelion on a couple of occasions towards the end of 1979 and became friendly with members of the Virgin Prunes and U2. Stano, another friend of the band, bought a synthesizer, purely as a sound generator, and joined them. As a nonmusician, his synth added noise and texture to the band's sound and brought out their experimental side."
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Tape of Dublin punk band The Threat's April 1981 gig in Limerick.
"The Threat formed in November 1978 by Maurice Foley (guitar/vocals), which had a number of iterations before disbanding in 1981. They built up a following in Dublin and maintained a heavy reputation through the 1979 and 1980. Playing the legendary Dandelion on a couple of occasions towards the end of 1979 and became friendly with members of the Virgin Prunes and U2. Stano, another friend of the band, bought a synthesizer, purely as a sound generator, and joined them. As a nonmusician, his synth added noise and texture to the band's sound and brought out their experimental side."