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The Mob - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts - (UK)

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Track List:

01. Gates Of Hell
02. No Doves Fly Here
03. What's Going On
04. Slayed
05. White Niggers
06. I Wish
07. Youth
08. I Hear You Laughing
09. Never Understood
10. Crying Again
11. No Doves Fly Here
12. When The Mirror Breaks
13. What's Going On
14. Violence
15. No Time
16. Clown
17. Another Day, Another Death
18. Raised In A Prison
19. Gates Of Hell
20. Witch Hunt

Compilation of demos, live & unreleased tracks :
1 to 9 : Ching Cassette 1981, recorded at Brougham Road, London.
10 : Unused studio recording, recorded 5th November 1979 at The Crypt, Stevenage.
11 : Original studio version, recorded early 1982 at Southern Studios.
12 to 16 : Studio recordings from "A tribute to Bert Weedon" cassette, released in 1980 on the Weird Tales cassette label.
17 to 20 : Live at Meanwhile Gardens, summer 1983. The four tracks are from Protag's original master tape, three of which were not included on the Crying Again 12".

Anxiety69, Oct 31, 2009
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RECORD INFORMATION
May Inspire Revolutionary Acts
Release Date : 2007

Compilation of demos, live & unreleased tracks : 1 to 9: Ching Cassette 1981, recorded at Brougham Road, London. 10: Unused studio recording, recorded 5th November 1979 at The Crypt, Stevenage. 11: Original studio version, recorded early 1982 at Southern Studios. 12 to 16: Studio recordings from "A tribute to Bert Weedon" cassette, released in 1980 on the Weird Tales cassette label. 17 to 20: Live
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The Mob Biography
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Anarcho-punk band from Somerset, England.

Band members: Curtis Youe, Mark Wilson (19), Graham Fallows
Band ex-members: , Tim Hutton, Gary Hatcher, Adie Tompkins
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There are more than one band named The Mob.

1. Anarcho-punk late '70s
2. New York Hardcore early '80s
3. Rock 2005
4. Northern soul R& B mid "60s
5. A Seattle band that later became Queensrÿche.

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1) The Mob were an anarcho-punk band originally from Yeovil, Somerset, England during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The band broke up in December 1983. Marc Mob was the bands center of attention with colourful (red) dreadlocks and an angelic face. On the contrary his voice sounded doomed, his lyrics featuring topics such as nuclear bombs, war, wastelands, death and doom in general. the mob. they knew that the world was a place of doom, gloom, and despair, and thus sung songs of mourning for a dying world. greed, corruption, and pollution have blotted out all hope and optimism. formed and disbanded during the early UK anarcho-punk scene, the mob defined dirge music in the punk genre with music so competent and unique from the one chord wonder bands, and possibly the most emotional, albeit negative, of any of their contemporaries like crass, conflict, and chumbawamba while still remaining political in their message. possibly the only other band to hold a torch to the despair and morbidity of the mob was rudimentary peni, another off-beat post-punk group who often shared the stage with the mob. they seemed more comrades to each other than any of the more positive-punk bands at the time.

2) The Mob were a hardcore band from New York who existed during the 1980's. Their first release was the Upset The System EP 7" in 1982 followed by another 7" (Step Forward) the next year and a LP titled We Come To Crush in 1986. Their style of hardcore was similar to contemporaries such as The Abused, Urban Waste and Cause For Alarm.

3)The Mob is an American hard rock band formed in 2005. Their self-titled debut album was released by Frontiers Records the same year. Line-up:

* Reb Beach (from Whitesnake – guitars, backing vocals
* Doug Pinnick (from King's X – lead vocals
* Timothy Drury from (Whitesnake – keyboards, backing vocals
* Kelly Keagy from (Night Ranger– drums, backing vocals

4 ) The Mob is a 1960's horn-soul band from Chicago Illinois that played many venues and had a prolific and successful songwriting duo amongst its' members of the band in guitarist Jim Holvay and horn player Gary Beisbier(https://www.last.fm/music/Gary+Beisbier ) who wrote songs for many other acts including The Buckinghams. (https://mikebaker45s.weebly.com/)

5 ) In 1980, Michael Wilton and Scott Rockenfield had founded a band called Cross+Fire, which Chris DeGarmo and Eddie Jackson joined shortly thereafter. They then called themselves The Mob. In 1982, Geoff Tate was involved as vocalist to record a four-song demo. The band changed its name to Queensrÿche.

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Label - Overground Records
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UK label releasing mainly punk rock, anarcho-punk, proto-punk releases and reissues. Started in 1988.
The first few releases were limited edition vinyl pressings. Later releases are on CD.
The label is run by a2283901.
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Re: THE MOB - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts

THanks! Cheers!!

CheeseMan, Feb 17, 2010
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denzilMember Forum Member

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Re: THE MOB - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts

Chers for this

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The Mob - No Doves Fly Here

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gla-ca, Jun 23, 2010
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Re: THE MOB - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts

that was unnecessary to ad, those songs are on let the tribe increase which is availible here.

Anxiety69, Jun 23, 2010
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