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Lack Of Limits
Lack of Limits formed in Derry during the late 1970s, a time when Northern Ireland was marked by social unrest. The band's music often reflected the political...
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30 Summers
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After the Fire
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Come Out Ye Black And Tans
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Cover Me
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Dear Green Place
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Each Generation
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Falling Apart
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Fight 4 the Right
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Hope
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Man In The Back
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The Golden Vanity
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The Kings Are Falling Down
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The Safety Dance
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Unquiet Grave
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Lack of Limits formed in Derry during the late 1970s, a time when Northern Ireland was marked by social unrest. The band's music often reflected the political tensions around them, with songs like 'Come Out Ye Black And Tans' becoming particularly well-known. That track, which uses lyrics by Dominic Behan, addresses historical conflict directly.
Their albums included titles such as 'Lack of Limits' from 1980, 'In the Shadow of the Gun' in 1982, and 'The Fight Goes On' in 1984. Early members included Patsy O'Hagan on vocals, Brian Bradley on guitar, Eugene McLaughlin on bass, and Kevin McCarron on drums. The lineup changed at times after that.
Some of their material faced radio bans and criticism for its political content. They kept recording through the 1980s, with songs like '30 Summers' and 'Dear Green Place' appearing in their catalog. The music remains associated with that period in Northern Ireland.
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