Talk:Sheep on Drugs

Copyright info for quote
It's my article, my copyright and I'm happy for it to be used once properly cited. It's illustrative, I'm not including it for self-promotion (the magazine's pretty much dead these days).Donnacha 15:57, 8 September 2006 (UTC)

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Tarantella Serpentine
I recall performance poet Tarantella Serpentine (Marcus Lanyon, now a fine art painter & sculptor) was the frontman for a while after Duncan originally gave it a rest. TS had already released some SOD-alike songs under Wasp Factory Records, notably "Class One Laser Product". TS also collaborated with DeathBoy. Can anyone provide a good source for TS' involvement, so we can add it it? Ta. Andrew Oakley (talk) 18:58, 30 September 2022 (UTC)