Antipasti
| Antipasti | |
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| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Oi! , Hardcore punk |
| founding | 1979 |
| resolution | 1982 |
| Last occupation | |
| Martin Roper | |
| Dugi Bell | |
guitar |
Olly Hoon (since 1982) |
| Will Hoon | |
| Kev Nixon | |
Anti-Pasti are a British punk band formed in 1979 by singer Martin Roper and guitarist Dugi Bell . The original line-up also included Kev Nixon ( drums ), Will Hoon ( electric bass ); later Olly Hoon joined the band as the second guitarist. The band was recognized by the success of the Oi! -Welle carried along, the first LP ( The Last Call ) was in the British charts for 7 weeks, with the highest ranking 31.
Anti-Pasti broke up in 1982 when the singer left the band. The other members formed the band The Aces , but could not follow the success of Anti-Pasti with their only single One Way Street / Why Should It Be Mine (Etc ETC-01). The project was dissolved in mid-1984, but has reappeared since 2012.
Discography
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- Four Sore Points (EP; Rondolet ROUND-2), May 1980
- Let Them Free // Another Dead Soldier / Hell (Rondelet ROUND-5), January 1981
- The Last Call (LP; Rondelet ABOUT-5) August 1981
- Six Guns // Now's the Time / Call the Army (Rondelet ROUND-10), 1981
- Don't Let 'Em Grind You Down, 7 " split EP with The Exploited (Superville Records), November 1981
- East to West / Burn in Our Own Flames (Rondelet ROUND-18), 1982
- Caution in the Wind (album, Rondelet ABOUT-7), 1982
- Caution in the Wind / Last Train (Rondelet ROUND-26), 1982
Compilations and CDs
- Anti-Pasti (Singles Compilation) (Rondelet ABOUT-13) -83
- The Last Call (CD; Anagram CDGRAM 48)
- Caution in the Wind (CD; Anagram CDPUNK 53)
- The Best of Anti-Pasti (CD; Dojo), 1996
- The Punk Singles Collection (CD; Anagram CDPUNK-106)
- No government