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Angus
Angus formed in 1982 from the remains of another band called the Angles, with Keith Scott on vocals, Richard "Riff" Randall on guitar, Scott "Sarge" Russell...
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2086
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Black despair
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Finally out
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Freedom fighter
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Heavyweight Warrior
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I'm A Fool With Love
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If God's in Heaven (why is there Hell on Earth)
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Leather and Lace
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Lost Control
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Love Will Take You
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Money Satisfies
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Moving fast
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The Gates
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Track of Doom
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Warriors of the World
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When Giants Collide
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Angus formed in 1982 from the remains of another band called the Angles, with Keith Scott on vocals, Richard "Riff" Randall on guitar, Scott "Sarge" Russell on bass, and John Jennings on drums. They were based in London and developed a raw, energetic sound that found an audience there.
Their 1984 debut album "Warriors of the World" included the title track that became a global hit. The song "Warriors of the World" and others like "Freedom fighter" and "If God's in Heaven (why is there Hell on Earth)" showed their tendency toward political and social themes in their lyrics, which drew both supporters and critics.
Internal tensions led to a split in 1986, with Scott and Russell leaving while Randall and Jennings continued with new members. The original lineup reunited briefly in 2001 for some live shows, though they didn't record new material together after that.
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