Those that saw them in the early 80s felt this band were destined for greatness. They had a unique and awesome sound, a live act second to none, they were confrontational, challenging, intelligent and fronted by motor-mouth Oggy McGrath, a cross between Woody Allen and Attila the Hun. Starying life as a tree-piece of Oggy, John Nicholls (keys/drums) and Phil Mavrick (vocals & vicar impression), they recruited noise-guitarist Nick Robinson from 10...
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