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''Levitating Daffodils'' were in existence for just over a year from mid-1989 to mid-1990. The band featured [[Sarah Oliver]] (drums), but despite a mae bassist ([[Chris Barnett]] of [[Watershed]]) they were typically considered a "girl-band". Their first performance was at the [[A Potentially Explosive Situation]] gig held at [[Gurus]] on Thursday 6 July, while thier last was on the ''Girls Night Out'' night at the ''Womans Art Festival'' on 3 August 1990. They released a cassette single [[DoDoDoo]] on [[Orange Recordings]].  
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''Levitating Daffodils'' were in existence for just over a year from mid-1989 to mid-1990. The band featured [[Sarah Oliver]] (drums), but despite a male bassist ([[Chris Barnett]] of [[Watershed]]) they were typically considered a "girl-band". Their first performance was at the [[A Potentially Explosive Situation]] gig held at [[Gurus]] on Thursday 6 July, while thier last was on the ''Girls Night Out'' night at the ''Womans Art Festival'' on 3 August 1990. They released a cassette single [[DoDoDoo]] on [[Orange Recordings]].  
  
 
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"A Potentially Exploding Situation"

Levitating Daffodils were in existence for just over a year from mid-1989 to mid-1990. The band featured Sarah Oliver (drums), but despite a male bassist (Chris Barnett of Watershed) they were typically considered a "girl-band". Their first performance was at the A Potentially Explosive Situation gig held at Gurus on Thursday 6 July, while thier last was on the Girls Night Out night at the Womans Art Festival on 3 August 1990. They released a cassette single DoDoDoo on Orange Recordings.

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