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*Original Line-up | *Original Line-up | ||
**Joe Angelini (drums) | **Joe Angelini (drums) | ||
** | **Anthony Keeshan (vocals, guitar) | ||
** | **Jon Powers (guitar) | ||
** | **Chris Staizy (bass) | ||
===Formed=== | ===Formed=== | ||
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===Band information=== | ===Band information=== | ||
Melodic hard rock band from Melbourne that formed in the late 1980s. A string of healthy support stints with everyone from the '''Masters Apprentices''' to [[Virgin Soldiers]] and a residency at the Bell Street Rock won them major label attention and a support for ARIA charting band [[Baby Animals]]. They added disbanded [[Destiny]] guitarist Colin Glennie and the band recorded a double A-side single in 1990 for BMG. The band eventually parted ways. | Melodic hard rock band from Melbourne that formed in the late 1980s. A string of healthy support stints with everyone from the '''Masters Apprentices''' to [[Virgin Soldiers]] and a residency at the Bell Street Rock won them major label attention and a support for ARIA charting band [[Baby Animals]]. They added disbanded [[Destiny]] guitarist Colin Glennie and the band recorded a double A-side single in 1990 for BMG. The band eventually parted ways. | ||
Jon Powers later joined [[Bloodstone]]. Chris Staizy formed '''Freakshow'''. | |||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
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| 1990 | | 1990 | ||
| '''''What You See is What You Get''''' | | '''''What You See is What You Get'''''/'''''Shooting the Breeze''''' | ||
| BMG | | BMG | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 1 January 2009
Band members
- Original Line-up
- Joe Angelini (drums)
- Anthony Keeshan (vocals, guitar)
- Jon Powers (guitar)
- Chris Staizy (bass)
Formed
Melbourne, VIC, 1988
Band information
Melodic hard rock band from Melbourne that formed in the late 1980s. A string of healthy support stints with everyone from the Masters Apprentices to Virgin Soldiers and a residency at the Bell Street Rock won them major label attention and a support for ARIA charting band Baby Animals. They added disbanded Destiny guitarist Colin Glennie and the band recorded a double A-side single in 1990 for BMG. The band eventually parted ways.
Jon Powers later joined Bloodstone. Chris Staizy formed Freakshow.
Discography
Single:
| 1990 | What You See is What You Get/Shooting the Breeze | BMG |