Age of Chance first came to national attention in 1985, when their debut single, “Motorcity/ Everlasting Yeah” released on their own label, Riot Bible, was picked up and championed by BBC Radio 1 DJ , John Peel . A session followed, recorded at Maida Vale Studios and four songs, “Going, Going Gone Man”, “Mob Hut”, “The Morning After the Sixties” and “I Don’t Know and I Don’t Care” were recorded. “I Don’t Know..” was re-recorded for Gunfire and Pianos , a compilation album released by Zigzag magazine.
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