In 1993, Henry Cluney was asked to leave the band, and the trio of Jake Burns, Bruce Foxton and Dolphin Taylor continued for the next four years, joined on live shows by either Dave Sharp or Ian McCallum .
Psychoderelict (1993)
For the recording of the band’s 1992 album The Looks or the Lifestyle? , Pop Will Eat Itself recruited John “Fuzz” Townshend as their drummer to complement their preprogrammed drums. The band had discussed adding a live drummer in 1990, but touring commitments made it impractical to do so until…
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Banks, Rutherford and Collins performed at Cowdray Castle , Midhurst in September 1993 for a money-raising event with Pink Floyd touring guitarist Tim Renwick and drummer Gary Wallis and Queen drummer Roger Taylor . Rutherford also played bass on Pink Floyd’s set at the same concert.
Following a brief 1993 reunion (in which three of their older tracks were rerecorded), UK Decay resumed activity in the early 2000s, launching a website and reissuing A Night for Celebration in 2005 in an expanded deluxe edition titled Nights for Celebration . 2007 saw the release of compilation Death,…
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The proceeds of Napalm Death’s 1993 EP Nazi Punks Fuck Off were donated to anti-fascist organisations. This EP was inspired by Napalm Death touring South Africa during 1993, which was particularly controversial given that the band faced a lot of opposition from many white supremacists following the end of Apartheid…
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In 1993, Lydon worked on his memoirs, first published in 1994 as Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs , and in 1996 he regrouped with Steve Jones , Glen Matlock and Paul Cook for the Sex Pistols’ Filthy Lucre Tour. Lydon released a solo studio album, Psycho’s Path ,…
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the resulting album The First Day was issued in 1993 under the name Sylvian/Fripp.
The band had several releases on the independent Words of Warning label, including the album United Colors Of Blaggers ITA in 1993.
In 1993, Blackmore left Deep Purple again due to “creative differences” with other members, and reformed Rainbow with all-new members featuring Scottish singer Doogie White .