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Currently residing in the "Where are they now?" file, the Belfast comedy musical group were at their highest profile in the 1990s with their album "Cover your ears".

Featuring a mix of inspired cover versions with minor lyrical alterations (including "Honey Chilli, you make my day"), originals (such as "Kirk Stevens Blues") and experimental tracks (hidden track "Reading's Mr Ambient" composed by future "Crazy D" McCoy) it was an underground classic of its time.

The standard remained high when the group made their two inspired TV specials "Rave on, Coney Island" and "Starsky, Hutch and Keenan".

The whereabouts of most of the band are now unknown but McCoy (now going under the name of Chemical Colin) and Bailie (currently doing the wedding circuit with The Death Tree Counts) have a partial reunion on BBC Television's Eggheads in February 2007 - though this is far from a laughing matter.

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