External Menace

About the artist

External Menace formed in the Coatbridge suburb of Glasgow, Scotland, U.K. in 1979 when John Sneddon, then 15, and 13 year old Wullie Hamill's band 'The L-Plates' were joined by 12 year old bassist Sandy Halkett and Rab Bell (14) on drums, the line up which recorded the 1979 demo which later got them signed to Beat the System records. After a brief split, during which Sneddy recorded a double A-side with The Snap Ons, Sneddy rejoined Wullie and Sanz with Derek Paterson taking over on drums

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  1. Someday
  2. Youth of Today
  3. No Views
  4. Poor Excuse
  5. Don't Conform
  6. Rude Awakening
  7. This Country
  8. External Menace
  9. Bullet of Persuasion
  10. What the Hell

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