How do the various members of Terrorvision spend their time these days?

fudge tunnel were great. but pitchshifter did go really poppy so merit inclusion and its going to be a worst poll.

don't see a lot of convergence between reef, pitchshifter and the 80s matchbox bla

xp

ah, i see (back to indie world for me)

Where were Cyclefly from?

So far we have

Feeder
Therapy?
Wildhearts
Headswim
Terrorvision
Senser
Kerbdog
China Drum
Senseless Things
Skin
Symposium
Baby Chaos
Honeycrack
The Almighty
Skunk Anansie
Leatherface
Wolfsbane
Silverfish
Apes Pigs & Spacemen
Reef
Joyrider.
Dub War
Blameless
Real TV
Cecil
compulsion
little angels
quireboys
A
Rachel Stamp
King Prawn
Lostprophets
Fightstar
Sikth
Pitchshifter
King Adora
Paradise Lost
A Hundred Reasons
Raging Speedhorn
Rub Ultra
The Eighties Matchbox B-line Disaster
Placebo
Muse
Stereophonics
The Darkness
ASH
Biffy Clyro

It's up to Chap who is included and who is too big

Rachel Stamp were formed in 1994 when David Ryder-Prangley met Will Crewdson before recruiting Cliff Harris and Mike Rowe.

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In 2010, Will Crewdson and David Ryder-Prangley have been playing alongside Adam Ant for performances around London. Crewdson is also currently working with a band called LIVAN, fronted by Greek-born musician Cosmas Livanos.[1]

You still haven't listed Skyscraper! It is a conspiracy! Just because apparently nobody else remembers their existence...

I remember Skyscraper actually being pretty good, is my memory deceiving me?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyscraper_%28band%29

Good work. Sorry, been watching Human Planet. Poll should be up soon! It will be for the BEST band.

I liked them at the time but the tracks I've remembered enough to dig out haven't aged well at all, I think it's fair to say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlj7jXx9jR0

^ don't know if Snuff count but this song was fucking great and one of my favourites from the late 80s/early 90s. ONly mention them cos they seem tied up with the whole Senseless Things/Mega City Four scene.

If anyone votes Reef for best I am going to drink several litres of the alcopop of the same name (which I suspect you can't even buy any more, for added 90s retro and also added past-sell-by-ness) and come round and throw up on their carpets.

Not going to include Muse, as they're too big now, or Lostprophets or The Darkness as they're more 00s bands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmD08Na5VKI

^ Somewhat more embarrassingly, I heart this song too. Dunno if you're allowing fraggle though

Swervedriver maybe?

did they even get written about in Kerrang? I mean that has to be the baseline requirement right

I liked Skyscraper (or at least i had 1 or 2 singles)

remember X-CNN? lol

neds didnt get covered but Swervedriver did
SO DID CATHERINE WHEEL as they went RAWK

chap please dont do best band do worst (or both)

Jacob's Mouse

The Tanya Donnelly bits of that Catherine Wheel song with Tanya Donnelly on are quite good. The Catherine Wheel bits not so much.

Kerrang! probably just excited by the Bruce Dickinson connection.

(Which tangentially reminds me via the lineup of Bruce's solo backing band - what an oxymoron, never mind - do Gun count? I know they were barely rock at all by the time they had a real hit...)

I sorta liked Jacob's Mouse. They wanted to be the British Tar. They didn't quite make it, but still.

Done Lying Down
Rosa Mota
Hyperhead
Daisy Chainsaw
Some Have Fins
Silverfish
Bivouac
Midway Still

plus many many more useless fucks who were unavoidable if you went to gigs in London in the early 90s.

Part of that was an xpost. Now it's just confusing. Don't imagine anyone is paying too much attention to my ramblings by this point anyhow.

(xposted again)

I think I said somewhere on ILM that the Hyperhead album is the worst album I've ever bought. Mind you I liked my Silverfish album ("Cockeye" iirc) at the time, put it on recently, and christ what a horrible noise.

Silverfish singer had a trip-hop album iirc (man there was a lot of trip-hop landfill)

I suppose Die Cheerleader belong here even though I really liked them and regret selling their cd

Yeah Hyperhead are maybe the only band in history you could accurately describe as sub-Gaye Bykers On Acid

xpost

I had Lesley Rankine's triphop album too, yes. Ruby! (xposts)

The Cateran
RPLA
Bomb Disneyland

Chap wants a BEST poll. I say WORST poll. What does everyone else think?
I think worst is best because it's in the spirit of the britpop/landfill polls. Also I think it will get more votes

haha RPLA

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51xdpra7-EL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

Don't think this was too bad. Don't think it was too good either.

xp would rather have worst (because I am a ball of spite)

Cable
Tribute To Nothing
AC Acoustics

oh god I'm in the Camden Underworld and it's 1993 again

There is nothing good about any of these bands so has to be worst

there was a really good american band called Cable and a really bad UK one

Most of these bands are terrible so it has to be worst imo

therapy & the wildhearts are the only good ones (unless fudge tunnel are included)

worst

although I am surprised about the relative warmth itt for its contents compared to the Britpop flotsam

Wonder if anyone would call themselves Cable in this day and age.

Leatherface wrote some bangers tbh and are genuinely respected in certain albeit rarified circles

i think thats because most of the shite here didnt sell or last. Britpop did.

The Abs

Milk

Or do I mean the Milk Monitors?

chap please do a worst poll

I like two songs by AC Acoustics :(

I also bought a compilation because it had Tribute to Nothing on once (also for a track by Monkey Boy, who are probably not for this thread but whom I'm sure Matt #2 will have seen, quite possibly in the Camden Underworld) and apparently it contains Muse's first ever track and is accordingly worth some money to some sad bastards. Or was, at one point.

'Stunt Girl' by AC ACoustics was alright imo

think rare Muse stuff sells for nutso smasho prices, if you still have that comp (it's an Organ one, right?) you'll still be quids in I reckon

Headcleaner

It's on whoever Tribute to Nothing's label was at the time. Lockjaw? Helping You Back To Work or sth?