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| − | ''Rumpy Stiltskin'' was a band active in Hamilton in | + | [[image:Rumpystiltskin.jpg|right|thumb|300px|''Rumpy Stiltskin'' at [[Ward Lane]], 1992]] |
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| + | ''Rumpy Stiltskin'' was a band active in Hamilton in 1991-1992, evolving out of Auckland band ''Less Than Zero''. ''Rumpy Stiltskin'' included brothers [[Rod Morgan]] (guitar, vocals) and [[Gwyn Morgan]] (bass, vocals), as well as [[Sean Blake]] (drums). Major gigs included [[Fear and Loathing 3]] in April 1992. | ||
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| + | ''Rumpy Stiltskin'' evolved into ''Cone'', who released one single on cassette titled [[Head Up Your Arse]] in 1994, which received airplay on Contact FM. Besides the Morgan brothers, the band featured [[James Campkin]] of [[Valhalla]] on drums. | ||
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| + | The Morgan brothers went on to play in [[Lizard]], who formed in 1993. | ||
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Rumpy Stiltskin at Ward Lane, 1992
Rumpy Stiltskin was a band active in Hamilton in 1991-1992, evolving out of Auckland band Less Than Zero. Rumpy Stiltskin included brothers Rod Morgan (guitar, vocals) and Gwyn Morgan (bass, vocals), as well as Sean Blake (drums). Major gigs included Fear and Loathing 3 in April 1992.
Rumpy Stiltskin evolved into Cone, who released one single on cassette titled Head Up Your Arse in 1994, which received airplay on Contact FM. Besides the Morgan brothers, the band featured James Campkin of Valhalla on drums.
The Morgan brothers went on to play in Lizard, who formed in 1993.
