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Second Coming
Second Coming was a punk band active in the 1980s, featuring Billy Childish on vocals and guitar, Holly Golightly on bass and vocals, and Mick Jones on drums....
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Thank You
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Liberty Man
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Soft
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Young Killaz
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Free
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H-Bomb
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Heaven (Is A Loaded Gun)
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It's Coming After
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Second Coming was a punk band active in the 1980s, featuring Billy Childish on vocals and guitar, Holly Golightly on bass and vocals, and Mick Jones on drums. Their sound was raw and confrontational, anchored by songs like 'H-Bomb' and 'Thank You' from their catalog. They released albums including '1000 Miles of Disgust,' 'Flame On,' and 'Get Off My Back.'
The song 'H-Bomb' drew particular attention for its lyrics about atomic warfare, which led to the BBC banning it from airplay.
Internal tensions and substance issues were part of their story, contributing to a turbulent period before the band broke up in the early 1990s. Their music, with its unpolished energy and pointed lyrics, found a place in the punk underground of that era.
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