[kj] More on Lance Hahn, 1967-2007; piece he was working on The Mob, Brit post-punk, anarcho band

B. Oliver Sheppard bigblackhair at sbcglobal.net
Tue Oct 30 13:33:00 EDT 2007


Yeah, The Mob were a really cool gloomy post-punk kinda band that I
think often gets overlooked because they had releases on Crass Records,
so people think they will sound like Conflict or something, which they
don't.

"Gates of Hell," "Witch Hunt" "I Wish" are some of my fave tracks.

-Oliver



iPat wrote:

> have the mob album on my car stereo at the moment, still stands up to

> this day. There first single was in 79 but I recall the day Let The

> Tribe Increase came into the record store we were hanging out in and

> when it went on i had to go and shoplift some items in order to buy

> it. We had no money and were on the dole, wheeling and dealing our

> days by. The record was played constantly for ages.

> i still listen to Blyth Power and like Joseph Porters lyrical ability,

> Joseph being teh drummer for the Mob and Blyth Power came out of the

> ashes of the mob. He refused to do a gig at the 62 Club i ran though,

> considering it too dangerous!

>

> On 10/27/07, B. Oliver Sheppard <bigblackhair at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>

>> If you like gloomy post-punk, check out The Mob's "Let the Tribe

>> Increase Collection," or anything by them, really. A lot of the

>> stuff has the vibe of Killing Joke's "A New Day" -- it is not

>> harsh, crusty thrash or anything. You will be surprised if you

>> haven't heard'em. - Oliver

>>

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>> http://greengalloway.blogspot.com/2007/10/lance-hahn-on-mob.html

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