Live At T.J's Newport 1991 (Audience recording)

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In 1993 Ebbw Vale band March Hares spectacularly imploded and disappeared despite record labels sniffing around them, a debut single/video deal, winning Wales best unsigned band competition, TV and radio appearances, major support slots, festival appearances, critical acclaim and a loyal and growing fanbase.  Thus earning them the tag "Wales great lost band" by Walesonline.com.  Formed in 1989 by guitarist Mark Evans and vocalist Steve Light, adding drummer Mark Swain and dreadlocked bassist Simon "Eyes" Worlock with shoddy equipment and a practice room in a church hall, The Hares quickly melded powerful dreamy soundscapes into an ever expanding setlist, then gigging all over South Wales and later in London. Later adding a new drummer in Nigel Shepherd. The four year lifespan of the band was also memorable for wild crazy tales from the many gigs, always reckless, always impulsive, always playing against the system, never sending off demo tapes. Just writing, rehearsing, gigging and partying, but always with a true creative rock and roll heart. Long live the March Hares!!!!

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