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| − | Described as everything from "thrash, funk" by fanzine [[Zone]], to "rockabilly" by Nexus. ''Thunder Monkey'' competed in the 1993 [[Contact]] FM Battle of the Bands. | + | [[image:juicecrop.jpg|right|thumb|"Juice Extractor" art]] |
| + | Described as everything from "thrash, funk" by fanzine [[Zone]], to "rockabilly" by [[Nexus]]. The band included [[Glen Stewart]] (vocals), [[Tim Hansen]] (bass), [[Dion Tweedy]] (guitar), [[Adrian Ganley]] (drums) and [[Julian Baddie]], who went on to [[Swamp Goblin]], [[Ruin]] and [[Masochrist]]. ''Thunder Monkey'' competed in the 1993 [[Contact]] FM [[Battle of the Bands]], and a song recorded from their heat, ''Wide Open Road'', appears on the associated [[They came to take us alive]] compilation. Another song, ''Hot Knives'', appears on the 1992 compilation [[Juice Extractor]]. This song was covered by [[Disjecta Membra]] at [[Circle Jerk 2005]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 18 November 2018
Described as everything from "thrash, funk" by fanzine Zone, to "rockabilly" by Nexus. The band included Glen Stewart (vocals), Tim Hansen (bass), Dion Tweedy (guitar), Adrian Ganley (drums) and Julian Baddie, who went on to Swamp Goblin, Ruin and Masochrist. Thunder Monkey competed in the 1993 Contact FM Battle of the Bands, and a song recorded from their heat, Wide Open Road, appears on the associated They came to take us alive compilation. Another song, Hot Knives, appears on the 1992 compilation Juice Extractor. This song was covered by Disjecta Membra at Circle Jerk 2005.
