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studsandpunks · 01-27-2009, 03:30 AM

I have always had a soft spot for GBH having seen them many times at the Hammersmith Klub Foot in my younger days, and seeing / hearing that powerful thrash sound that even today blasts out of my car.

I always felt that the earlier Clay recordings (Leather Bristles studs & Acne), had a much more raw powerful crip sound - almost sounds like you are there in the room watching them perform, and I though that the sound dipped to an anti climax with the release of city baby - but thats just personal taste.

I have exchanged a few emails over the years with Colin, who always seems to take the time and effort to reply, and seems to really enjoy what he is doing - and now at 45 has recently started motorbike grass track racing - In between still giggine hard

Vincent Wonnacott
Studs and Punks
studsandpunks.co.uk

01-27-2009, 03:30 AM	#6 (permalink)
studsandpunks Groupie Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Essex Posts: 1	Still sound good after 30 (ish) years I have always had a soft spot for GBH having seen them many times at the Hammersmith Klub Foot in my younger days, and seeing / hearing that powerful thrash sound that even today blasts out of my car. I always felt that the earlier Clay recordings (Leather Bristles studs & Acne), had a much more raw powerful crip sound - almost sounds like you are there in the room watching them perform, and I though that the sound dipped to an anti climax with the release of city baby - but thats just personal taste. I have exchanged a few emails over the years with Colin, who always seems to take the time and effort to reply, and seems to really enjoy what he is doing - and now at 45 has recently started motorbike grass track racing - In between still giggine hard Vincent Wonnacott Studs and Punks studsandpunks.co.uk