The Primitives 'Crashed' onto the music scene in the late 80's, bringing with them, buzzing guitars, singalong choruses and 3 minute pop songs. No sooner had they arrived, than they were seemingly gone again, 2 or 3 albums later, but leaving behind happy memories of a fun gig and some enjoyable music. The Studio was heaving and I can remember being swept around the auditorium by a mass of jumping bodies. You couldn't stand still unless you stood right at the back, anywhere else and you were swept around in a big circle. One of my mates left after the gig, minus his shoes....they'd been pulled off his feet by the tide :-D
Goodbye Mr MacKenzie provided the support and were alright. Most notable though, was the presence of Shirley Manson on backing vocals and keyboards, who later went on to front Garbage.
No sooner had they arrived, than they were seemingly gone again, 2 or 3 albums later, but leaving behind happy memories of a fun gig and some enjoyable music.
The Studio was heaving and I can remember being swept around the auditorium by a mass of jumping bodies. You couldn't stand still unless you stood right at the back, anywhere else and you were swept around in a big circle. One of my mates left after the gig, minus his shoes....they'd been pulled off his feet by the tide :-D
Goodbye Mr MacKenzie provided the support and were alright. Most notable though, was the presence of Shirley Manson on backing vocals and keyboards, who later went on to front Garbage.