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For what it’s worth Fil, they sound like the Velvet Underground to me, a band which I am very fond of.
Bad quality video Standish ! But if you check em out on Myspace you get a clearer picture of what they are about ! Other good bands I can suggest at the moment are Sky Parade , Sun Dial , The upsidedown , and The Cold war Direction. To name but just a few of bands I am into !
did you get my youtube links phil?,dr phibes and the house of wax equations and the track eye in the sky which i would post up if i knew how is space rock.shame the singer had to bump his mother of hence the band ending.still a good band back in the day.
did you get my youtube links phil?,dr phibes and the house of wax equations and the track eye in the sky which i would post up if i knew how is space rock.shame the singer had to bump his mother of hence the band ending.still a good band back in the day.Fook me Bob. No way did I think I would ever see the name Dr Phibes on this website!
I saw them at the Leadmill in Sheffield when I was a student there in the late eighties. Absolute quality.
i came across them last night. it brought it all back to me,the track is eye am the sky not eye in the sky.i remember them been on granada tv on some concert series in the early 90’s and they use them 60,s style blob lighting things on a screen behind them.i am jealous standish as i wish i had seen them but with the singer doing life that is not going to happen
i came across them last night. it brought it all back to me,the track is eye am the sky not eye in the sky.i remember them been on granada tv on some concert series in the early 90’s and they use them 60,s style blob lighting things on a screen behind them.i am jealous standish as i wish i had seen them but with the singer doing life that is not going to happen I wouldn’t be jealous Bob, because at the time they either hadn’t been signed, or hadn’t actually recorded anything. I just remember them being incredibly noisy, with a tall dread-locked scouse frontman.
It was a great venue, The Leadmill. Saw Primal Scream in 1991 when they were a thrash band. Good times….
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