Feeling Alright With The Crew is the first ever live show to feature one of Punk's most popular and stalwart bands, 999. Formed in May 1977 the band were signed by United Artists and went on to establish a strong fan base not only in UK but to a large extent in the U.S.A. The band went on to sign for Polydor and enjoyed continued popularity throughout the early 1980's.Singer Nick Cash was previously a member of Kilburn And The High Roads with a pre-Blockheads Ian Dury.Feelin' Alright With The Crew captures...   [ read more ]

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A truly neglected classic, 999's eponymous debut album was issued in March, 1978, on the back of three stunning 45s -- the romping "I'm Alive," the anthemic "Nasty Nasty," and the oddly ambitious "Me and My Desire." The first and last of these appeared on the album, together with the summer smash that never was, June, 1978's, "Emergency," and it is with these tracks as its benchmarks that 999 should be judged. A ferocious live band, the group harnessed every iota of their stage performanc...   [ read more ]

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From the opening blare of "Homicide" -- 999's sixth single and first British hit -- it was apparent that Separates was to be no "ordinary" punk second album. Almost without exception, every other band in the pack had faltered or fallen when it came time to delivering their sophomore effort. 999, however, simply looked back at what they'd already accomplished, then made certain that they repeated it, with added improvements all over the show. So, the tunes are tighter, the riffs are crunchier...   [ read more ]

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