West Country (Frome) post-punk group that had two singles played on John Peel - Don't Misbehave In the New Age/Machines and Terraplane Fixation/Shell Shock.
They initially sent a demo to John Peel who sent this reply 'Dear Ralph, enjoyed your tape - played it to Walters and he wasn't so impressed. Is there any chance that you might bring your own record out? I think you should. I can imagine gigs in your area must be very hard to come by. I take your point about the major 'punk' bands and agree with you up to a point. Anyway, keep in touch - John Peel
The band was Susan Wells - vocals, Ralph Mitchard - guitar, Nigel House - bass, and Geoff Norcott - drums. The band were offered a Peel session but the group had already broken up by then. Wells and Mitchard formed a new band the Terraplanes who had their self-release Evil Going On/It's Hip played on the show.
Festive Fifty Entries
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Sessions
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Shows Played
Animals and Men - Terraplane Fixation
- 08 January 1980: Don`t Misbehave In The New Age (7") TW HIT101
- 23 January 1980: Don`t Misbehave In The New Age (7") TW HIT101
- 23 January 1980 (BFBS): Don`t Misbehave In The New Age (7") TW HIT101
- 18 June 1980: The Terraplane Fixation (7") Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 21 June 1980 (BFBS): The Terraplane Fixation (7") Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 03 July 1980: The Terraplane Fixation (7") Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 05 July 1980 (BFBS): Shell Shock (7" - (The Terraplane Fixation) Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 09 July 1980: Shell Shock (7" - The Terraplane Fixation) Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 21 July 1980: The Terraplane Fixation (7") Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 20 December 1980 (BFBS): Shell Shock (7" - The Terraplane Fixation) Strange Days S-DAYS 1
- 30 June 1981: The Terraplane Fixation (7") Strange Days S-DAYS 1
