Although initially inspired by punk, when Scottish school friends Stump Monroe (drums), Floyd London (bass) and Ricky Warwick (guitar, vocals) joined forces with guitarist Tantrum in 1988, they chose a harder rocking, heavy metal sound. Snapped up by Polydor Records for 1989 debut “Blood, Fire & Love”, their more punk infused aggressive approach was a welcome relief from the glam orientated sounds imported from across the Atlantic. This was followed by “Soul Destruction” in 1991, and then “Powertrippin’” in 1993.

• - 1 -

  • 1. Addiction
  • 2. Possession
  • 3. Over the Edge
  • 4. Jesus Loves Yo But I Don't
  • 5. Sick & Wired
  • 6. Powertrippin'
  • 7. Takin' Hold
  • 8. Out of Season
  • 9. Life Blood
  • 10. Instinct
  • 11. Meathook
  • 12. Eye To Eye

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  • 1. Takin' Hold (Live)
  • 2. Jesus Loves You, But I Don't (Live)
  • 3. Powertrippin' (Live)
  • 4. Blind (B-Side)
  • 5. Soul Destruction (Demo)
  • 6. Addiction (Radio Edit)
  • 7. Insomnia (B-Side)
  • 8. Wild and Wonderful (Demo Version)
  • 9. Fuckin' Up (B-Side)
  • 10. Out of Season (Demo Version)
  • 11. Bodies (B-Side)
  • 12. Free 'N' Easy (Demo Version)
  • 13. Rockin' In the Free World (Acoustic Version)
  • 14. Hell To Pay (Acoustic Version)
  • 15. In a Rut (B-Side)
  • 16. Out of Season (Radio Edit)