![]() ![]() ![]() Even assuming there is any truth to my rambling, this perceived reluctance to enter a studio didn't stop the band from releasing one of the most potent punk album ever, so you could say quality was paramount to quantity. Perhaps they saw the stage as a more relevant means of expression, the only place where they could really unleash their power and communicate, where they could, quite literally, be, whereas the studio environment may have felt a bit contrived and limited. Them touring so much may have been one of the reasons why they didn't record much back in the 80's, but then Amebix also played a lot and they were a rather prolific band. The band toured a lot and were, according to anyone who were lucky enough to see them and sober enough to remember it, an absolutely incredible live force. Wink and Pete Boyce from an early gig with Flux
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