High Rise - II Everything Ecstatic he then left the band

he then left the band and was briefly replaced by Elvis Ramone ([a=Clem Burke]) for two performances (August 28 & 29

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and David Van Tieghem

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High Rise - II Everything Ecstatic he then left the bandWhen High Rise II was recorded in 1986, the power trio still reflected bassist singer Ahahito Nanjo's and guitarist Munehiro Nirita's enthusiasm for punk rock. They loved the energy and attitude of punk, as well as the heaviness of Cream, Blue Cheer and Jimi Hendrix. On High Rise II, the overall result is an unorthodox, noisy, dissonant and very inspired fusion of punk, psychedelic rock and late 1960s heavy metal hard rock. It might be hard to imagine