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The original �77-�78 line-up of The Skulls was a short lived one that included founding member Michael Stenn Gun Wallace, Marc Morbid Moreland and Chas T.Gray. The band was short lived and only ever recorded two songs. The band re-formed and played a series of reunion shows with original members Bones on vocals and Moreland on guitar, along with Keith Miller on bass and drum-whore-for-hire Sean Geronimo Antillion on drums. Around the time of those reunion shows Billy told Hardslug who was playing keyboards with The Adicts and drums in Famous Tea at the time that Keith was unable to play some of the scheduled shows. Hardslug said "give me a week." He went out and bought a bass and learned The Skulls songs in a couple of weeks and has been with the band ever since.
November 11th, 2002 saw the release of their full-length release on Dr. Strange Records. It was a long time in waiting for the fans, but the time is here and this record was one that was worth the wait. I know it's a stretch to compare, so all I can say is go buy it and see for yourself. Billy looks at the band's past history with fond memories and misses his good friends and former bandmates Michael Stenn Gun Wallace, and Marc Morbid Moreland who have since passed-on. He also looks forward to the future, and the future of The Skulls is now.
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