The Sound formed in South London in 1979, shortly after a band called The Outsiders dissolved. It isn't a very well-distributed fact, but the Outsiders' 1977 LP Calling on Youth was the first self-released British punk LP, issued roughly four months after Buzzcocks' infamous Spiral Scratch 7". Guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Adrian Borland led the Outsiders through a couple of other releases, but the band sputtered out three years after their 1976 formation.
Parkpop 1987
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Echo & the Bunnymen / The Passions / The Sound Dec 14, 1980 London, England, United Kingdom Uploaded by Groover
The Sound / Ian Dury / Chief Ebenezer Obey / Perfect Zebras Jul 1, 1984 The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands Uploaded by Ed Van Viegen
Echo & the Bunnymen / The Sound Oct 17, 1980 Liverpool, England, United Kingdom Uploaded by Mister T
The Jam / The Sound Feb 26, 1981 Paris, Île-de-France, France Uploaded by Sylvain
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The Sound has had 41 concerts.
The Sound is most often considered to be Indie, Post-Punk, New Wave, Color Noise, UK Post-Punk, and Latvian.
The last The Sound concert was on May 29, 2003 at Magic Stick in Detroit, Michigan, United States. The bands that performed were: The Raveonettes / Vue / The Sound.
The songs that The Sound performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the June 28, 1987 concert at Parkpop 1987 in The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands:
