The Epileptics
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About The Epileptics
The Epileptics (Colin Latter - vocals, Clive Griffiths - guitar, Derek Birkett - bass and Richard Coveney - drums) were originally going to be called The Epileptic Fits, a name suggested by Colin’s mum, but the band decided that The Epileptics sounded better. Early in 1978, the fledgling band practised in Clive’s bedroom. Self-penned songs such as “Dear Deirdre”, “I Wanna Give You A ‘69” and “Who’s Chasing Who” were soon put together
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1970's Have Been Made In Hong Kong
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1970's (Were Made In Hong Kong) - Spiderleg Version
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System Rejects
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Hitler's Still A Nazi
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Hitler's Still a Nazi / War Crimes - Spiderleg Version
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Two Years Too Late
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Tube Disaster
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What Have You Got to Smile About?
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System Rejects - Spiderleg Version
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What Have You Got to Smile Abo
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1970's (were made in hong kong)
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1970s Have Been Made In Hong Kong
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I Am Mentle
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I've Got A Target On My Back
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Anarcheest (69)
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Esoteric
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Get Nicked, Get Fined Sixty Quid
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Cheap
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Can't Stand Sitting Down
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I Wanna Give You A 69
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Death Train
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Tube Disaster [Live]
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Target on My Back
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Debden (I Hate Life In)
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Hitler's Still a Nazi/War Crimes
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Get Knicked, Get Fined L60
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Hitler's Still A Nazi-War Crimes
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Alive All Your Life
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Jesus Poem
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What Have You Got To Smile About
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Andy Pandy
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Hitler's Still A Nazi / War Crimes
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Submission
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What've You Got to Smile About
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1970's EP
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Anarcheest 69
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Two Years Too Late [Demo Version]
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Heroin Chic
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Anarcheest (69) [Live]
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1970's Have Been Made in Hong Kong [Demo Version]
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I Wanna Give You a 69 [Live]
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Anarcheest
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I Am Mentle [Live]
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What Have You Got to Smile About? [Live]
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1970s Rejects
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Get Nicked, Get Fined £60 [Demo Version] [Demo Version]
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Carpathian
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Eyeliner
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1970's
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1970s Have Been Made in Hong Kong - 7" Version
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